Support Proactive Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Resources this #GivingTuesday.

Suicide prevention is more than a hotline. Real impact starts with visibility — making sure every person has access to free, local mental health resources when they need them most. By raising awareness, increasing distribution of resources, and expanding proactive suicide-prevention education, we meet people where they are and empower early intervention.

This Giving Tuesday, your support helps us continue providing the tools, education, and resources our communities deserve in 2026 — from resource cards and outreach events to trainings that remind people they’re not alone.

Every conversation matters. Every action creates access. Hope starts with you.

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Start a Fundraiser

Encourage your community to take action towards proactive suicide prevention by starting your own fundraiser! Individual pages can be customized to share with loved ones why the cause is important to you.

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Share our Fundraiser

Sharing our fundraiser with your community creates a bigger impact than you know! Being proactive about suicide prevention often looks like starting the conversation on mental health. Sharing resources on social media is a great way to do this!

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Physical Resources

Our Physical Resources offer a tangible way for us to start the conversation in communities, especially where there are gaps in understanding mental health. Currently, we have resources to help people navigate a number of situations including, How to Ask For Help, How to Be Supportive, Understanding Non Suicidal Self Injury and Self Harm, Navigating Conversations About Suicide, and How to Support Someone Who Has Been Impacted By Suicide.

Outside of our conversation cards, we also offer resources that list hotlines and text lines, mental health guides, worksheets, and more. So far, in 2024, we have distributed over 50,000 resources in schools, workplaces, concerts, festivals, and various other community spaces. Our hope is that these resources empower and equip people to navigate difficult conversations surrounding mental health.

For $50, you can cover the cost of mental health resources for 50 individuals.
For $250, you can cover the cost of physical resources for one school.

Education

Our clinically-backed and peer led education programming teaches individuals the tools they need to support themselves and those around them. Currently, we offer a number of education sessions, including The Things We Don't Say | Part 1, The Things We Don't Say | Part 2, The Things We Don't Say | Identity and Orientation, and our newest offering Lo Que Callamos. We also offer customized education sessions for Proactive Workplaces, as well as specialized sessions covering Topics Orbiting Suicide.

Not only do we provide live, in-person workshops both publicly and privately, but we also teach our education virtually over zoom, as well as through an easy-to-use e-learning program. So far in 2024, we’ve educated over 8,000 individuals in our mental health education programming. Our hope is that individuals will take our education sessions and leave feeling empowered to start the conversation in their own communities.

For $10 you can cover the cost of an online Mental Health Education for one individual
For $100 you can cover the cost of one mental health workshop in a community space!

Resource Compass

Suicide prevention is more than a hotline. It is no secret that our quality of life can be both positively and negatively affected by our mental health. This means that supporting someone's mental health can look like assisting with housing costs, ensuring access to quality food, or even supporting them through an educational class.

Our Find Help tool allows you to enter your zip code and be connected to resources right in your own neighborhood. So far, in 2024, we have had over 100,000 searches on our Find Help tool. Offered for completely free, we ultimately just want people to know that the help they deserve is accessible and closer than they think.