I am a Board Member at Girl Get Up Society and as a young mother, I struggled with postpartum depression, feeling isolated and unsure of where to turn. That experience shaped my deep passion for mental health services, especially for teens girls and women who often suffer in silence. Girl Get Up Society is more than just an organization to me-it's a lifeline for those who need support but may not know where to find it. Mental health care should never be a luxury; it should be accessible, free, and within reach for those who need it most. Too often, women and girls in underserved areas face barriers to care, leaving them to navigate their struggles alone. That's why I support Girl Get Up Society- because every girl and woman deserves a safe space to heal, grow, and thrive. By funding these services, we're not just offering therapy sessions-we're giving hope, saving lives, and building stronger, healthier communities.