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Zion William’s Run
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on March 4th in Zion, UT
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Event pictures will be posted, stay tuned!
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Promoting, supporting, and advancing mental health culture in ways that enhance the lives and well being of young people. ​​​
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Get Involved

5 ways you can support our work right now

  1. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn to see our resource posts covering topics such as coping with insensitive comments, cognitive behavioral therapy tips for getting out of your head, and how to find a therapist that is right for you.
  2. Donate here.
  3. Shop our "TSF Originals" merchandise as a way to start mental health conversations.
  4. Listen to Season 2 of our podcast, Scoot - available wherever you listen to podcasts - Spotify. Apple. Amazon.
  5. Share any or all of the above 4 options with your friends and family to help us build our community of mental health advocates.
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​Scoot podcast season 2


Our new podcast host, Claire Calfo, brings us the second season of the Scoot podcast where she starts off with interviewing our very own founder and former podcast host, Kasey Taylor!  
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​TSF’s Journey
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TSF has changed attitudes towards mental health through developing curriculum for Seattle area schools and funding research and service organizations. Founder Kasey Taylor and other fellow alumni from Mercer Island High School discuss the impact of TSF on their community and how it has inspired their personal journeys in advocating for mental health.

Taylor keeps her brother’s memory alive through The Scooty Fund

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​Our Spotify Playlist
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Check out TSF’s Wellness Warrior Playlist for positive vibes and music that gives you the strength to overcome your challenges.

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​Kasey Taylor’s Journey

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Kasey Taylor speaks to her Alma Mater, Pomona College, about her personal transition to college and her career. She shares how her education and emotional experiences helped influence TSF and the Scoot podcast. She further opens up about her relationship to her brother and how dealing with her own mental health struggles gave her insight into those with similar hardships.

​Out of Pain, A Way to Help
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  • Home
  • About
    • Our Team
    • Impact Reports
    • Mission & Vision
    • Ambassador Program
    • Press >
      • Pomona College Magazine
      • Mercer Island Reporter
  • Resources
    • Crisis Services
    • Blog >
      • Season 1 >
        • Exploring DBT
        • Reimagining Masculinity
        • Storytelling for Mental Health
        • Effects of Perfectionism
        • Helping a friend in crisis
        • Prioritizing Yourself
      • Season 2 >
        • Grief is part of the human experience
        • Overcoming self judgement
        • Healing Trauma through humor
        • Understanding the ways to seek help
        • Masculinity and Mental Health
    • Infographics
  • Merchandise
    • Shop now
    • Pictures
  • Donate
  • Contact
  • Zion William’s Run