Our Impact

The Silent Fight Project Foundation is committed to bringing suicide awareness into the open, challenging the stigma surrounding mental health, and supporting individuals and families in our community.

Through the generosity of our supporters, we have been able to turn that mission into action through education, scholarships, fundraising, and direct community support.

Scholarships

In 2026, The Silent Fight Project Foundation awarded three scholarships to graduating seniors at Warren High School in Washington County, Ohio.

These scholarships were made possible by those who supported our fundraisers and our mission to invest in young people while continuing important conversations surrounding mental health and suicide prevention.

Antonio, May 2024

Mental Health Education

Education and early intervention can make a difference.

The foundation has helped bring Mental Health First Aid education into the community, including classes held throughout 2026. These sessions help spread awareness, encourage early intervention, and remind people that asking for help should never carry a stigma.

Supporting Our Community

Our mission goes beyond awareness. The foundation has provided direct support to individuals and families during difficult times, including assistance related to funeral expenses.

Sometimes making a difference means simply being there when a family needs support most.

Past Raffles & Winners

Our community fundraisers help make our work possible, supporting scholarships, mental health education, suicide awareness, and community assistance.

February 2026

 Autographed Greg Lloyd Steelers Jersey

Winner: Sandy Faulkner

March 2026

 $1,000 Southwest Airlines Gift Cards

Winner: Lynette Nest

April 1, 2026

$500 Cash Raffle

Winner: Patrick McDonald

May 16, 2026

$1,000 Cash Raffle benefiting local school scholarships

Winner: Betty Brookhart

July 2026

Autographed Ryan Shazier Steelers Football

Winner: Cory Johnston

Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets, donated, shared our fundraisers, and helped make each of these events possible.

Our Work So Far

  • 3 scholarships awarded to local high school seniors
  • Mental Health First Aid education and community awareness
  • 5 fundraising raffles supporting our mission
  • Direct assistance to families experiencing difficult circumstances
  • Continued advocacy for suicide prevention and mental health awareness

The Fight Doesn’t Have to Be Silent

Every scholarship awarded, family supported, class taught, fundraiser held, and conversation started brings us one step closer to a community where people feel comfortable asking for help.

Together, we can keep the conversation going and remind others that they never have to fight silently.

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