OUR IMPACT
Help make a life-saving difference.
We are dedicated to suicide prevention through improving mental health awareness and education in our schools and throughout our community.

352,430+
We have brought suicide prevention and mental health awareness to 352,430+ students, teachers, parents, staff, and community members.
2,350+
2,350+ presentations have been given to middle school students, high school students, and community members to share our message, "Never Promise to Keep This Secret".
715+
Since 2005, With Hope has facilitated over 715+ suicide-specific bereavement support group sessions.
92%
After a presentation, 92% of our students feel confident in taking steps to help a friend who is exhibiting the warning signs of suicide.
WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING?

Debbie Grayston
Friends With Hope Suicide Bereavement Support Group
"My journey has been a long one, full of ups and downs , full of mistakes and regrets. After much study and connection with others to educate myself about mental illness, I am now sharing my story to help others."
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Sari Altman
Suicide Prevention Program
"I have friends and family (including myself) who have struggled with mental health issues. At one point, I was desperate for help and remembered Annette Craig speaking about With Hope at my son's middle school. I can’t put into words the gratitude I have for Annette, Patti Ferraro, and With Hope. They are truly life-saving friends. I love With Hope and feel blessed to have the opportunity to listen, empower, and support others."
"Thank you for this presentation. It was very touching. While I hope I never have to use the information I learned yesterday, I am confident I know the steps to help if it were to happen in my life."
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"It was a great presentation and I learned so many new things."
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"It was nice and straight forward, it was also good to hear the risk factors and science behind suicide. I very much appreciate this presentation especially as someone who wanted and tried to attempt suicide in the past. I was able to get help and it's thanks to organizations like you."
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"Thank you for coming! It was a great presentation to raise awareness and I really connected with the speaker!"
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"Good assembly! It's great to learn about more signs of these widespread issues amongst everyone. By recognizing more of the signs, we can solve our issues and make the world a better place."
Middle School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"I had never been confident enough to talk about suicide openly. Thanks for helping!"
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"I'm grateful for them coming to our school and them taking the time out of their day to help students realize their own and surrounding lives matter."
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
"It was really good to learn how to help people with suicide problems and I am confident enough to help other people."
High School Student
With Hope Presentation Attendee
WHO WE HAVE REACHED
High Schools
Middle Schools
Community
Colleges
OUR MISSION
With Hope, the Amber Craig Memorial Foundation is dedicated to suicide prevention through improving mental health awareness and education in our schools and throughout our community.
With Hope, the Amber Craig Memorial Foundation is dedicated to suicide prevention through mental health awareness and education in our schools and throughout our communities.
DISCLAIMER: The diagnosis and treatment of depression and other psychiatric disorders require a trained medical professional. Information contained in this website reflects the opinions of With Hope Foundation and is intended for educational purposes only. It should NOT be used as a substitute for professional diagnosis and treatment of any mental/psychiatric disorders. Please consult a medical professional if the information here leads you to believe you or someone you know may be depressed or suicidal.










































































































