Cst. Terry Fieguth’s Incredible Pull-Up Challenge: Raising $20,000 for First Responder Mental Health

In an inspiring display of strength and commitment, Cst. Terry Fieguth of the Lethbridge Police Service completed a remarkable 4080 pull-ups as part of a mental health awareness campaign for first responders. This powerful initiative aimed to raise both awareness and funds to support practical mental health initiatives that promote the well-being of those who serve on the frontlines. Through his incredible effort, Terry raised $20,000—money that will go toward crucial mental health resources for first responders.

How the Funds Are Being Used:

Legacy Place Society is proud to be a part of this important cause, with two major initiatives funded by the proceeds from Terry’s pull-up challenge:

1. The CALM App
   Legacy Place has made a bulk purchase of one-year CALM app memberships to provide first responders with tools to reduce stress, improve sleep, and enhance overall mental well-being. The CALM app offers a variety of resources, including sleep stories, mindfulness exercises, breathing techniques, and more, to help users manage anxiety and improve their emotional resilience. To access your complimentary CALM app subscription, email info@legacyplacesociety.com with your preferred email address (one that can bypass work firewalls). Please act quickly as the app subscriptions are limited and must be redeemed before April 19, 2023.
2. Dr. Kevin Gilmartin’s Book: “Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement”
   As part of this initiative, Legacy Place is also offering a free copy of Dr. Kevin Gilmartin’s groundbreaking book, Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement. This highly recommended resource is not only invaluable for law enforcement officers but also applicable to all first responders. It offers practical strategies for managing the emotional challenges of the job, helping to build resilience and emotional wellness. To receive your complimentary copy, email info@legacyplacesociety.com with your name and full mailing address.

A Big Thank You to Cst. Fieguth:

Terry’s commitment to mental health and his dedication to supporting his fellow first responders is truly remarkable. By completing over 4000 pull-ups, he has not only raised significant funds but also sparked an important conversation about mental health in the first responder community. We are proud to support this initiative and encourage everyone to take advantage of these valuable mental health resources.

Poster for Pull-Ups for Mental Health:

For more information about the campaign and to see how you can support, please refer to the attached poster for the Pull-Ups for Mental Health event. Together, we can continue to raise awareness, provide resources, and support first responders in their emotional well-being.

Act Now:
Email info@legacyplacesociety.com to access the CALM app and receive your copy of Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement. Let’s continue building a community of support for those who dedicate their lives to serving and protecting us all.