On September 27, 2018, our daughter, Camryn, ended her life by suicide, thus bringing an end to a lifelong battle with mental illness. On the outside Camryn appeared normal, engaging in activities that others her age were involved in. But she could never understand why she felt the way she did.

Camryn's story is unique in itself, but it is not necessarily an untold story. Each year thousands of young people make the same decision: to walk away from their pain and their suffering.

People live everyday lives in a struggle. The struggle might be thoughts of suicide. It might be anxiety or depression. Or it could simply be a feeling of overwhelming helplessness. Even needing resources to receive services. Our charity aims to help not just those afflicted with suicidal thoughts, but anyone who feels a struggle to get through life.
 

The Say Something Foundation doesn't promise to put an end to suicide. Instead, our mission and vision is to raise awareness for those who are in the struggle, in addition to providing resources for those who need the help and/or want to help.

To Say Something is to encourage those who are in the struggle to have the courage to reach out and ask for help. But to Say Something also means to identify those in the struggle and have the courage to reach out and offer help.
 

The Say Something Foundation provides immediate financial support (when possible), provides resources for parents/youth/young adults, offers small support groups, and offers grief support groups.  Mostly, we just tell our story and share our experiences to help you determine a course of action.