Tune in for one of the upcoming mental health and suicide prevention presentations - it’s an easy step to get educated and help make a difference.
Let’s talk about anger and how we process it.
The 2023 Sunshine Foundation Golf Tournament & Luncheon raised over $60,000 to go toward mental health and suicide prevention programs across South Florida and beyond!
Mental health is an essential aspect of our overall well-being. Here are a few tips to jumpstart improving yours.
Back to School can spark feelings of anxiety for kids, how can you help?
The 2022 Sunshine Foundation Golf Tournament & Luncheon raised $47,000 which has already been put toward mental health and suicide prevention programs across South Florida and beyond!
2021 was a big year for the Sunshine Foundation, and we’re excited to share everything we accomplished with you.
Our Inaugural Golf Tournament Raised $55,000 for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
On Saturday, August 29th, 2020 we hosted our annual Sunshine Event virtually in hopes of spreading positivity and educating our community on mental health. We’re proud to share that we raised over $40,000 to be put toward suicide prevention and mental health advocacy programs.
2019 was a big year for the Sunshine Foundation, and we’re excited to share everything we accomplished with you.
We want to thank everyone for another year of unwavering support - we could not do this without you. Here’s a snapshot of the work and contributions we made in 2018.
Roxanne Vargas talks to David and Debbie Schopp, who put this family event together to raise awareness for suicide prevention.
The Dylan Schopp Sunshine Foundation makes $25,000 donation to Florida Initiative for Suicide Prevention in honor of Dylan Schopp.
After Dylan Schopp took his own life at Markham Park in Sunrise last February, his family formed an organization to raise money and draw awareness to suicide prevention. The Dylan Schopp Foundation's inaugural Sunshine at the Park fundraiser marked the foundation's first anniversary by celebrating the life of the beloved 21-year-old.
In the 364 days since your passing, a lot has happened. We’ve cried together, laughed together and grown stronger, together. Along the way, a few more have fallen, but your light has kept us warm. Your spirit has guided us home and your memory has taught us all.
“Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among college students,” says the Weston mother, who is now herself a statistic – one of the thousands of parents each year who lose a child to suicide.
Pop singer Jake Miller remembers Weston friend in suicide awareness song titled "Sunshine." Music video filmed at Markham Park adds to legacy of friend Dylan Schopp.
Jake Miller's latest music video not only has him shining a light on an important cause, but also honoring his late friend, Dylan Schopp.
A musical tribute is made to a popular Weston college student who died by suicide. Find out how his friends and family hope to reach other troubled kids through a powerful music video.
In her first two weeks on the University of Pennsylvania campus, she hustled. She joined a coed fraternity, signed up to tutor elementary school students and joined the same Christian group her parents had joined at their alma mater, Stanford.