Social Mission

OUR SOCIAL MISSION

We believe that every woman deserves access to quality mental health care. Why? Because women’s mental health is a critical issue—women face unique challenges that can significantly impact their well-being. By dedicating a portion of our sales to support this cause, we’ve helped countless women access the care they need and contributed substantial funds to our nonprofit partners. Take a closer look at these partners and see how they’re making a difference in the communities they serve.

Mental health starts by fostering emotional well-being at a young age.

The Jed Foundation

Dedicated to protecting emotional
health and preventing suicide among teenagers and young adults.

They achieve this through campus
and high school programs, community engagement, and online resources that
support mental health awareness and provide guidance for creating supportive
environments.

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Active minds

Mobilizing youth and young adults to change the culture around mental health

Our donation supports Active Minds 1,000 schools in 1,000 days initiative, bringing the their proven program model to high schools to equip students with critical mental health tools, strategies, and resources.

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Girls on the run

Girls on the run is a nonprofit
organization that empowers young girls through a curriculum that combines
physical activity, particularly running, with lessons on building confidence,
self-esteem, and emotional resilience.

The program aims to help girls
develop life skills and a healthy mindset, fostering both physical and mental
well-being.

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MindWise

Promoting men and women’s well-being through behavioral health screenings.

The program aims to help girls develop life skills and a healthy mindset, fostering both physical and mental well-being.

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Futures Without Violence

Working to end violence against women, children, and families worldwide.

Our support helps sustain the Coaching with Courage program, an initiative giving thousands of coaches the training they need to understand young women and girls’ mental health.

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