Please Support CrisisLink this Holiday Season

This is a season of joy, family, and giving--a time when we come together to celebrate what we have.  Please consider CrisisLink in your holiday and year-end giving.

Donate Online: www.crisislink.org/contribute

This has been a challenging year for so many.  There are the signs we can readily see, and there are those we can't see-crippling stress and anxiety, depression, thoughts of hopelessness and even suicide.

CrisisLink is a lifeline for thousands of people desperately trying to cope with what life has thrown at them.  People who are doing their best but don't know where else to turn for help.  People who need hope.

Your generous gift will help CrisisLink be there for the record number of people reaching out for help.

• Parents worried about how they are going to support their families.
• Young people who are too ashamed or don't know how to talk to their parents.
• Recently returned veterans struggling to regain a sense of normalcy in their lives.
• The uninsured and those without regular access to care.
• People who don't have anyone to lean on in difficult times.

CrisisLink provides free and confidential support around the clock and under any circumstances.  Even during this weekend's record snow fall, CrisisLink was operational and providing the same high level of care.
You can count on us to be there 24/7 no matter what.  Can we count on you?

Please donate today so that CrisisLink can continue to support the people in our community who are doing their best to cope and who have reached out for help.  Your gift will be put to good use.

Thank you in advance for your generous support.

Happy holidays and happy new year.

Best regards,

Marshall Ellis
Director of Development


CrisisLink is a public charity exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations to CrisisLink are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

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