We want to recognize the outstanding philanthropic work done by the following organizations and corporations. Through working with these collaborators, we are able to bridge our work and collectively focus on ending the stigma of depression and educate on the importance of mental health. We invite you to click on each logo below to learn more about the tremendous work that they are doing.
Want to get involved with us? Please email info@ifred.org.
B Stigma-Free™ is a non-profit organization working to reduce stigma. We aim to foster understanding and respect of people perceived as having a difference, such as an attribute, trait or disability. Through education, advocacy and community engagement, we partner with others who share our commitment to eradicate bias and prejudice.
Project Helping uses volunteerism to empower those suffering from depression to speak up seek help. Depression affects millions, 80% of whom don’t seek treatment because of the associated stigma. This has an vast impact on their families and our communities. Through organizing and executing group volunteer events, we offer people an opportunity to be part of a community of peers who empathize with the effects of the disease while also reaping the health benefits of serving others.
We partner with nonprofits via direct funding, introduction to donors, and technology support. KidGuard also selects organizations proactively working to improve child safety and parent education across high risk technology issues facing kids such as Cyberbullying, Sexual Predators, Teen Depression, Substance Abuse, Social Media usage, and many more.
“Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishment toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.” ~Andrew Carnegie