Jake Miller Shares About “Sunshine”

Thousands have used their voice during our “We’ll See You Tomorrow” campaign to push back against the lie that says we can’t talk about depression or suicide. Among them is recording artist Jake Miller.

Jake recently released the music video for his song “Sunshine.” In the video, he opens up about his experience losing his childhood friend, Dylan Andrew Schopp, to suicide earlier this year. His video is not only a tribute to Dylan’s life but also an opportunity to say it’s okay to talk about the things we’re struggling with.

When we asked him about his music video, Jake shared the following with us:

Jake has also created a website to anonymously share a thoughtful note with your “sunshine.”

To add your voice to the “We’ll See You Tomorrow” campaign, join us by:

1. Showing your support with our World Suicide Prevention Day pack.
   All of the items in the pack are meant to equip you to talk about suicide prevention in your community. Use them as conversation starters, encouraging reminders, and informative tools to share with others. You can get your WSPD pack here.

2. Telling us why “We’ll See You Tomorrow.”
   Download this printable PDF and tell us why We’ll See You Tomorrow. Post it on social media by tagging @TWLOHA and using #Tomorrow15 or #WSPD15.

3. Fundraising for suicide prevention.
   Every dollar raised through our Classy page will go directly to treatment and recovery. So far you’ve helped get us more than halfway to our $75,000 goal. As a sign of our thanks,every person who raises $100 will receive a poster signed by the TWLOHA team, and every person who raises $300 will receive a $50 gift card to the TWLOHA store. The donations must be raised between now and Sunday (9/13) at midnight EST.