WHY DONATE?

All donations 💰 support our mission to provide accessible resources to our community 👩🏽‍🤝‍👩🏿

Sad Girls Club is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization which provides accessible mental health resources for millennials and Gen Z. Our goal is to reduce the global suicide rate while combatting stigma and stereotypes specifically amongst womxn of color and womxn of immigrant communities.

IN NUMBERS

1 in 4

experience significant symptoms of major depressive disorder.

1 in 3

feel anxious or depressed.

> 1/3 of Americans

relate to feelings of depression and anxiety as COVID-19 cases spike. The pandemic has had a significant impact on the mental health of young people.

THE COST OF THERAPY

The average cost of therapy is $60–150* 💵 With an average hourly wage of $24 💰, this means 4 hours ⏰ of labor is needed to afford one session

*State dependant. Sources: Census Bureau Statistics, Hartford Healthcare

“We need people like you to support our mission through donations, speaking about what we do, visiting and talking about our programmes and be a cheerleader for Sad Girls Club. This is something that has been stigmatised for years and years and it won’t stop anytime soon. With your help we can move the needle forward and heal the world together.”

ELYSE FOX, FOUNDER

For every $100 donated we’re able to provide counseling for 10 members of our community.

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The Sad Girls effect

Every safe space we can create, every connection to therapy we can provide has a lasting impact on our club members. Hear how it’s changed things for the better, in their own words.

    Sad Girls Club is one of the most valuable resources and communities in my life, with proper funding, they could provide more physical spaces, more opportunities for women to connect.
I think now more than ever, especially with the younger generation and younger women, it’s important that they have access to these resources.
  Leslie S. — Sad Girls Club Member

  

   One word I would describe as SGC is human. My favourite part about SGC is it’s humanness, it’s the vulnerability. It’s the light heartedness but still there is depth and it’s the community.
Sad Girls Club means access, it means diversity, empathy, it means community. It means being proactive about your mental health.
    
  Miranda McClendon— Sad Girls Club Member

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