
Reach Out Non-Profit Empowering Teens and Adolescents
Join us in our mission to make a meaningful impact on society by promoting mental health and well-being. At Reach Out, we provide essential mental health supplies and resources to schools and hospitals—helping students, patients, and healthcare workers access the support they need.
Together, we can create a future where mental health is prioritized, stigma is reduced, and no one feels alone in their struggle. Whether it’s a journal for a teen, stress-relief kits for students, or calming tools for hospital patients, every contribution counts.Help us bring hope, healing, and support to those who need it most.


Join us for our Annual Easter Egg Hunt—fun for the whole family and a cherished community tradition! This year, we’re excited to pair the celebration with our 3rd Annual Egg My Yard Fundraiser, where surprise-filled eggs are delivered straight to your yard before Easter morning. Proceeds from both events support Reach Out Non-Profit, helping expand access to resources, support, and hope for those who need it most. Come celebrate, give back, and make a meaningful impact this Easter season.
Check Out Our Amazing March & April Fundraisers!
Testimonials
"Many students come in to the counseling office in our school throughout the course of the day. The supplies you have provided us have helped to calm students, provide calming support and increase their participation in services. Supplies like these really help us connect with students."
- School Counselor
"Thank you for your support and generosity. Supplies like this help students to feel more comfortable and engaged while in school but school budgets don't usually allow for them. Your support has truly made an impact on our students."
- School Counselor
"Reach Out supplies have helped my students when they are in distress. We have set up the fidgets, coloring books, playdoh, and other stress relievers in the sensory room. When students are struggling, they can ask to go to the sensory room and take advantage of those items. Once they get to play with these items, you can see the change in their body language and the stress just melts away."
- School Counselor






