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Our Impact To Date

Where Donations Go

💚 What We Do

At Make Mental Health Matter, we take action to educate, equip, and empower everyday people with the tools they need to navigate tough conversations about mental health, substance abuse, and suicide. We meet people exactly where they are and help them build the confidence, language, and skills to support themselves — and someone they care about.

We do this through our A.C.E. approach: Action. Conversation. Education.

Our work focuses on prevention, intervention, and postvention, ensuring we walk beside people at every step of their mental health journey.

Here’s how:

🌱 We Educate

We offer multiple levels of training so people can recognize warning signs, respond with confidence, and create safe, supportive environments. Our programs include:

  • Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)

  • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)

  • Breaking the Cycle of Trauma Education & Instructor Program

  • Fentanyl Awareness & Naloxone Training

  • Prevention and suicide intervention trainings

We empower everyday humans to become helpers — trained, prepared, and ready to make a difference.

 

💚 We Support

Through compassion-centered resources and programs, we help people feel seen, understood, and never alone.

  • Carrie Cares Packages for suicide loss survivors

  • Recovery Care Packages for individuals beginning their healing journey

  • Homeless Care Packages for those in high-need situations

  • LoveLife L!ve Program offering low-cost mental wellness sessions for individuals facing financial barriers or long waitlists

We fill the gaps between crisis and care so people don’t fall through them.

🌟 We Amplify Voices

We make mental health part of everyday conversation through storytelling, community engagement, and media.

  • The Make Mental Health Matter Show (TV, radio, and streaming)

  • Four annual community awareness events, including our Rock Your Wellness Expo, Comedy/Fashion Show, MHSA Film Festival, and Unmasking Mental Health Gala

  • Blogs and storytelling projects that help people share their experiences and honor loved ones

These platforms remind people everywhere that help and hope still exist.

🧠 We Empower Youth

Our youth programming gives young people a voice, a platform, and the tools to navigate their emotions.

  • Give Youth a Voice Program, created by youth, for youth, currently being redesigned with a youth advisory board

  • Partnerships with youth groups, Boys & Girls Clubs, and community centers

  • Age-appropriate conversations that teach coping skills, communication tools, and emotional awareness

We help the next generation feel heard, supported, and prepared.

🌱 In Short

We educate the community.
We support those who feel alone.
We empower youth.
We amplify stories of hope.
We close the gaps between crisis and care.

Because we aren’t just saying mental health matters - we’re taking action to MAKE mental health matter.

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Our Impact in 2023!

A handful of things we specifically did we do in 2023:

  • Hosted 16 Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Classes in 2023.

  • Trained 141 people as Mental Health First Aiders.

  • Have given 141 of the 141 participants a discounted sponsored rate for MHFA classes, thanks to our Warrior donors.

  • Partnered with University of Colorado to train rural communities Teachers, Social Workers, Counselors, Principals within CO, NM and WY in MHFA.

  • Continued collaboration with Cherry Creek School to be a part of their new teacher orientation.

  • We have trained people from almost every state at this point and are very excited to continue to offer more virtual classes to all of the United States.

  • Free emotional grief and loss support group continued on the Circles App.

  • Selected by Denver Impact which gave us a team to redesign the Give Youth a Voice program. Set to launch the summer of 2024.

  • Launched the Make Mental Health Matter TV Show on e360tv which quadrupled our reach. Each month we add about 500 new views. As of the end of 2023 we average 7,000 views worldwide.

Pivotal Moments Over the Years

Dec 2022

May 2020

The world has reopened, we launched our own curriculum called Breaking the Cycle of Trauma.

People are also acknowledging and understanding that mental health is important and we are hosting more Mental Health First Aid classes than we have ever in the past.

YAAYYY for Mental Health Education!!

The world shut down, however BCC pivoted and went virtual with our MHSA Film Festival and it opened our reach and film entries to the world. We were officially international.

BCC Evolution hosted their first virtual Film Festival from the Founder's living room and had film makers and audience members watching all over the world. 

June 2018

BCC Evolution was founded

New places funds will be distributed starting in 2023 specifically from our Warrior for Mental Health monthly donors: 

  1. Community Outreach Events

  2. Currently Being Redesigned Give Youth a Voice Program launching Summer of 2024

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Make Mental Health Matter (formerly BCC Evolution) is a 501(c)3 mental health and suicide awareness nonprofit organization.

Centennial, CO 80112

EIN: 83-1098659

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