The Atlanta Braves are committed to changing up the conversation around mental health and wellness. Through special events, campaigns, and partnerships, the Braves work to increase the importance of mental health, strikeout the stigma surrounding mental health, and raise funds for critical programming and initiatives in Braves Country.
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offers skilled, compassionate help for mental health and substance use problems for anyone at any time. Call or text 988 to be connected to a trained crisis counselor 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Connect with 988
Each year, Mike Yastrzemski advocates for the importance of shifting the conversation around mental health through the Mustache May campaign. What began as a lighthearted way to raise awareness — growing mustaches through May — has evolved into a platform for vulnerability, empathy, and support. Fans can join in the movement by donating at the Atlanta Braves Foundation booth inside Truist Park during the month of May to receive a Mustache May shirt, or by clicking here.
The Heart and Armor Foundation works to protect the long-term mental and physical health for military veterans through robust scientific research and as well as community-building events to connect civilians with the experience of military service members. Learn More
Located in Atlanta, Skyland Trail is a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment organization serving adults and adolescents with a primary psychiatric diagnosis through residential and day treatment programs. For more than 30 years, Skyland Trail has helped individuals with complex mental health issues to grow, recover, and reclaim their lives. Learn More
The Athletes Against Anxiety and Depression Foundation (AAAD) provides resources to anyone that suffers from a mental health battle, including financial support for therapy as well as a community where athletes can feel comfortable sharing the story of their mental health journey. Learn More
