Mental health charities

Provides comprehensive behavioral health services — counseling, youth residential programs, housing assistance, school-based services, and recovery support — across 21 counties in southeastern and central Ohio, serving 15,000+ individuals annually.

Connects service members, veterans and their families — regardless of service era or discharge status — with trauma-informed mental health treatment through a network of clinical partners, starting with 30 cost-free therapy sessions.

Originated the clubhouse model — community spaces where people living with serious mental illness get meals, job training, education and housing help — and runs clubhouses in New York City and Los Angeles plus national policy, advocacy and research work.

Covers the cost of therapy for Black women and nonbinary people nationwide through its Therapy Fund, which pays for 4–12 sessions per recipient, and has offered professional development for therapists since 2021.

Describing itself as the only national 501(c)(3) focused on advocating for rural mental health equity, Rural Minds provides mental health information, education and stigma-reduction programs for rural America's 46 million residents, working through FFA, 4-H, schools and churches.

Presents hope and finds help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide, investing directly into treatment, recovery, and therapy scholarships.

Supports the mental health and emotional well-being of young people of color and those from underserved communities through partnerships, research and culturally competent resources, focusing on the transitions into college and the workforce.

Provides adult survivors of complex trauma with daily support between therapy appointments through peer recovery groups, a peer chat group, a healing book club, trauma-informed yoga, trauma-friendly meditation and a weekly creative group.