JJ's Hello Foundation

Want to get away.... Why not fly Jet Blue courtesy of Jet Blue and JJ's Hello Foundation. Win 2 Round Trip from Any City to Any City (Exclusion dates may apply see Attached picture) Jet Blue tickets. Tickets are valid from the end of auction 2-1-2021 until 3-8-2021 only so please only purchase tickets if you plan on taking a trip sometime in February 2021 or early March 2021.... The raffle ends 1-31-2020. 5 raffle tickets for $20. visit www.hellofund.org/donations today and make a $20 dollar to JJ's Hello Foundation. Please make sure to comment "for the jet blue raffle" when making your donation.

Only a few more days to be a part of this giveaway. Ends on Jan 31st, 2021. Right now if you make a donation you have a very good chance of winning these tickets. So please consider a donation of $20 today for 5 raffle tickets and a chance to win. remember to put in the donation that this is for the raffle prize drawing. Good luck.

My name is Josh Anderson Sr. I am the president and co founder of JJs Hello Foundation a youth mental health and suicide prevention foundation created following the loss of our 12 year old son JJ to suicide in 2016. One of our goals is to raise awareness of youth mental health issues and suicide especially during these very difficult times with distance learning and covid 19 and help save lives. On Saturday February 13th 2021 we encourage everyone to wear anything pink or... blue and help raise awareness of youth suicide prevention with us. Take a picture and post it anywhere on social media with the hashtag #jjshellofund and email us your pictures at [email protected] If you would like to help our foundation by making a donation of any amount you can do so at www.hellofund.org/donations You can also listen to our podcast the Say Hello Save a Life podcast on any of your favorite podcast platforms or at the link below. https://anchor.fm/jjs-hello-foundation Thank you all for your continued support of our son and our foundation and remember to the world you are one person but to one person you are the world. #sayhellosavealife

Remember wear pink or blue on February 13th and tag #jjshellofund on all social media platforms. Also we will be doing a joint podcast with In Your Head with Shannon Standiford tonight. Check out his podcast. https://anchor.fm/shannon-standiford

Missing you today son.... Love you so much

Episode 8 - Ten Warning Signs of Teenage Mental Illness Is now available where ever you listen to your podcasts. Please make sure to subscribe and leave a review to help support our podcast.... Thank you.

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Today October 10th 2020 is World Mental Health Day. World Mental Health Day is observed on 10 October every year, with the overall objective of raising awareness of mental health issues around the world and mobilizing efforts in support of mental health. The Day provides an opportunity for all stakeholders working on mental health issues to talk about their work, and what more needs to be done to make mental health care a reality for people worldwide.... Please consider a donation today to JJs Hello Foundation and our brand new A Peace of Mynd mental health kits. A donation of $10 or more helps us create 1 kit to provide to a member of our community suffering from a mental health crisis. https://www.facebook.com/donate/1190648547957625/?fundraiser_source=external_url

You can make a difference while you shop Amazon Prime Day deals on October 13 & 14. Simply shop atsmile.amazon.com/ch/81-2811004or with AmazonSmile ON in the Amazon Shopping app and AmazonSmile donates to JJ's Hello Foundation.

Episode 7 of the Say Hello Save a life Podcast is live Please listen to learn 7 very important things not to say to someone who is struggling with depression. Please make sure to like and subscribe and share with your family and friends.

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#sacwalk2020 Today we walk for JJ #sayhellosavealife

Episode 6 of the brand new Say Hello Save a life podcast is available now. Please like, comment and share with your friends and family now. This episode 9 ways for parents on how to assist their children with online bullying prevention Did you know that over of teens have experienced being bullied online?... 59% of U.S. teens have personally experienced at least one of six types of abusive online behaviors. 42% of teens say they have been called offensive names online or via their cellphone. (32%) of teens say someone has spread false rumors about them on the internet smaller shares have had someone other than a parent constantly ask where they are, who they’re with or what they’re doing (21%) have been the target of physical threats online (16%) See more

Today September 10th 2020 is World Suicide Prevention Day. Today hug your loved ones and check on your friends because tomorrow you may not have the chance. Consider a donation of any amount today....Continue reading

Episode 5 - Parents make sure to look for these 3 Teen Bullying Signs Episode 5 of the Say Hello Save a life podcast is live. Please share this episode with your friends and peers and review this episode where ever you listen to your podcasts. We appreciate your support. Have a great day.... @sayhellosavealife JJ's Hello Foundation

Parents make sure to look for these 3 Teen Bullying Signs Teen Bullying Signs Beginning at School School is where young people spend the most time together, and it’s where a lot of bullying between same-aged peers is likely to start. Even in cases of cyberbullying, it’s common for the bully and bullied to know each other from school. Conflicts may arise in the school setting and later migrate to the web....Continue reading