Faith In Health Collaborative

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What is the Faith In Health Collaborative?

The Faith in Health Collaborative is an annual event created by The SOL Project that began in February 2024. The purpose of the event is to bring together faith leaders, community advocates, health experts, and citizens  to discuss concerns and embark on a call to action to address secondhand smoke from tobacco and marijuana use, particularly among youth, and its impact in Sacramento County’s housing and outdoor spaces.

The SOL Project proudly presents the 3rd Annual Faith In Health Collaborative Summit, focusing on “Black Health in 2026: Strengthening Our Future Through Smoke-Free Living and Community Care.” 

Join us on Thursday, February 26, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Sierra Health Foundation, 1320 Garden Highway, Sacramento.  Click here to read the full press release.

We are honored to welcome all of our Summit Speakers featuring Keynote Presenter Gregory Bolden, Community Initiatives Program Manager at The Center for Black Health & Equity. With three decades of experience in public health, Bolden brings powerful insight on men’s health, community organizing, and chronic disease prevention. We are also excited to bring Dr. Thomas Hopkins, internal medicine physician and former Chief Medical Correspondent for KCRA-3 as the MC/Host of this special event.

RSVP at: https://bit.ly/RSVP-Faith-In-Health-Collab_2026

This event is free to attend.

For sponsorship or vendor participation, contact info@thesolproject.com.

We look forward to gathering with faith leaders, community groups, public health professionals, youth advocates, and property managers for a meaningful, inspiring Summit dedicated to health equity and smoke-free living.

Don’t miss “RYON CALI” in person at this year’s Faith in Health Collaborative Summit who is back with his third American Heart Association original spoken word piece entitled: “What Would They Say?”. Ryon uses this piece to send a clear message that to prevent tobacco-related death and illness, we need action.