Everyone deserves the chance to experience wellbeing.
But life can be rough. Bumps, bruises, and heartbreak are a part of what it means to be human. Without the right support, these hurts fester and get passed on - to our loved ones, workplaces, churches, and the community.
Imagine being in a spot where you want to find healing, but can't because the barriers are too high. For many people, the cost of quality mental health care is just out of reach.
Sweet Deeds Foundation works to provide free and low-cost options for quality mental health care to people who are vulnerable or don't have access.
Who We Are
A Story of Healing
For anyone who has ever felt lost, confused, or stuck, this video offers words of hope and encouragement. Video length (~1 m).
How It Works
Our Therapy Assistance Fund helps cover the cost of therapy for adults, children, and families seeking to live in greater strength, connectedness, and wholeness.
Clients make a small contribution, fostering personal ownership of their healing.
Our therapists discount their rates by 20-30%.
Sweet Deeds covers the rest.
Like many good things, this work is fueled by the collective generosity of people who believe in the value of mental health and care about the wellbeing of their fellow neighbors.
Will You Join Us?
100% of funds given to this campaign will directly subsidize the cost of therapy for individuals and families who don't otherwise have access to these resources.
Giving Wisely
We know you want to invest your resources wisely. Giving to Sweet Deeds is about helping people get back off the ground and stand on their two feet. It’s not about doing the work for people, but empowering those who are courageously facing their past and present to create a better future - not just for themselves but for their families and communities. Give knowing that your gift can truly change someone’s life!
"We love because He first loved us."
1 John 4:19
Mission
We impact society for good by providing accessible mental health services and drawing together community partners to promote the holistic support of the vulnerable and overlooked.