“You’re not alone. You’re amazing.” Many of the LGBTQ+ young people who reach out to my team of crisis counselors at The Trevor Project have never heard these words or felt the compassion behind them. But, with your help, they can. 

We provide this support because it can be life-saving. When LGBTQ+ young people feel accepted by just one adult, their odds of attempting suicide can decrease by more than 40% in many instances.

I’m grateful for your generosity because LGBTQ+ young people still need us. In the past year, 41% seriously considered suicide. Any amount is too many. So, I’m asking you, as someone who cares about LGBTQ+ young people, to deepen your commitment to their health and well-being. Please make your best gift today.

Many LGBTQ+ young people have told me they need to hide who they are to be safe. Some have no one to turn to: not one affirming parent, teacher, coach, counselor, faith leader, or any supportive adult. Others can’t even imagine ever living as their true selves.

I want to make sure every LGBTQ+ young person who needs affirmation, connection, and hope can always count on Trevor. Show them that they can count on you, too. Please join the generous people who power Trevor’s life-saving mission by making your best gift today.

With appreciation and in community,

Kwesi Mussio
he/him/his
Director, Crisis Services

P.S. March is a special giving month for The Trevor Project, and we can have our greatest impact together. Please make your first gift today. And, if you have already given this month, thank you, we appreciate your support.