2026 Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

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Rise Against Suicide
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Rise Against Suicide connects youth at risk of suicide with timely, fully funded therapy.

$3,980

raised by 13 people

$25,000 goal

in 10 days left

Double Your Impact! $5k MATCH

Update posted 9 days ago

Your donation goes twice as far this September!

We are deeply grateful to our friend and supporter Larry Gold, who is matching all gifts made during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, dollar-for-dollar up to $5,000.

  • $25 becomes $50 
  • $60 becomes $120 (Fully funds 1 youth for therapy and transportation!)
  • $100 becomes $200 
  • $600 becomes $1,200 (Connects 1 youth to 12 complete therapy sessions!)                                                                                               

Early intervention saves lives. By supporting Rise Against Suicide, you are creating a safety net for local youth and families by giving them a place for hope and healing. 



Rise Against Suicide starts with the individual. Reaching even one young person at risk of or impacted by suicide creates a ripple effect that can restore a family and strengthen our entire community.

Today, Rise Against Suicide provides over 3,000 free, rapid-access therapy sessions each year to youth 19 and under across Boulder County and surrounding communities. Since our founding, we have provided more than 27,000 fully funded therapy sessions to over 2,500 local young people, helping them find hope and healing.

We make this possible by removing the barriers that too often stand between young people and the mental health care they need. While traditional networks can leave families waiting six to eight weeks for care, Rise accepts direct referrals from health care providers, schools, families and community members. We connect youth with fully licensed private practice therapists within 48 to 72 hours and provide 10–12 fully funded therapy sessions at no cost to their families.

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