Spring

The Boston Hope Day at Rose Kennedy Greenway is this Saturday, May 7th from 12:30pm to 2:30pm and will be located near the intersection of Seaport Blvd and Atlantic Ave!

The “Hope Happens” art show opened up at the Penny Cluse Cafe on March 1st and will be on display through the end of the month. The show is a collaboration between the Yellow Tulip Project, a non-profit with the goal of smashing the stigma around mental illness; YTP’s creative advisor, Susan Teare; and Sarah

EXIT Reality is partnering with the Yellow Tulip Project for a Golf Tournament to raise funds and help smash the stigma. The event will be held at Old Marsh Country Club in Wells, ME To learn more about the event and register, click here. 

Mental illness is that silent elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about but everyone should. “Let’s Talk About Mental Health” provides a safe and interactive space to learn more about mental health and what we as community members can do to reduce the stigma that surrounds the topic. We’re so proud

Storytellers share personal experiences about how their identity intersects with mental health! Join Julia Castro on Sunday, March 27th at 5:30-6:30pm EST to talk about her journey with mental health. REGISTER HERE.    “I am Mexican born in a state that borders the Arizona border, Sonoran, and the only female daughter of three. Much of my

This May, we’re kicking off our second month-long fundraising initiative–Tails & Tulips– in which participants engage in physical activity with their furry friends and raise funds for and build awareness around our cause. To learn more, register or donate, CLICK HERE.