We’re excited to launch this year’s “Got Hope?” campaign: Hope Is a Verb—a four-week initiative running from September 10th (Suicide Prevention Day) through October 10th (World Mental Health Day). Together, we’ll shine a light on how hope is not just a feeling, but an action that transforms communities.

Each week will focus on a different theme:

Week 1: Got Hope? Start the Conversation — breaking silence, lifting youth voices, and sparking dialogue.
Week 2: Hope is Grown — highlighting Hope Gardens and the healing power of nature.
Week 3: Hope is Shared — celebrating connection, community, and creativity.
Week 4: Hope Takes Action — elevating youth advocacy and smashing the stigma.

Throughout the campaign, we’ll share stories from the Hope Archive, videos from youth ambassadors, and inspiring actions happening across the country. But this campaign is more than storytelling—it’s a call to action.

Your support keeps hope alive in schools and communities nationwide. By donating to the “Got Hope?” campaign, you help fuel youth-led mental health programs, plant Hope Gardens, support storytelling initiatives, and empower young advocates to take action all year long.

Together, let’s show the world that hope is a verb—and we all have a role to play.

Got Hope? 2025

Hope is a verb.

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