Upcoming worksite campaigns
These campaigns are available to workplace wellness coordinators at no cost. The campaigns are designed to improve employee health and wellness.
If you are a workplace wellness coordinator and want to run a worksite campaign from Public Health Promotion, email kelly.harjes@hennepin.us.
Paths to Positivity
This five-week campaign promotes mental well-being in your workplace and helps your employees live happier, healthier lives through connection, mindfulness, and purpose.
Who can participate?
Power up with plants
This four-week challenge encourages employees to eat more plant-based foods for personal and environmental health.
Who can participate?
Workplace wellness coordinators can run this campaign for employees at their workplace.
Step to it challenge – May (yearly)
Thanks for your interest in the Step to it Challenge. Unfortunately, the challenge will not be available in 2025. We encourage you to keep moving.
For resources, visit Move Your Way.
Take it outside!
Take it outside! is a four-week challenge designed to help employees reap the physical and emotional rewards of spending more time outside being active.
Who can participate?
Workplace wellness coordinators can run this campaign for employees at their workplace.
The Frosty Four – December (yearly)
Encourage your employees to focus on the pillars of wellbeing over the winter months with this four-week campaign. The four pillars of well-being are: physical, mental, social, and financial health.
Who can participate?
Workplace wellness coordinators can run this campaign for employees at their workplace.
Tools for Success
Learn how to design an effective worksite wellness program. Get tools and resources to make it happen at this annual training.
Who can participate?
Workplace wellness coordinators can run this campaign for employees at their workplace.
Walk@Work – ongoing
Support regular movement throughout the workday with this free toolkit.
Who can participate?
Workplace wellness coordinators can run this campaign for employees at their workplace.
Learn more
We focus on places where people live, learn, work and play to prevent chronic disease and promote community well-being. Learn more about us.