A MESSAGE FROM LANDON

HOW WE DO IT
01
Movement
Using physical activity as a protective factor—structured programs that reduce depression, build resilience, and give young people an outlet.
02
Awareness
Driving public understanding of youth suicide through evidence-based research and open conversation. Breaking the silence that costs lives.
03
Education
Empowering youth and communities with training, tools, and knowledge to recognize warning signs and intervene before crisis.
2nd
Leading cause of death among young people ages 10-24
CDC. 2023
57%
Of high school girls reported persistent sadness or hopelessness in 2021
CDC YRBS
22%
Of high school students seriously considered attempting suicide
CDC YRBS. 2021
45%
Reduction in depression symptoms linked to regular physical activity in youth
Published Meta-Analysis
RESEARCH & PROGRAM PARTNERS
RESEARCH PARTNER

Dr. Arielle H. Sheftall, PhD
Associate Professor & Chief of Academic Affairs, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide
University of Rochester Medical Center
Sheftall Lab - URMC
RESEARCH & PROGRAM PARTNER
Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation
Advancing statewide suicide prevention through research, education, community outreach, and support for those affected by suicide loss.
www.OhioSPF.org
PROGRAM PARTNER
Motherhood of the Brotherhood
Motherhood of the Brotherhood, Inc. is a Maryland-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, originally founded in 2015 as a Navy Football cheer mom group, now dedicated to service, advocacy, and community development for the USNA community.
www.motherhoodofthebrotherhood.org
PROGRAM PARTNER
Wynyki Alston Foundation
Wynyki and Alexander Alston, founders of the Wynyki Alston Foundation, are dedicated to supporting veteran families and children facing trauma. Inspired by lived experience, their mission is to provide resources, safe outlets, and advocate for stronger emotional support—so no child or family has to struggle alone.
www.wynykialstonfoundation.org
RESEARCH PARTNER
The University of Rochester Medical Center's Department of Psychiatry
Founded in 1945, is the birthplace of the "Biopsychosocial Model of Medical Illness". Driven by over 1,000 faculty and staff, the division operates across multiple specialized divisions, including Acute Adult, Addiction, Child & Adolescent, Community, and Geriatric Mental Health.
www.urmc.rochester.edu/psychiatry
PROGRAM PARTNER
Madi's House
Madi’s House is a Cincinnati-based nonprofit providing free, non-residential support and activities for young adults recovering from mental illness or addiction. The organization offers a safe, welcoming environment with creative, recreational, wellness, and social programs that help young adults build connections and support their recovery.
www.madishousecincy.org
PROGRAM PARTNER
The JOYFUL Cart
The JOYFUL Cart is a Cincinnati-based nonprofit that brings moments of joy, comfort, and connection to people facing difficult circumstances. Its mobile carts visit hospitals, nursing homes, and correctional facilities, providing personalized gifts, activities, and other items intended to brighten recipients’ days and offer encouragement.
www.joyfulcart.org
Your support funds evidence-based programs, research partnerships, and movement-focused initiatives that protect youth mental health.
All donations are tax exempt.
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