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2025 UPDATE

THE BRAVE FUND & SAFEHOUSE OUTREACH

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SAFEHOUSE OUTREACH

SERVING ATLANTA SINCE 1982

In 2024, we started to set aside money to donate to mental health services in our community , The Brave Fund, and we had the pleasure of donating those funds to SafeHouse Outreach.

Safehouse meets their friends where they are and most of the time it's when they are at their lowest point. They provide a full range of services inclusive of mental health services for their friends in need.

We are so excited that we can be a small part of the life changing work Safehouse does and we are grateful to be a partner! Cheers to even bigger checks in the future and a larger impact for the community!

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The Brave Fund

As the President of Emmerse, I feel so blessed to be able to create, The Brave Fund!

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As someones who has coped with mental health illness for the majority of my life, I decided that I wanted Emmerse to do our part towards helping people who may also be affected by mental illness. The Brave Fund was established on Jan.1, 2024.  A percentage of each purchase will be placed in a fund and donated towards providing resources for those who are in need of mental health services.

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Val's Story

When I was 15 years old, I started having panic attacks in school but I ignored them not knowing what they were. During high school I was a competitive speaker, impromptu speaking, and while competing in a speech competition I had another panic attack.  This attack couldn't be ignored and my speech coaches called my mom.

 

After the competition I went to the emergency department of our local hospital and I distinctively remember the physician telling me that I had experienced a panic attack.  I was told that there were two options; be prescribed medicine or just stop being so anxious.  That day changed the course of my life.  I spent the next 10 years hiding the fact that I was dealing with anxiety and thinking that it was something I could just stop.  Finally, in my twenties, I decided to seek professional help.

 

I am committed to working tirelessly to remove the stigma associated with mental illness and helping to provide resources through the Brave fund is one step towards that goal.   

Contact

If you are committed to this work let's connect!

678-881-2305

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