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PERFECT DAY FOR OUR 3RD ANNUAL REACH FOR HOPE COMMUNITY GARDEN PLANTING 2021! LOOK FOR BEAUTIFUL TULIP BLOOMS ON THE PROPERTY OF THE GREATER LONDONDERRY YMCA THIS COMING SPRING 2022!
Reach for HOPE garden dedication @ Pinkerton Academy, May 1, 2021. (Photo credit: Julia Mitchell)
Jason Flood Memorial Board Member, Eden Richardson offers a thoughtful statement at the Reach for HOPE Garden dedication, 2021. (Photo Credit, Julia Mitchell)
“Reach for Hope” Garden planting underway at Pinkerton Academy, October, 2020 - in collaboration with the Jason R Flood Memorial & The Yellow Tulip Project.
Lots of hands dedicated to help Pinkerton Academy gleam with bright yellow bulbs come springtime!
Advocate Marena assists with a clay craft at the August 2020 HOPE Fest at the Boys and Girls Club, Souhegan Valley.
Reach 1 was honored to witness the signing of SB 14 into law, by New Hampshire’s Senate President, Diane Soucy, on June 3, 2019. Great advances made for the welfare of our youth!
Bow High School Hope Garden Dedication May, 2020
“There was a flower that came up a different color. This represented in my mind, that there is beauty within us all. We can be different and beautiful, and take pride in that individual beauty.” Greta Cote
A very special thank you (given by Bonnie Hussey), to two special people, Melody & Rob, who participated in the bulb planting to honor of Joseph, Bonnie’s brother, who died by suicide. This was out of love, for they never met Bonnie personally and did not know Joseph. May 2020
HOPE GARDEN PLANTING: Reach 1 Board Members & Associates, along with Bow High School Principal Brian O’Connell & BHS Art Educator, Sarah Bragg. Oct 5, 2019
Love blooms! Reach for Hope Community Garden planting, Bow High School - Oct 5, 2019.
Advocates Jace & Abi donate their time painting, as a reach 1 teach 1 love 1 outreach program for a local community center, Thrive Outdoors, LLC. December 2019
Almost done! Community center mural - January 2020
Nearly completed, with rocks mounted into the climbing wall. January 2020
Lots of love, empathy, support felt at September 7, 2019’s Concord NH AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk. We were honored to be a part of this annual event.
Our first annual “reach 1 mile at a time” family 5K walk/run & wellness fair was a success! Here, survivors of suicide loss and attempt survivors take the first lap. We are all in this together!
Members of the Children’s Behavioral Health Collaborative teaming together to make “reach 1 mile at a time 2019” a success!
SB 14 passes at New Hampshire’s full house of representatives on a voice vote, April 8, 2019. Let’s keep fighting for mental health!
Youth were speaking and we were listening! Proud to attend the first NH Youth Summit, April 2019.
Reach 1 team, participating in the first annual “Take Back the Night” Rally to support Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and those who are trying to make change. Concord NH.
Reach 1 Team, presenting at the 2019 NHTI Wellness Fair.
Reaching out to the community of Penacook, at Merrimack Valley High School’s, Mental Health Awareness Night, March, 2019.
We were privileged to spread the reasoning behind the importance of keeping open dialog about mental health & suicide awareness with our youth. Audio of our interview to come soon.
Co-Founder, Holly, addressing the community of Windham NH, for Mental Health Awareness, 2018.
Smiles of support! 2018 Concord NH, AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk
People come together to offer strength. 2018 Concord NH, Out of the Darkness Walk
FINDING HOPE DURING THE HOLIDAYS 2021
VIEW THE RECORDING OF OUR LIVESTREAM EVENT, WITH A FEW OF OUR INCREDIBLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE & PEER BOARD MEMBERS!
view our peer-to-peer “braving the world” recorded this past spring 2021!
choose love Movement event at plymouth state university - october 2021
R1T1L1 Members with 2021 Kid Governor Charlie & sister “Choosing Love” at the PSU campus!
Two mothers trying to impact our world (With Founder of the Choose Love Movement, Scarlett Lewis).
THE WINNING TEAM AT OUR FIRST ANNUAL WIFFLEBALL FUNDRAISING TOURNAMENT, OCTOBER 2021!
More pictures of an incredible day of fun, friendship & stigma crushing!
R1T1L1 board member Bonnie and Danielle Flood of Jason R Flood Memorial take the honor of cutting the ribbon at the 2021 Reach For HOPE Community Garden. (Photo courtesy, Julia Mitchell)
Plaque displayed at Pinkerton Academy. 1500 yellow tulips planted in the lovely area. (Photo courtesy, Julia Mitchell)
Reach for HOPE Garden, Pinkerton Academy 2021. (Photo Credit: Julia Mitchell)
Reach for HOPE Garden, 2021. (Photo Credit, Julia Mitchell)
1,500 tulip bulbs planted by volunteers making a difference to show how “HOPE Blooms”, October, 2020!
Three organizations unite on this special day -at Pinkerton Academy. Thank you, Jason R Flood Memorial & The Yellow Tulip Project, for helping share in a day of HOPE, most needed during the COVID 19 pandemic. October, 2020. (YTP, R1T1L1, JRFM Board Members & R1T1L1 Peer Board, pictured above.)
A Boys & Girls Club, Souhegan, writing a hopeful statement for our HOPE board. August 2020.
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“May we all learn a lesson in this [Hope Garden]. Life is not meant to be a continual ride of happiness and pleasure. We are all faced with difficult times. However, we must never give up hope. We must move forward, never forgetting and trusting… that something good is to happen.” Holly Fenn -May 2020
“This garden is going to help continue the conversation and remove the stigma around mental illness. It’s going to be a place where, at the end of the day, will be a place to make people smile.” Brooke Marshall BHS Graduate, and classmate/friend of Dalton Fenn -May 2020
Granite Stone Unveiled, May 14, 2020 at Bow High School.
Digging in at our Reach for Hope Community Garden at BHS, Oct 5, 2019!
People of all ages came to help spread hope at the BHS Reach for Hope Community Garden!
Advocate Brandon helps us continue our mural project at the local community center, Thrive Outdoors. January 2020.
Volunteer Irene, takes a breather as she contemplates her next brush stroke with the community center mural. January 2020
Some encouraging words left at our booth at the 2019 Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair. We are helping get the conversation started!
A little person getting some encouragement at "reach 1 mile at a time” 2019!
Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month & sharing info with phenomenal young people at the state house! May 2019.
Sharing mental health info with Fisher Cat’s Fans! May, 2019.
Reach 1 advocating for expanded funding of Mobile Crisis Response & Stabilization Units in front of the NH House of Representatives & Senate Finance Committee.
Co-Founder, Holly, part of Concord Monitor’s “Finding Hope”, panel, addressing the community of Concord NH.
Board Member, Leonard, encouraging 9th graders in Hudson NH.
Our rewards come in small packages sometimes!
“I loved what I saw, and your model of unconditional support and care was the best message of all for our students.” Susan Bureau, Dean of Academics, Alvirne High School
Reach 1 teach 1 love 1 joins the American foundation for suicide prevention, out of the darkness walk
We were thrilled to join hundreds of people on the state capitol lawn on September 8, 2018 to help raise awareness for suicide. Together we walked to inspire, give support and offer hope.
Supporting NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness) NH, with education and hope, at a local fundraiser for suicide prevention, September 8, 2018.
NAMI NH (National Alliance for Mental Illness) Quilt displaying loved ones of NH Survivors of Suicide Loss. 2018
Jeremy, sharing his personal story at the 2017 NH Suicide Prevention Conference.
reach 1 teach 1 love 1 board members support and answer questions from attendees at the Concord Monitor's "Finding Hope" panel discussion, October 2018. We were proud to spend time with other area organizations to help our community.
Holly & Bryan Fenn, honored to share their personal story broadcast from 107.7- The Pulse, on World Suicide Prevention Day, 9/10/18.
Proudly standing by our loved ones, who’s faces reach people around the state to spread our message of awareness!
Reach 1 teach 1 love 1 represented at the state of new Hampshire's suicide prevention conference, November 2017
Sabrina joined a panel at the 2017 conference to talk about the importance of safely discussing suicidal issues in media and it's effect on the public. Our kids, Jasmine & Jeremy, part of the NH's NAMI Survivor's of Suicide Youth Panel, spoke at the conference to share their personal stories.
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