And So I Run
I was looking at it all wrong when I first started running. I thought I was in it alone.
Author: Bryan Funk
I was looking at it all wrong when I first started running. I thought I was in it alone.
“Your story is important, and your story should always have a purpose. If you don't believe it does, my (After Midnight) donation says it does.”
It is not an easy fight - this battle against shame and stigma and indifference.
As the fireworks fade, this is when the hard work begins for all of us.
This donation will help the text line provide 2,000 hours of crisis support to more than 3,000 youth over the course of one year.
The people helping us raise money for National Suicide Prevention Week have chosen to take action on behalf of those that they love, those they have lost, and those who are still struggling. These are the stories they've shared.
Bryan Funk is our Director of Corporate & College Partnerships. He is a new addition to the TWLOHA staff, joining us after three years at Invisible Children. Today, Bryan sent the following email to our entire team. We thought it was brilliant and wanted to share.
Our newest team member’s journey to TWLOHA involved much more than a road trip. Here, he shares some recent reflections on life and legacy.
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