The Loveland Foundation

We had the honor of ringing the Nasdaq closing bell, marking a significant milestone in their journey of providing mental health support to communities of color, particularly Black women and girls. Celebrate with us in our Love, Us campaign to invest in generational healing! Together, we can make a difference and help build a future where mental health care is accessible, inclusive, and equitable.   https://lnkd.in/ghRdtesa

We’re grateful to ring yesterday’s closing bell at Nasdaq for The Loveland Foundation ! This moment represents our unwavering commitment to the mental health and healing of Black women, girls, and non-binary folks. As we launch the Love, Us Campaign during BIPOC Mental Health Month, we’re asking 1 million supporters to contribute just $5 each. Together, we can raise $5 million for therapy services in 2025, creating a lasting impact on our community’s well-being. Thank you for your support in this journey of collective healing and empowerment. Join us. Stand with us. Heal with us. Love, us. 💌 Photo Credit: Nasdaq, Inc./ Vanja Savic Video Credit: Nasdaq, Inc. https://lnkd.in/ghRdtesa

We’re grateful to ring yesterday’s closing bell at Nasdaq for The Loveland Foundation! This moment represents our unwavering commitment to the mental health and healing of Black women, girls, and non-binary folks. As we launch the Love, Us Campaign during BIPOC Mental Health Month, we’re asking 1 million supporters to contribute just $5 each. Together, we can raise $5 million for therapy services in 2025, creating a lasting impact on our community’s well-being. Thank you for your support in this journey of collective healing and empowerment. Join us. Stand with us. Heal with us. Love, us. 💌 Photo Credit: Nasdaq, Inc./ Vanja Savic Video Credit: Nasdaq, Inc. https://lnkd.in/ghRdtesa

We want to live in a world where every Black woman has access to affordable therapy. There are so many ways and spaces to give back. As we move through BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month let's to take a moment to acknowledge the weight of choosing a space to invest your resources. In 2018, Rachel Cargle started the Loveland Foundation to help Black women and girls feel seen, heard, and safe. She  rejected the idea that mental health care was a luxury and answered the call to make mental wellness more accessible. Since that simple birthday fundraiser that started it all, the Loveland team and our supporters have created true magic. We have covered the cost of therapy for over 152,000 hours of therapy, and close to $10 million given to BIPOC therapists.   We’ve helped so many improve their mental wellness, but the truth is we’ve also had to turn away thousands seeking therapy vouchers because the demand for our program is so high. And it’s no wonder why the need for affordable therapy is skyrocketing in our community.  Being a Black woman in America is mentally taxing, to say the least. We need to fund more therapy for Black women. Period. That’s why we are launching our “Love, Us” campaign. From now until December, the “Love, Us” campaign is rallying 1 million supporters to contribute just $5 each . If we succeed, we'll be able to provide $5 million in therapy to Black women, girls, and non-binary folks in 2025. This campaign is about Black women, and those who love them, pooling our resources together to build a grassroots, for us, by us movement of intergenerational healing. We want each therapy voucher to feel like a gift with a card signed, “Love, Us.” Give the gift of therapy: https://lnkd.in/eQCtazAx

Kick-off your weekend with some soulful summer vibes! Listen to our latest Heritage & Harmony session with DJ Niyah West!! https://lnkd.in/gDAgPxAQ

In the latest episode of The Unfolding: Presented by The Loveland Foundation, Rachel K. speaks with author and storyteller Joél Leon as he shares an intimate and insightful conversation about men's mental health. Joél opens up about his own struggles with suicidal thoughts, highlighting the importance of vulnerability and emotional expression, particularly for black men. Joél's narrative emphasizes the need for embracing softness and showing grace not only towards oneself but also towards our parents and their challenges. His reflections on the significance of community, creativity, music, and self-reflection offer a deeply moving perspective on the journey to healing and self-discovery. This episode is a powerful testament to the strength found in sharing our stories and the healing that comes from it. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of mental health and the transformative power of openness and support.

I hope you’ll join us in making generational change through generational healing ♥️

Happy Pride Month! 💖🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ This month, we're honoring the ways empowerment manifests in our lives. Whether through family, friends, or chosen communities, let's stay connected and supportive of one another. Sending love to you all 🌈 https://lnkd.in/eQCtazAx

Welcome Loveland Community! This guided meditation from our friend and author, Zoë Austrie, is designed to give you a moment of peace, comfort, and healing as you navigate through the difficult emotions of grief. Whether you are dealing with the loss of a loved one, a relationship, or any significant change in your life, this meditation aims to provide solace and support. We are proud to have covered the cost of over $6 million in therapy sessions since 2019. But with the demand for our services skyrocketing, we need to do more. As we embark on our fourth year of making mental health resources accessible, we’re placing our faith and optimism in our community by setting a bold impact goal. From May to December, we’re rallying 1 million supporters to contribute just $5 each . If we succeed, we'll significantly expand our reach and provide $5 million in therapy to Black women, girls, and non-binary folks in 2025. Join the Love, Us movement of 1 million by making a $5 donation today. Visit https://lnkd.in/gjkwa5ny Follow Zoë:  https://lnkd.in/gJAHqksR ttps://https://lnkd.in/gyatRfEw

Join Sharlene Kemler, Jill Koziol and Kate Hermosura, Ed.D over at SeekHer Foundation for an exciting exploration of the multifaceted mental health challenges in today's fast-paced digital world and how we can prioritize our inner peace amidst the external pressures of being women and mothers in our society. Together we’ll uncover how to align our personal values with daily actions and lean into stillness in an increasingly noisy world. #WeHearHer Register here: https://lu.ma/sx1h1lb9 Date: Wednesday, May 29, 2024 Time: 12 pm PST | 3 pm EST