Support Emotions Matter’s Mission

BPD is one of the most misunderstood mental health diagnoses out there. For the people living with it and the families who love them, that isolation is its own kind of pain. Emotions Matter exists to close that gap. Through free peer support groups, educational programs, and advocacy, we create spaces where people feel seen, heard, and less alone in their experience. None of it happens without people like you choosing to show up for this community.

Your gift today keeps those spaces open.

What Your Gift Makes Possible

$25

Helps expand free educational programs for individuals, families, and clinicians.

$50

Pays for one person living with BPD to attend a free Peer Support Group.

$100

Pays for two people with BPD to attend free Peer Support Groups.

$250

Supports leadership development opportunities for people with BPD to become peer advocates and community leaders.

$500

Pays for the training of one new peer support group facilitator.

Monthly Giving

Become a monthly donor and help sustain peer support, education, and connection year-round. $5, $10, or $20 a month makes a meaningful difference.

Why Your Support Matters

“This group was life-changing. It was the first time I’ve felt a part of a community in a long time.”

“This community is my support, my rock, my foundation. It brought me hope when it seemed like there was none.”

“I’ve been alone in this for 35+ years and I finally feel heard.”

Your support helps keep spaces like this accessible for people who need them most.

Other Ways to Give

Recurring Gifts

Become a monthly donor and help sustain support year-round.

Corporate Matching

Many employers will match charitable contributions. Check if your company offers matching gifts.

Donor Advised Funds (DAF)

Recommend a grant through your donor advised fund provider.

Memorial Gifts

Make a gift in honor or memory of someone you love.

Share Your Story

Has Emotions Matter made a difference in your life?

Share your story with us. Your experience could encourage someone else to reach out for support.