Where to Donate on Giving Tuesday: A Guide to Supporting Youth Mental Health

Where to Donate on Giving Tuesday: A Guide to Supporting Youth Mental Health

Giving Tuesday is the one day each year when millions of people decide where their generosity will do the most good. If you care about young people and mental health, choosing the right nonprofit matters as much as the gift itself.

How to choose a youth mental health nonprofit

Before you give, look for three things: a clear program model, measurable reach, and a direct path from your dollars to care. Ask whether the organization actually delivers services to young people, whether it can show how many it has reached, and whether your donation removes a real barrier to help.

Why youth mental health giving matters right now

Young people are facing a mental health crisis, and cost and stigma remain the biggest barriers to care. Gifts that fund therapy directly, and programs that make asking for help feel normal, move the needle in ways that last.

A nonprofit putting your Giving Tuesday gift to work

Project Blackbird is a national youth mental health nonprofit (a registered 501(c)(3), EIN 92-0678276) founded in 2022. Our touring program pairs an original film and professional athlete panels with an on-site resource fair and a funded year of therapy for students. To date we have reached more than 70,000 young people across 90+ events and school programs and funded over 800 therapy sessions for students. On Giving Tuesday, a donation to Project Blackbird goes straight to free therapy and school programming for students.

Give to Project Blackbird

Your gift funds free therapy and school mental health programming for young people who need it most. Donate to Project Blackbird. Project Blackbird is a national youth mental health nonprofit (a registered 501(c)(3), EIN 92-0678276) founded in 2022. Our touring program pairs an original film and professional athlete panels with an on-site resource fair and a funded year of therapy for students. To date we have reached more than 70,000 young people across 90+ events and school programs and funded over 800 therapy sessions for students. Every donation is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.

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