Summer is almost over, and we are BUSIER than ever!
For many families, “What’s for dinner?” becomes one more pressure point in an already overwhelming week.

At Thrive 10:10, we see this every day.

Eat for a Week is a small way to create relief—for you and for someone walking through crisis.

For $10, you can purchase a ticket for a chance to win:

🍽 Five $25 gift cards to local restaurants
📅 Enough meals to cover an entire work week
💜 A true mental break during a stressful season

When people are under chronic stress—financial, emotional, or mental—the brain shifts into survival mode.

That’s when:

Decision-making shuts down
Long-term planning disappears
Small problems feel impossible
And “what’s for dinner?” becomes overwhelming

At Thrive 10:10, we don’t just meet immediate needs—we interrupt stress so people can think, plan, and move forward.

This fundraiser reflects our pathway and what we teach in our programs:

Boundaries → reducing decision fatigue
Mindfulness → creating moments of pause
Mental health → lowering stress on the nervous system
Poverty education → understanding how scarcity impacts the brain

Sometimes, progress starts with something as simple as not having to cook or choose for a week.

Every $10 ticket supports Thrive 10:10 programs that help people:

Move from crisis to stability
Build healthy boundaries
Strengthen mental health
Learn how poverty impacts thinking and behavior
Create a sustainable path forward—and build leadership!

You’re not just entering a drawing.
You’re helping someone else get a mental break, too.

🎟 Tickets are just $10
🎟 Buy more than one to increase your chances
🎟 Winner announced on: September 1

$10 = a chance to eat for a week
$10 = someone else taking their first step out of survival mode

👉 Buy your ticket today and give stress one less place to live.

Purchase here: https://givebutter.com/eat-for-a-week-copy-r0j3cw

Or email us at thrive1010mv@gmail.com or call/text 330-367-7117 to make other arrangements for purchase.

Eat For a Week Fall 2026

Five meals. One work week. A break you didn’t know you needed.