When someone loses a loved one to suicide, the world can suddenly feel very different. Friends for Survival exists so that no one has to navigate that loss alone. Your generosity helps us provide compassionate peer support, grief resources, education, and connection.
Every gift matters. Whether you give $10, $25, $100, or $1,000, you are helping extend a hand to someone during one of the darkest times in their life.
To make a secure donation using your credit or debit card, please click the button below.
Please make your check payable to:
Friends for Survival, Inc.
P.O. Box 214463
Sacramento, CA 95821
We maintain a brokerage account that allows us to accept these types of donations.
To learn more about making a securities donation, please contact us at info@friendsforsurvival.org.

A life remembered. A life changed.
When you make a gift in memory of someone you love, you honor their life while helping another person find support after suicide loss.
Your gift becomes part of a continuing circle of compassion—from one grieving family to another.

Friends for Survival is strengthened by people who believe that no one should have to face suicide loss alone. Our volunteers bring their time, talents, lived experience, and compassion—and together, we create a community of support for survivors.

Through CARS (Charitable Adult Rides & Services), you can easily donate your car, truck, trailer, boat, motorcycle, RV, off-road vehicle, heavy equipment or other motorized vehicle to us.
Simply click on the button below to get started. CARS will reach out to you to arrange the pick-up of your vehicle donation.

Facebook makes it very simple to create a fundraiser and share it with your friends. It takes just a few minutes to set up.
Consider creating a Facebook fundraiser for your birthday, raising funds around the anniversary of your loved one’s passing, or on special awareness days.

Donate through the United Way.
Please designate:
Friends For Survival,
Agency #3043
as the recipient of your pledge.

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Rose King, a mental health care reform advocate, died unexpectedly on Dec. 2, 2021, in Sacramento, CA. She was 83 years old and was also known as the "mother of Proposition 63," aka The Mental Health Services Act. Read more about Rose here.
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