Giving Back

Your donations help to keep Marin youth healthy and substance-free.

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How Your Donations Makes An Impact

  • Youth Ambassador Program

    Your support helps us train and mentor youth leaders who speak up for healthy choices, influence their peers and bring student voices into community prevention work.

  • Let's Talk Events

    Donations allow us to bring in expert speakers and offer research-based workshops that give parents the tools and confidence to support healthy decision-making at home.

  • Community Resources

    Your gift helps us build out vital parent resources, like the BTI Pledge, research-backed scripts, and safe-party guides, so families can have the tools they need to work together to set clear expectations to keep teens safe.

  • Raising the Bar

    Your donations help us to connect our programs to the community by granting us the ability to produce field signs and other printed materials.

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Why Now?

Marin families are facing challenges we can't ignore. Today's teens navigate pressures that didn't exist a decade ago, while the substances around them have become more potent and dangerous. Vaping devices are increasingly powerful and concealable. Fentanyl is contaminating counterfeit pills and other illicit substances accessible to teens. Parents need support, clear information, and community-wide consistency more than ever. Your donation helps us meet this moment with evidence-based programs, trusted resources, and the guidance families depend on.

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A monthly gift creates steady, reliable support for our programs all year long. Your ongoing commitment helps us reach more parents, empower more youth, and stay responsive as new challenges arise.

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MHYP In Action

  • Four women standing behind a table with informational signs and flyers in a library setting, shelves filled with books in the background.
  • Two women smiling, holding papers that say "Let's Talk" in front of a beige wall.
  • Group of five people posing for a photo indoors, two women kneeling in front and three standing behind, smiling, with a poster in the background listing rules such as no dealing, no holding drugs, and no pets.
  • Four people standing together at an event, smiling at the camera. Two men and two women, with name tags, standing against a wall with posters.
  • Two women dressed as Halloween characters, one as a witch and the other as Batgirl, standing behind a table with a Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships banner. The table has candy and small decorations, set in a park with trees and a few people sitting on benches in the background. There is also a tall blue sign promoting youth organizations' efforts to keep kids substance-free.
  • Young man speaking at a podium with microphones in a conference room.
  • Two women standing inside an indoor space, smiling at the camera. The woman on the left is holding a yellow booklet titled 'Let's Start Talking,' and the woman on the right is wearing a dark sweatshirt, leggings, and sneakers. Masks are hanging off their ears.
  • Group of women standing together at an event, posing in front of a backdrop with logos for Constellation Behavioral Health and Miracles Breakfast.
  • A woman and an older man sitting at a table, smiling. The woman has shoulder-length blonde hair, wearing glasses, a blue collared shirt under a maroon sweater. The man has long gray hair, glasses, a plaid shirt over a red t-shirt. There is a laptop, a smartphone, and a coffee cup on the table.
  • Group of teenagers gathered in a cozy, well-lit room, posing for a photo around a brown wooden table and couch.
  • Man wearing a blue sweater and black gloves sorting through a clear plastic bag filled with empty pill bottles, with more bottles in a container below.
  • Two women sitting at a table, smiling, with papers and documents in front of them, in a room with cardboard boxes and shelves in the background.
  • Two women standing close and smiling in front of wooden wall, one in a black blazer and the other in a plaid blazer and jeans.
  • Group of four young people, three men and one woman, smiling and standing together at a Raising the Bar event under a white canopy tent with a blue banner in the background.
  • Two women smiling and holding coffee cups at a volunteer event with a backdrop that reads 'CNL' and 'Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership'.
  • A young woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a floral dress and a gold necklace, smiling and holding a colorful book titled "High" at a dining table in a home setting.
  • Two women standing behind a table at an outdoor event booth, smiling for the camera. The woman on the left wears a light blue t-shirt with the words "Raising the Bar" and the woman on the right wears a dark shirt with a leaf pattern. There is a banner behind them with the text "Marin healthy youth partnerships" and various logos. The table has a sign about a drawing contest, several small items, a water bottle, and a pen.
  • Two young women smiling at a table with papers and a laptop. The woman on the left wears a black hoodie with green and white text and a blue name tag. The woman on the right wears a black sweater with a name tag that reads Jasmine (Jazzy) Gerraty.
  • Two smiling people, a woman with gray hair wearing a maroon jacket and a man with white hair wearing a brown jacket, sitting at a table during a formal event with other attendees in the background.
  • Two people sit at a table covered with flyers, papers, and cups, holding flyers promoting youth awareness in Maine. The woman on the left has brown hair, wears a brown jacket, and smiles at the camera. The man on the right has curly hair, sunglasses on his head, in a checkered shirt, also smiling.
  • Group of five women standing together indoors, smiling for the camera, with a handwritten poster on the wall behind them and a table with a water bottle and electronic device in front of them.
  • Two young women standing indoors in front of a classroom whiteboard and a presentation slide. The slide reads "NicoTEEN: Youth Protecting Youth by Cassidy Rodgers & Morgan Salzer." Both women are smiling, with one wearing a black and white striped shirt and jeans, and the other in a pinkish-brown sweatshirt and black pants.
  • A woman with shoulder-length brown hair, dressed in a black and white patterned blouse with a yellow scarf, seated next to a man with short white hair, glasses with red frames, wearing a green tropical-themed shirt, sitting at a table in a classroom or conference room.
  • A young woman standing in front of a chain-link fence with signs that read "No Dogs Allowed", "No Trespassing Violators Will Be Prosecuted", and a blue sign for raising the bar and keeping youth events substance free. She is wearing a white knitted sweater, maroon bell-bottom pants, and white shoes, with a baseball field visible in the background.

More Ways to Give

We so appreciate your contributions and are happy to accept checks mailed to:

Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships
200 S. Ridgewood Rd.
Kentfield, CA 94904

Our local work is made possible with the support of individual contributions as well as federal and county funding.

You can find MHYP in the California Registry of Charitable Trusts. EIN #: 85-0845833