We're broken-hearted over the tragedy in Sydney. So close to where it all started for us. Our hearts and thoughts are for everyone hurting. We are so sorry for this awful day. Please remember you are loved.
Tell your story to remind others that they are not alone. Tell your story to remind yourself that you are not alone. Tell your story because it’s important and you matter.
View personal stories and submit yours: https://t.co/sDCYmWEKnG
You don’t have to say sorry for what you love, how you laugh, how you dress, how you speak. You don’t have to be sorry for being yourself.
You are enough.
We need you here. What that doesn't require, however, is your perfection. It's just you that we need. Your presence and all it entails—perfectly imperfect with questions and wisdom, stumbles and leaps, heartache and joy.
I’m proud of my youngest son, he’s put a #carsforhope sticker on his car tonight and explained to me the cause - supporting the fight against the stigma surrounding depression, self-injury and suicide
Sorry, but we don’t say that here. If things are getting tough. We hear you. We see you. We’re with you.
Help your Cars For Hope defeat mental health stigma by making a tax deductible donation before June 30: https://t.co/VHJsyEtEIL #carsforhope#Mentalhealth
Try to surround yourself with people you like and build cool stuff with them. Because in the end, what you do isn't going to be nearly as interesting or important as who you do it with. Agree? #carsforhope
The goal of our #IAMDRIVEN campaign is to educate people about suicide and what we can do to prevent it, to encourage conversations about mental health in your community that inspire honesty and openness: https://t.co/JroxYBrDuM #WSPD19#WSPD
A week from today is the day we celebrate our dads. It’s the day we say “Happy Father’s Day”. We hope it’s that exactly, that there’s much to celebrate and Dads feel loved.
We know that it’s a difficult day for… https://t.co/t4HmElzTNO
Some of the most comforting words in the world are ‘me too.’ That moment when you find out that your struggle is also someone else’s struggle, and that others have been down the same road as you.