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End the Stigma with CPNP

Organized by Melissa Marietto
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Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve T-shirt

Help us decrease the stigma society has developed over the years surrounding mental health, psychiatric, and neurologic disorders.

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All funds raised will be paid directly to St. John's University Student Activities Fund for St. John's University College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Student Chapter.
$880 raised
93 items sold of
100 goal
Thanks to our supporters!
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Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve T-shirt, Unisex - Black
Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve T-shirt
Unisex - Black
Organized by Melissa Marietto

About this campaign

The College of Psychiatric and Neurological Pharmacists at the University is working to raise awareness on various different psychiatric and neurological disorders that a majority of people battle with on a day-to-day basis. Our mission is to advance the reach and practice of psychiatric pharmacy and serve as the voice of the specialty. One of our goals as an organization this year is to decrease the stigma that society has created surrounding mental health.

We are fundraising to increase funds for our organization, as we are non-budgeted, so that we can hold more intricate events. For example, for the upcoming semester, we are planning to create a Meditation Room during finals week, so that students can have a place to de-stress in the midst of the chaos of back-to-back finals and intense studying.

About the shirt design:
The significance of the semicolon was first started by Amy Bleuel who founded Project Semicolon on April 16, 2013. In literature, the semicolon is used to continue a sentence, whereas a period is used to end a sentence. This relates back to people suffering from mental health disorders where they have a choice to end their story here on earth, with suicide, or the choice to continue their story, and their life. We hope that by displaying this simple graphic, it can bring awareness to an incredibly powerful movement by making people talk about these issues, openly and without judgement.

Supporters

Anonymous 1 item
Samantha Ruotolo 1 item

As a future educator, this is so important to know and so important to implement in a classroom. Thank you.

Anonymous 1 item
Ebtesam Ahmed 1 item + $20

Incredible message! You must take care of the mind just as much as you take care of the body.

Sharon Lee 1 item
Tina Kanmaz 1 item + $10

Mental health is equally as important as physical well-being. Thank you for raising awareness.

Anonymous 1 item

Cheers from UCSF!

Kelly E. Murray 1 item + $10

Positive awareness for any disorder that starts a discussion could change someone else's life door the better.

Chtistine Arago 1 item
DonnaGallucci 1 item

To join my Alma Mater in this bold stance to help reduce the stigma of mental health issues. LoveNeverGivesUp.com also exists to reduce stigma of mental health and substance misuse issues. I’ll be sharing this campaign with them! God bless!

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