Ensure individuals impacted by eating disorders have access to certified one-on-one peer mentorship. While not clinical therapy, this evidence-informed support removes financial barriers and can be a vital step toward long-term healing.

Make restaurant outings and real-life exposure possible, giving participants the chance to practice recovery in the world—with someone by their side.

Empower individuals to rediscover their self-worth beyond body size or appearance.

Offer consistent, community-based resources that bridge the gap between no care and intensive treatment, reducing the risk of relapse and hospitalization.

Prevent a young person from losing their adolescence to an eating disorder, allowing them to stay in school, connected to friends, and present in their own lives.

Educate the broader community—fostering a culture that speaks about food, bodies, and appearance with compassion and respect, breaking harmful generational cycles.

Help individuals reclaim their social lives and reintegrate into the community, reducing isolation and restoring joy.

Fund workshops and events that foster creativity, community, and healing through gentle movement, art, storytelling, and connection

Allow us to train more certified peer support specialists, expanding the reach of compassionate, lived-experience care across the valley.