Get Involved
Together we empower prevention and strengthen support for recovery from eating disorders.
At WithAll, you are not alone in fighting an eating disorder or in working to prevent one. We want to partner with you, individuals and organizations, to create a bigger impact.
There are many ways to get involved!
WithAll is 100% funded by individuals, families, and businesses.
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Spread the Word
We aim to reach 1 million adults annually with our What to Say video, offering 3 key strategies to prevent body dissatisfaction in kids. Join us in transforming the environments where children grow up by watching and sharing our video with your network.
Join the Community
Join our WithAll email community to get valuable What to Say tips and inspiring stories of impact. It’s a great way to stay informed and find out how you can get involved in making a difference.
Donate
Support eating disorder prevention and recovery by donating now. Contribute online or explore options for sending a check, making a stock donation, using a donor-advised fund, or arranging a planned gift.
Volunteer
Gifts of time contribute to WithAll efforts to serve folks who need our resources. Check out our volunteer opportunities and reach out to get started.
Fundraise for WithAll
Creating a campaign helps support individuals pursuing recovery and equip adults to prevent eating disorders.
Become a Sponsor
Your business’s tax-deductible sponsorship of a WithAll program makes a big impact for those we serve.
Helpful Reads for Advocates
advocates
Apr 14, 2026
Eating disorder recovery can be life-saving, but treatment often comes with significant financial strain. The WithAll Recovery Support Program helps people in treatment cover essential living expenses so they can focus on healing. Ursula received one of these grants during her recovery journey. This is her story.
advocates
Feb 4, 2026
Dear WithAll Supporters, When our community is enveloped in chaos—actions in violation of human rights, constitutional rights, the rule of law, and the stability of families and communities—it is reasonable to think that eating disorder prevention work needs to be secondary. Like…
Parents
Dec 9, 2025
If you're someone who builds, leads, teaches, parents, coaches—or just cares about the next generation—you already have influence. You set the tone in rooms. You shape conversations. You make decisions that affect what kids hear, see, and learn about food and bodies. That influence matters more than you may realize.