Thank you so much for supporting our fundraiser for Project HEAL! We both share personal histories with eating disorders and know how challenging it can be to recover. We are excited to be raising money to help others access the treatment that they deserve. We are matching all donations up to $8,000 with a total goal of $16,000.

PRIZES: To enter the raffle for either Meaghan's signed head shots or Amanda's Sex Drive feet, click a donation box for the amount of tickets you want to purchase and you'll be automatically entered. Winners will be announced once we close the fundraiser! 

Zooms are not a raffle. They are a guaranteed purchase. Click on the zoom donation button and you will be contacted about setting it up. 

Thank you so much for your support!

Read Meaghan's story here.

Read Amanda's story here.

Did you know? In the United States alone, there are 30 million people suffering with an eating disorder (and that only includes formal diagnoses). Despite this prevalence, only 10-20% ever receive treatment. Way too many people can't access the care they need due to insurmountable financial and insurance barriers, in addition to pervasive systemic oppression and bias. These barriers have serious consequences: eating disorders are the second most fatal mental illness (after Opioid Use Disorder), with one person dying as a direct result of an eating disorder every 52 minutes.

The stereotypes of who has an eating disorder – white, young, female, thin, affluent – are not accurate or representative, but they do exist for a reason: they are the subgroup that has been the focus of research and treatment marketing because they are the subgroup who is more likely to have the resources to access treatment. Research is clear that people of every ethnicity, age, gender, body shape and size, and socioeconomic status struggle with eating disorders, but our broken healthcare system prevents them from having the resources required to heal.

Project HEAL’s mission is to change the system and, in the meantime, to provide life-saving support to people with eating disorders who the system fails.