Helping young people feel good in their bodies and with food.

Words matter.
Especially when they’re about our bodies and food.

It’s time to ignite a cultural shift—one that celebrates health, not weight, and encourages young people to embrace their bodies and cultivate a positive relationship with food. Alongside you and others, WithAll strikes at the root of eating disorders, removes barriers to recovery, and equips adults, paving the way for a healthier future for the next generation.

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With all of us, we can change the way our culture thinks about health and well-being. Your time and resources make all the difference in prevention and recovery for someone.
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You want a different food and body framework for your kids and all kids – one that prioritizes health and well-being over weight and appearance. Get tips and tools to help make this a reality.

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If you are working to recover from an eating disorder, you are not alone. If you need intensive levels of treatment, apply for a living-expenses grant so you can focus on your recovery.

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OUR IMPACT
Kristy
WithAll's What to Say resources have helped me lay important groundwork for my kids to build and maintain healthy relationships with their bodies and food. I have become so aware of how people in our family and circle of friends talk about their own bodies in front of my children. I'm much more likely to chime in with points I have learned from WithAll. I'm trying to create a healthy space for my kids to develop and learn about their bodies, food, and the world they are in.
Kristy
What to Say Coach & Parent in Ontario
WithAll's What to Say resources have helped me lay important groundwork for my kids to build and maintain healthy relationships with their bodies and food. I have become so aware of how people in our family and circle of friends talk about their own bodies in front of my children. I'm much more likely to chime in with points I have learned from WithAll. I'm trying to create a healthy space for my kids to develop and learn about their bodies, food, and the world they are in.
Kristy
Kristy
What to Say Coach & Parent in Ontario
Gabby
Before treatment, my life was seemingly hopeless. More than anything, this grant helped me realize that people truly care out there. It made me feel like people really understand the struggles we face with eating disorders. With the WithAll grant, I was able to buy groceries for five weeks without any stress whatsoever and allowed me to stay in treatment for the time I’ve needed. It has truly saved my life.
Gabby
Recovery Support Program Grantee
Before treatment, my life was seemingly hopeless. More than anything, this grant helped me realize that people truly care out there. It made me feel like people really understand the struggles we face with eating disorders. With the WithAll grant, I was able to buy groceries for five weeks without any stress whatsoever and allowed me to stay in treatment for the time I’ve needed. It has truly saved my life.
Gabby
Gabby
Recovery Support Program Grantee

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THE PLEDGE: I believe that words matter. I want to make a positive impact on the kids in my life by stopping harmful diet and weight talk. I am committed to making sure that every child gets a chance to develop healthy relationships with food and body.

 









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Shannon assists with the logistics of development and operations and making every day run as smoothly as possible. Her day-to-day focuses on our Recovery Support Program, budget management, events, and administrative support. She enjoys being part of the nonprofit world and finding ways to help enhance the organization. She has a heart for serving others and helping people succeed.

Shannon has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health & Exercise Science from Gustavus Adolphus College and a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) from Walden University.

Outside of work, you can find Shannon chasing her two girls around, attending sporting events and finding the next brewery or winery to explore.

Lindsay leads our operations, programming, fundraising, and communications to better fulfill our mission. She enjoys engaging with our supporters and stakeholders to build stronger connections to our work. Outside the office, you can find her planning her next trip, exploring the Twin Cities, or reading her book club’s latest pick.

With ten years of experience in nonprofit and foundation administration, Lindsay is a creative project manager working to strengthen all our operations. She loves being a part of a team deeply dedicated to discovering innovative and effective strategies to end eating disorders and is excited to invite others into this important work. Efficient and collaborative, she executes activity across all operations, including fundraising, events, communications, and programming. Lindsay has a bachelor’s degree in public relations from the University of Northwestern, St. Paul, and a fundraising certificate from the University of St. Thomas. She and her family live in Richfield, MN.

As Executive Director, Lisa leads WithAll’s strategic growth as a sustainable social enterprise dedicated to the prevention of and healing from eating disorders.

Lisa has more than 20 years of experience in public affairs, community relations, and law, and nearly 15 years of experience in non-profit leadership, most recently at Minnesota Public Radio/American Public Media. She is a graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law, a member of the Minnesota Bar, and a Minnesota Supreme Court appointee to Minnesota’s Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board. She volunteers with her daughter’s school and with youth sports.

Lisa does this work because she knows eating disorders are not a choice; they are deadly, and they are everywhere. She also knows kids are not born with harmful thoughts and actions around food or their body—and it’s our job as adults to keep it this way so they can focus their precious brains and time on things that matter.

Lisa finds laughter, all children, and the numerous variations of sparkling water to be delightful.