Promoting Physical Activity and its positive impact on mental health. The foundation’s flagship event is the Five Fifty Fifty run/walk series for Mental Health. It is a 5 kilometer run/walk held in every state of our nation over just fifty days. The documentary film, You’re Not Alone, produced during past events, demonstrates the event’s extreme value.

Broadening Education and Access by supporting integration of behavioral health services into primary care, providing mental healthcare literacy in college education for healthcare workers, providing scholarships for mental healthcare training and mental health certifications.

Promoting Early Prevention, Detection and Treatment through support for early treatment of children aged 0-6 with care that includes the whole family, provided in the home, and funding suicide prevention programs in middle and high schools.

Funding Direct Care and Research supporting programs that deliver mental health care services to refugees and displaced families, as well as initiating programs to address mental health and wellness for front line and essential workers and their families.