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Be the reason someone recovers, and a child never has to.

WithAll is 100% funded by individuals, families, and businesses like you — meaning without your ongoing support, our eating disorder recovery and prevention work is not possible.

1K+ recovery grants awarded
3.9M+ young people impacted
1.8M+ adults reached with What to Say

Anna Westin Fund

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.

Recovery For All Fund

The Recovery For All Fund 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.

Jessie Diggins Recovery Fund

Jessie Diggins, the most decorated American cross-country skier in history and a WithAll Ambassador, has shown the world what determination looks like, both on the course and in her own eating disorder recovery. Your gift to the Jessie Diggins Recovery Fund provides essential support so people in treatment can focus fully on recovery.

Give $25 or more per month, and we’ll send you a free thank-you gift and monthly impact updates.

A WithAll Sustainer is a monthly donor whose support shows up every month, the way this work does.

Recovery doesn’t happen in a day, and neither does prevention. People stay in treatment for weeks, and kids need protecting all year long.

Set your gift once, and it keeps working, funding Recovery Support grants and What to Say prevention tools together.

• $25/mo = one day of groceries for someone in treatment
• $36/mo = one day of housing for someone in treatment
• $50/mon = reaches about 8 adults every month with prevention tools
• $137/mo = one week of groceries for someone in treatment

80% of people with eating disorders can’t get treatment, mostly because they can’t afford to. Rent and groceries don’t stop when treatment starts, and that’s what forces people out.

The Recovery Support Program gives direct financial grants to people in intensive eating disorder treatment, covering everyday essentials like groceries and housing so they can stay in care and focus on healing. But each month we have to turn applicants away for lack of funds.

• $18 = one day of groceries for someone in treatment
• $36 = one day of housing
• $137 = one week of groceries

Your gift today keeps someone in treatment who might otherwise not be able to afford it.

Nearly 2 million kids who are healthy today will develop an eating disorder by age 25. So Much of it traces back to how the adults around them talk about food and bodies.

What to Say is our prevention program: research-backed courses and tools that teach parents, coaches, healthcare providers, and educators exactly what to say (and what not to say) to help kids feel good in their bodies and with food.

• $3 = reaches one parent with our 3 Simple Shifts mini-course
• $48 = trains one coach through our Coaches Challenge
• $79 = certifies one doctor with our healthcare course

Every adult we reach helps shape how a child grows up seeing themselves.