Make a Donation

More than ever, we are seeing the devastating effects of diet culture and barriers to treatment on young people’s mental health. Your donation provides grants for intensive treatment and resources to prevent eating disorders.

Federal Tax ID: 26-0419231

Before treatment, my life was seemingly hopeless. More than anything this grant helped me realize that people truly care out there. With the WithAll grant, I was able to buy groceries without any stress whatsoever and stay in treatment for the time I’ve needed. It has truly saved my life.

– Gabby, Grantee

80% of those suffering with eating disorders are unable to access treatment, primarily due to financial barriers.

With strong connections to treatment centers, we can provide essential financial support for uninterrupted, intensive treatment—critical for recovery. Unfortunately, each month we must turn away applicants for our living-expense grants due to limited resources. Donate now to help those in urgent need of support.

As I've recovered from my eating disorder over the past 10 years, I've learned the importance of setting a positive example for kids. Words matter and how we speak about our body image is so important. What to Say is saving lives with early intervention and prevention around eating disorders. I only wish the adults in my life had been better informed when I was sick with my eating disorder as a teen.

– Chloë, What to Say Participant

Nearly 2 million kids healthy today will develop an eating disorder by age 25.

Backed by decades of research, What to Say empowers adult role models to positively influence children’s body image and relationship with food. Our mission is to reach 1 million adults annually with three simple strategies to prevent body dissatisfaction. Donate now to help us expand our impact and protect millions of young people from diet culture and prevent eating disorders.

Each year, 20% of WithAll’s Recovery Support Program grants are awarded from the Anna Westin Memorial Fund. This special fund was created by Kitty and Mark Westin, in honor of their daughter, Anna, who died in 2000 from an eating disorder. Since 2000, Kitty and Mark have worked tirelessly, to end the stigma and shame associated with eating disorders, and to advocate so that everyone who needs it has access to treatment. Anna’s spirit and Kitty and Mark’s resolve motivate us daily to fulfill our mission to reach as many people as possible who need support as they work to recover from an eating disorder.

The Recovery For All Program was created to acknowledge and work to remedy the disparities BIPOC individuals face in accessing eating disorder recovery. BIPOC individuals are 50% less likely to be diagnosed and treated for eating disorders. This is unacceptable. As part of our Recovery Support Program, the Recovery for All Fund prioritizes BIPOC individuals by providing financial aid for essentials, like rent and groceries, during intensive treatment. This is part of WithAll’s mission to ensure everyone, regardless of race or background, can access recovery resources. To apply, enter the lottery on the first of the month, and eligible applicants will be notified as funds allow.