Why We ask for Donations with Graphs

Like other organs, the brain sometimes acts up. Experts estimate that 57.8 million Americans have serious mental illnesses every year. Worryingly, only 2 in 5 of them get any mental health care[1].

There are several depressing causes for the deficiency of mental health care. Lack of insurance. Lack of money. Lack of time. Belief that things get well on their own. Stigma. Fear of losing one’s job if word gets around[2] [3].

Well, what do you do if you cannot get mental health care? You get drunk. You do drugs. You get a gun and kill someone[4]…

Or you help yourself—till you get better or to cope until you get proper professional help.

Both reasons motivate our work. Our website brings you:

If you are one of them, you get:

1. Trustworthy hacks and info from mental health professionals
2. Links to mental health organizations
3. fellowship, assuring you are not alone, and your fellow sufferers understand and support you.
4. Plus, we sell affordable tools like workbooks, yoga books, and mind journals.

Being a nonprofit minimizes our expenses. Still, we need some funds to keep doing our work and to grow. Surely, we need to do both. Won’t you help? Now?

[1] Mental Health Statistics in 2024 (thezebra.com)

[2] Why People Aren’t Getting The Care They Need (apa.org)

[3] Study Reveals Lack of Access as Root Cause for Mental Health Crisis in America (thenationalcouncil.org)

[4] The Intersection of Mental Health and Gun Violence (pbs.org)