OUR IMPACT... Your support makes this possible.
Starting Conversations
Brock's mom, Debbie biked across the country from San Diego to NYC in March/April of 2024.
Next, she walked across NYS in September/October 2024.
In March 2025, Brock's sister, Jen, supported by her sister, Nicole, mom, Debbie, and friends Jams and Bobi, ran 300 miles through the desert from Santa Monica to Las Vegas.
Check out the media coverage below from these adventures. The media enables us to reach a wider audience with a much-needed message. Tough conversations were had along the way by bringing attention to mental health. Health is health!
WNY and Central NY - InGoodHealth
Indianapolis FOX 59
WNY- Clarence Bee
Philadelphia-Bucks County Herald
Supporting Young Adults
Working with the Family Support Center at Brock’s alma mater, Clarence High School, we supported a licensed mental health counselor who led a seminar to students in person and simultaneously to the entire student body. She discussed the importance of seeking help and communicating with others during mental health challenges. With additional support from our community, we provide funding for one-on-one mental health counseling appointments for individuals who are uninsured or underinsured.
Working with Niagara University’s Health and Counseling Services, we sponsored a kick-off event and a month of wellness activities and support. We provided a training session to assist students with peer-to-peer support. Spoke with teams about mental health /suicide prevention and provided a certified mental performance consultant to work with these teams.
Training 8th-grade students at
Buffalo United Charter School on health coping strategies, mental health, and suicide prevention. An incredibly sad fact is that suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for 10-14-year-olds. Supporting each other is essential.
Walked with students on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe, Arizona, in support of the American Federation for Suicide Prevention.
Getting Feedback
Getting Feedback
"My stepdad took his life due to mental health and PTSD." A.C.
"I just lost my brother due to health reasons, but ultimately due to the effects of mental illness." M.K.
"What you and your team are doing to bring awareness to the importance of mental health is amazing and so needed." J.M.
"I am prompted to write because I struggled with bipolar disorder as a young person." E.F.
"I saw your son's story on NewsBreak. It brought so many tears to my eyes, and I want to say as a survivor of attempts, I am sorry for your loss, and God bless you for all you have done and will do for the world." B.G.
"Thank you for being so open with Brock's story. You are making a difference." C.R.
"You are doing something for the voiceless that cannot be quantified." N.C.
Just one conversation might save a life.