(THIS EVENT IS FOR ADULTS 21+, no denim attire, please.)
Please note: we are unable to offer refunds after 9/6/19
A Celebration of Life is a movement focused on inspiring hope, while also remembering lives that have been lost to suicide. The evening creates special moments and appreciation for life. Funds raised from this event will support Minding Your Mind’s mental health education programs.
(THIS EVENT IS FOR ADULTS 21+, no denim attire, please.)
Please note: we are unable to offer refunds after 9/6/19
I just got my ticket for @MindingYourMind A Celebration of Life: New Jersey! Join me for a fun night out on 9/26 to support #mentalhealth education and #suicideprevention training. #ACOLNJ #MentalHealth #SuicidePreventionMonth
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Lisa Tobia
Sister, Advocate, Champion
A Celebration of Life: New Jersey 2019 Committee
Chairperson: Lisa Tobia
Alyssa Canning
Mike Caputo
Anthony Cinelli
Anthony Cirillo
Lauren Daly
Dominique Farina
Amanda Feinstein
Kate Ferraro
Corey Frank
Guy Iacono
Sam Marx
Adrianna Mieras
Tim Mullooly
Reagan Murphy
Bryan Nadrowski
Karli Rymer
Matt Sanders
Greg Schaefer
Pete Schenke
John Scotto
Matt Szymanski
A Celebration of Life began in 2011 to honor the memory of Kyle Craig, a 21-year-old student at Vanderbilt University who took his life in May of 2010. Kyle was raised in Spring Lake, and a dynamic friend to many; a bright, handsome, and gifted individual across music and athletics, but whose strength of character enabled his growing struggles to be hidden from view.
In the eight years since it began in Nashville, this annual event has expanded to New York, Philadelphia, and now New Jersey, engaging more than 4,000 young professionals in the service of suicide prevention and mental health awareness.
Minding Your Mind’s (MYM) primary objective is to provide mental health education to adolescents, teens and young adults, their parents, teachers and school administrators. Our goal is to reduce the stigma and destructive behaviors often associated with mental health issues. Treatment is available, yet only 3 out of 10 individuals needing help actually seek help. Minding Your Mind Programs move away from crisis-based response to prevention through education.
Please note: we are unable to offer refunds after 9/6/19