A Portion of Our Revenue Goes to Charities That Support Positive Impact Causes

MentalHealth.com is a health technology company guiding people toward self-understanding and connection. We believe that building healthy communities starts with supporting one another. That’s why we proudly donate a portion of our revenue to charities that create positive, lasting change.

Our approach is guided by empathy and a commitment to treating others with the same kindness and respect we give ourselves. Having experienced mental health challenges firsthand, we understand the importance of compassionate support. Whether it means helping someone find the right therapist or simply being there during tough times, we welcome each person as a valued part of our community.

Giving is a Responsibility That Cannot Be Overlooked

When it came time to choose which organizations to support, we asked our team who they wanted to uplift and why. With community at the heart of what we do, it’s an honor to contribute to causes that hold personal meaning. Giving back is a responsibility we’re proud to uphold, and it’s one of the ways we choose to pay it forward.

America’s Warrior Partnership

Dan Rivette, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, is a West Point graduate who served as a rifle and scout platoon leader in Iraq. His military experience exemplifies the importance he places on organizations that provide veterans with life-saving mental health services. America’s Warrior Partnership connects local veteran-serving organizations with the appropriate resources and services needed to support veterans, their families, and caregivers at every stage of veterans’ lives. Their mission is to improve the quality of life for veterans by empowering local communities to serve them proactively and holistically before a crisis occurs.

Benzodiazepine Information Coalition

Patrick Nagle, Co-Founder, is committed to raising awareness about the dangers of benzodiazepine dependence – something he personally experienced for eight years and affects millions of people across the globe. He champions the Benzodiazepine Information Coalition, an organization dedicated to raising awareness around prescribed benzodiazepine injury; providing a voice to the patients who are suffering, and facilitating research and access to competent, evidence-based medical care for those impacted by benzodiazepine-induced disability.

Holding Space Foundation

Simone Paget, Senior Editor, enthusiastically supports organizations that provide mental health services to underserved populations. Statistics show that the stigma surrounding mental health and therapy often prevents Black women from seeking the help they need. Holding Space Foundation was founded to give Black women and girls the resources to look after their mental health. The foundation provides group healing spaces for Black women and girls, training for mental health professionals, and community education with a focus on prevention.

The Maryland Chapter of The TEARS Foundation

Helena Georgiou, Co-Founder and Director, is honored to support an organization that helps families who’ve experienced pregnancy loss. The Maryland Chapter of The TEARS Foundation offers financial assistance to bereaved families who need to make final arrangements for their baby, while providing ongoing support to rebuild their lives. Millions of people experience miscarriage every year. Early pregnancy loss is a shocking and traumatic event and often induces an intense period of emotional distress.

National Alliance for Eating Disorders

Abhilash Patel, Venture Advisor, is proud to support non-profit organizations that offer resources to the 28 million people in the United States who will have an eating disorder at some point in their life. The National Alliance for Eating Disorders provides referrals, education, and support for all individuals experiencing eating disorders and their loved ones. Since October 2000, they have worked to raise awareness; eliminate secrecy and stigma; promote access to care; and support those susceptible to, currently experiencing, and recovering from eating disorders.