Ways To
GIVE BACK & PARTNER
Whether you're an individual looking to make a donation or a brand ready to explore a partnership, your support of our research and programs empowers women to heal and lead in communities where their well-being is celebrated and valued.
Simple Ways To Support
Explore meaningful ways to give back and support women's well-being, whether through personal donations, rallying your small business, or organizing a local fundraiser.
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Gift A Charitable Donation
Donate to our fund and power more women for the greater good. Your gift will help support our research-driven advocacy initiatives and community programming to support women leaders.
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Start A Give Back Initiative
Fundraise for women's mental health through your small business. Donate a portion of your proceeds, engage your network in a social campaign, or set up a monthly percentage contribution to our fund.
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Host A School Fundraiser
Throw a charitable school fundraiser to raise awareness for women’s mental health and create an impact in your local community. Because it’s never too early to be a changemaker who’s creating a better world for our next generation.
Become a
Brand Partner
For brands seeking high-impact collaborations and meaningful engagement with a cause that matters, let's co-create data-driven advocacy campaigns and inspiring programs that leave an indelible mark.
Your investment and commitment will ignite compelling conversations that prioritize women’s mental health, self-care, and community impact. Together, we'll challenge societal norms and provide accessible resources that redefine health, beauty, and identity, rewriting cultural narratives where all women thrive.
We are deeply grateful for the commitment of current and past partners, including —
Partnering For Impact
Explore a few of our impact initiatives to see how we're working with our partners to advocate for a future where women heal, lead and thrive on their own terms.
#WeHearHer Conversation Week
In honor of Women’s Equality Day, SeekHer launched #WeHearHer Conversation Week in August 2024 to challenge the culture of silence hindering women's workplace success. As an extension of the #WeHearHer Advocacy Council, the initiative calls on leaders and organizations to create supportive environments that foster open dialogue and empower women.
#FeelHealLead
For Mental Health Awareness Month in May 2025, we partnered with OLLY to champion mental health for women across every season of life. By recognizing the distinct challenges and celebrating the unique strengths of each generation, we provided uplifting community resources through an in-depth women’s wellness guide, in-store Walmart pop-ups, and weekly self-care giveaways to empower their well-being.
#NoIsBeautiful in Motherhood
From endless chores and childcare to the added stressors from a career, job, or employer, the pressures have never been more heightened for moms today. In partnership with Pure Leaf, we launched the second year of the “No” Grants program in May 2023 to award $400,000 in grants to help moms alleviate some of the real financial pressures of juggling it all in motherhood.
#LookForward
Project
Societal norms have traditionally held women back from their optimal well-being — especially as unrealistic ideals and cultural pressures continue to limit them from feeling optimistic about their future. Our two-year partnership with RoC Skincare initiated a community program in 2023, grounded in mental health advocacy and resource-sharing for the next generation of optimists and their parents.
#HappyInsideOut
Feeling seen and supported is key in our mental health, yet it can be especially difficult for those who identify within a marginalized racial or ethnic group. We initiated our multi-year partnership with OLLY in 2022 to provide community care resources and programs benefiting women and practitioners who identify as BIPOC — so we we can support women to access the support they deserve across all cultural & lived experiences.
#NoIsBeautiful
More than ever, we're seeing the direct effects when women aren't supported at work, making it difficult for them to prioritize their well-being and success. In partnership with Pure Leaf, we launched the “No’ Grants program in March 2022 to award $200,000 in grant funding and community care resources that support women in saying “no” at work and “yes” to what matters most.