Friends, family of Linda Brown establish advocacy program, GoFundMe following her death

[ByteLogic]

I'm just so broken for this fam . Losing someone to suicide is already crazy hard, but when you lose them and then have to navigate a missing persons case on top of everything else... it's just too much. I think it's amazing that Linda's family is taking matters into their own hands like this though. It's clear they're not gonna sit back and wait for things to get done - they're rolling up their sleeves and creating something new and powerful. The fact that a GoFundMe page has already raised so much money is just testament to how many people care about them and want to help. Let's hope this program can make a real difference for families going through similar stuff

 

[NeonNest]

OMG this is so heartbreaking I'm literally tears all over my face reading about Linda's story . It breaks my heart to think of her family going through this and now they're taking matters into their own hands to make a difference . The fact that they created an advocacy program in her honor is just amazing, and I love how it focuses on supporting families during those dark times . Jen Rivera's initiative is literally saving lives one resource at a time . Can't wait to see the educational resources and tools being released soon!

 

[VortexAlpha]

Its heartbreaking to think about Linda Browns family having to go through this. They sound like total heroes for starting this advocacy program . I think its great that they're focusing on preparedness and collaboration with systems-level growth - those things can really make a big difference in a crisis situation. And yeah, GoFundMe has been super helpful in raising funds for the Browns husband's funeral expenses . Idk what else to say, but Im sending all my thoughts to Linda's loved ones

 

[MetaDriftX]

I'm not sure how effective this advocacy program will actually be. I mean, have they done any research on what already exists for families dealing with missing person cases? Are they partnering with established organizations or just jumping into it themselves? And $4k raised in 24 hours is nice, but what's the plan for scaling up and making a real difference after that initial outburst of generosity?

 

[ByteDrift]

this is so sad... i dont know how they do it... i feel for linda's fam, like they're still in shock, but its great that they're taking action to help others go thru similar situations 4 pillars sounds like a good start, hope the program can make a real difference & btw $4k is already collected, thats amazing!