Vendor: dropperseatpost
Type: Plush Velveteen Blanket
Price:
98.00 - 138.00
(3 variants)
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Vendor: TinyTurnip
Type: Infant Snapper
Price:
32.00
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Vendor: dropperseatpost
Type: Olivia Oversize Denim
Price:
188.00
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
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Vendor: TinyTurnip
Type: Infant Snapper
Price:
25.00
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
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Vendor: dropperseatpost
Type: Tee Shirt
Price:
30.00 - 40.00
(81 variants)
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
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Vendor: TinyTurnip
Type: 3/4 Sleeve Raglan
Price:
40.00 - 50.00
(36 variants)
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
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Vendor: dropperseatpost
Type: Fringe Tee
Price:
43.00 - 45.00
(24 variants)
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
Product Details:
Vendor: dropperseatpost
Type: Plush Velveteen Blanket
Price:
98.00 - 138.00
(3 variants)
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
Product Details:
Vendor: TinyTurnip
Type: Tote Bag
Price:
30.00
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
Product Details
Vendor: dropperseatpost
Type: Ceramic Mug
Price:
24.00
Mike Trout’s best friend and Jess Trout’s brother, Aaron Cox, was lost to suicide in August of 2018. Since that tragic day, the Trouts have learned that struggles with mental health are far too common amongst all communities. They have dedicated themselves to spreading awareness by partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to help the many Americans who may feel alone in their struggles. The stigmas attached to mental health may cause many of these people to suffer in silence, which can be debilitating and even deadly. From participating in two “Out of the Darkness” walks hosted by the New Jersey chapter of AFSP, the Trout's continue to fan the flame of advocacy and awareness in the hopes that other families won’t have to experience the pain of losing a loved one in this way.
In 2023, Mike and Jess collaborated with custom sports apparel brand, dropperseatpost, to create a special piece of artwork with founder and artist, Rachel Luzi and her business partner, Jalynne Crawford. The main focus of the artwork was the semicolon, symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue the sentence instead. The design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it’s okay not to be okay, to seek help and to know that their “game isn’t over yet!”
This year, we added the “home plate” around the original artwork and filled it with the names of relationships to represent the people who are “missing” from our homes and hearts because of suicide. It is also a reminder to those struggling with thoughts of suicide that those in their community and home are there to provide support and help.
100% of profits from each Your Game Isn't Over Yet product will go to the AFSP, who continues to fund scientific research, educate the public and advocate for public policies about mental health and suicide prevention.
"dropperseatpost, AFSP, Mike & I are so excited to yet again launch this passion project of ours we’ve been working so hard on. Your support is appreciated more than you will ever know and we hope and pray this collaboration touches the lives of even just one precious soul and alters the course of their life for the better."
You are loved, you’re never alone... and your game isn’t over yet;
- Jess and Mike Trout
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