One Million Reasons to Stay.
$2 puts a Stay Here Lifeline Band on someone's wrist. We're putting it on one million.
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In the time it takes you to read this, someone is deciding whether to stay.
Not abstractly. Right now. Someone has the thought: "I don't know if I can keep doing this" - and they're looking for a reason. Stay Here was built for that moment, and we built the Lifeline Band to be the thing they reach for.
What's on the wrist
Every Stay Here Lifeline Band is more than a bracelet. It's a lifeline - literally. Each band connects to free therapy, 24/7 crisis chat line, ACT Suicide prevention training, 988, TheHopeLine, and local support.
The math that changes everything
$2 sponsors one person with a Lifeline Band.
Two dollars. One life. That's the unit, and it means every single person reading this has the resources to sponsor someone.
$10 sponsors 5 people.
$100 sponsors a classroom: 50 people
$1,000 sponsors a stadium section: 500 people.
Here's where it gets wild: if you sponsor 5 people a month for $10/month, you sponsor 60 people this year. Sixty lives. From one of you.
100,000 already sponsored.
900,000 to go.
Thanks to our partnership with San Bernardino County, the first 100,000 Lifeline Bands are already sponsored and being sent to students, first responders, veterans, and families across Southern California. Now we need 900,000 more. That's the whole campaign in one sentence: we're going to put a Lifeline Band on one million wrists, and we need you to help us do it.
Your reason goes on the wall
When you give, you don't just donate. You drop a reason to stay. It could be a name, memory, scripture, whatever is keeping you here. Your reason joins a public wall that thousands of people will read. Some of them will be the reason someone else stays. 1,000,000 reasons. 1,000,000 lives.
That's the goal.
The ask:
Give $2 once. Give $10 a month. Give $1,000 in memory of someone you've lost.
Give whatever lands with you, and drop your reason. The world doesn't have a suicide problem because there isn't enough data. It has one because people who are struggling don't feel like anyone is talking to them.
Today, you get to be the one who does.
— Jacob Coyne Founder, Stay Here
If you're struggling right now, please reach out: call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
You are not alone. We're glad you're here.