Middletown HS Hope Squad Score Donation from Joe Burrow from Bengal

Middletown, Ohio – a program to prevent suicide for teenagers at Middletown High School has just received a record number of subsidies, including a donation from the Cincinnati Star Sifer, Joe Burrow.

Middletown High School Hope Squad, which causes volunteers to help promote positive mental health and prevent suicide, has recently learned that he will receive his highest, unique funds from two donor organizations.

Hope Squad provided a subsidy of $ 10,000 from youth to youth, funded by the Mental Health Department and Ohio addiction services (MHAS).

Middletown school officials have noticed in their announcement statement, $ 10,000 “will be essential in supporting the 2025 Walk4hope and other key events designed to bring students and community members in a positive environment.”

“The subsidy ensures that Hope Squad can continue to offer free and impact events that promote mental health and offer valuable resources for those who need it,” said the city school officials.

Due to an additional donation of $ 1,000 from the Joe Burrow Foundation and BI3-a non-profit purpose in Cincinnati from Cincinnati to work to improve the health of the schoolcho, the Hope Squad program will be further consolidated.

“These subsidies will allow our students to expand their efforts, creating more opportunities for connecting, support and hope,” said Suzanna Davis, Main Director of Students in Middletown.

Davis, former director of Lakota East High School in Liberty TW., Was one of the first leaders of the school who adopted the national Squad Hope program among Greater Cincinnati schools. The administrator of the Veterane School was passionate about stimulating the students’ mental health.

“Hope Squad has repeatedly proved that the support led to peer is one of the strongest tools in encouraging a positive school culture and strengthening the students’ mental state. When students are equipped to look at each other, the impact is sustainable “not only for individuals, but also for the entire school community,” Davis said.

The BI3 and Joe Burrow Foundation will provide treatment for Middletown high school students to help highlight the Hope team.

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Every high school student in Middletown will receive a root beer float as a symbol of encouragement to remind them that “hope floats – every day, not just today.” School officials say this initiative emphasizes Hope Squad’s commitment to encourage a culture of mental well -being and support in the school.

Officials say that the $ 10,000 state subsidy will be essential in supporting the 2025 Walk4hope and other key events designed to bring together students and community members in a positive environment.

“The subsidy ensures that Hope Squad can continue to provide free and impact events, which promote mental health and offer valuable resources for those who need it.”

The new funds will continue to be the Hope Squad program, which includes members of adolescents who receive training to recognize suffering signs, to provide support and to connect colleagues with trusted adults.

“By encouraging awareness and reducing the stigma, Hope Squad plays a vital role in creating a school culture in which students feel safe, supported and empowered to ask for help,” said Middletown District officials.

“We are incredibly grateful for this investment in their mission and delighted to see the continuous growth of their work,” Davis said.