<div><strong>May is Mental Health Awareness Month.</strong>
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<div><strong>June is Men’s Health Month.</strong>
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<div>For us, those two months are when we fund the work that continues the rest of the year.
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<div>We’re raising $61,000 over 61 days.
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<div>That’s $1,000 a day through the end of June.
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<div>A private donor has committed to matching the full amount if we reach the goal.
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<div>If we do, it becomes $122,000.
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<div>If we don’t, the match is not applied.
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<div><strong>Why this work exists</strong>
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<div>Most men are taught how to function, not how to process.
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<div>They learn how to provide, solve problems, and keep moving.
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<div>They are rarely given a clear way to understand what’s happening internally or how to communicate it.
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<div>That gap does not always show up as crisis. More often it shows up as distance in relationships, poor emotional regulation, isolation, or stress that has nowhere to go.
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<div>By the time it becomes visible, it has already taken a toll.
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<div><strong>What we do</strong>
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<div>Whole Brother Mission was built to address that gap in a way men will actually engage with.
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<div>Our work includes:
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<div>- Collaborations and donations from Charlamagne tha God, Judge Lynn Toler, Bakari Sellers, and Vic Mensa.
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<div>-A mental health university tour that brings structured conversations directly to college campuses.
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<div>-Free mental health services for men who are unemployed or uninsured, along with support for their family members.
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<div>-Reentry support for men returning home from prison, focused on stabilization and reintegration.
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<div>-Annual scholarships for college students.
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<div>-A network of over 3,000 mental health professionals across all 50 states and Washington, DC.
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<div>This is established work that continues whether attention is on it or not.
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<div><strong>How funds are used</strong>
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<div>Funding supports access and delivery.
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<div>It allows us to expand free services, increase the number of men we can reach, continue campus and community-based work, and maintain the professional network that makes national support possible.
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<div><strong>What your support makes possible</strong>
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<div>* $25 extends our reach to men who are typically outside of mental health spaces.
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<div>* $50 supports the creation of programming and resources that help men better understand and communicate what they’re dealing with.
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<div>* $100+ helps fund direct services, live experiences, and ongoing support.
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<div>If the goal is met, every dollar is matched, doubling the total impact.
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<div><strong>The ask</strong>
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<div>If you believe in the direction of this work, contribute at a level that works for you.
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<div>If it resonates, pass it along to someone else.
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<div>Reaching $61,000 determines whether this work continues at its current level or expands significantly this year.
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<div>Learn more at wholebrothermission.com
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Ivel M. Hylton

First Round DC

Tonya Powers

Anonymous

Crystal Wilson

Latricia Moore

Sharon Davis

Lorenzo Lowery

Christopher Baldon

Brian Dewey

Tuong Vi Tran

Derrick Telesford

Aliesha Cheatham

Rena McNeill

$61,000 in 61 Days to Double Mental Health Support for Men

$61,000 in 61 Days to Double Mental Health Support for Men

Still $36,809 to go. Help us build momentum.