Support Jack.org

No young person should experience ongoing feelings of despair, worthlessness, or hopelessness without support. But many do. Donate today to show youth they’re not alone.

Suicide is the second leading cause of death in young people in Canada. Jack.org helps youth talk about it. Your help is vital, too. We rely on the generous support of donors and partners to be there for youth and empower them with the essentials for mental wellness.

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Support youth mental health

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Become a Monthly Donor

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Leave a Legacy

Corporate Partnerships

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Your gift will provide the community, space, training, and tools young people need to take the first steps on their mental health journey.

Become a Monthly Donor today

Become a monthly donor and provide ongoing, critical support for the mental health of future generations.

Give in Memory or Honour

Celebrate the beautiful life and impact of a loved one by creating a memorial donation page in support of Jack.org's youth mental health programs.

The right partner can change everything

Together, we can give the next generation a solid foundation to build on. Join our mission to help youth take the first steps on their mental health journey.

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Become a Corporate Sponsor

Looking for an engaging way to give back to your community? Sponsor a youth mental health event or program at Jack.org.

Make youth mental health your legacy

Make a lasting impact. Leave a gift in your will and create a legacy for future generations to own their mental health.

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Donate by Gift of Securities

Maximize the impact of your gift by donating securities directly to Jack.org.

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Join us for Jack Ride 2025

Since 2010, tens of thousands of Riders have shown their support of young people by joining Jack Ride and raising millions of dollars in support of Jack.org’s essential mental health programs.

Join us in Caledon, ON or virtually from anywhere on Saturday, May 24, 2025.

REGISTRATION TO OPEN IN JANUARY 2025

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Host your own fundraiser for Jack.org

No amount is too small. Youth mental health needs your support. Golf tournament. Fun run. Community BBQ. We can help you set up an engaging event that lets you fundraise your way.

Give through work

Donate through an Employee Contribution Plan and double the impact of your gift if your employer has a gift-matching program.

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Make Mental Health Conversations Possible

With your support today, thousands of young people across Canada will get essential mental health education from a peer they can relate to through Jack Talks, Jack Chapters and Be There Certificate.

Creating spaces of belonging and advocating for mental health helped Meredith Rose find her voice. Now she’s helping others to do the same.

Meredith Rose's Story

Meet Dzhafar Kabidenov, a 21-year-old international student at the University of Toronto's St. George campus and a passionate advocate for youth mental health.

Dzhafar Kabidenov's Story

At 18, Luca experienced mental health struggles after an incident at his high school. Learnings from a Jack Talk were instrumental to him getting the support he needed. As a Jack Talks Speaker today, he’s working to make sure every young person gets the support they need.

Luca Bernardini’s Story
87%
87% of young people felt better equipped to reach out for support after a Jack Talk
158
158 Jack Chapters and counting
97%
97% said the Be There Certificate improved their confidence with supporting someone through a mental health struggle

Thank you to our Partners

Our generous partners support the development of innovative youth-informed programs that ensure we continue to reach the young people who need it most, when they need it, and in the ways that matter to them.