Mental health · dignity · community
Whether you're seeking support, lending a hand, or learning to care more deeply, we're here to walk with you. Soulfully offers care, resources, and connection for every step of your journey.
What we believe
Soulfully Foundation works at the intersection of mental health, basic needs, accessibility, youth advocacy, and community care. The work looks different depending on what someone needs first.
Sometimes it starts with —
Our programs
Because support should meet people where they are, not where we expect them to be.
Give care
Small canister, lasting impact.
Care Canisters repurpose empty tennis ball containers into portable kits of hygiene essentials, socks and a handwritten note of encouragement. Bins go out to local clubs; volunteers collect, fill and distribute. Nothing about it is complicated — that's the point.
Running now, with packing events and local distribution.
Find care
Your PATH to care starts here.
PATH stands for Providing Access to Therapy & Healing. It sponsors approximately two to three months of therapy for young people in the U.S., roughly ages 13 to 24, who might not otherwise be able to afford mental health care.
Applications open in cohorts; see the eligibility notes below.
Grow care
Speaking the language of care.
Most mental health material is written in English first. Language Lifeline works with bilingual advocates, volunteer translators and cultural advisors to adapt resources so they land — not just parse — in the communities that need them.
In pilot. We publish languages only once a resource has been community-checked.
Share care
Free. In person. Together.
Soulfully is building a calendar of free, community-centred wellness programming: yoga, equine therapy, mindfulness sessions, group coaching, gatherings and speakers. Sessions are announced here as they are scheduled.
Being scheduled now. Nothing is listed as an event until it has a confirmed date.
Care Canister, start to finish
Thousands of empty tennis ball tubes are thrown away every year. We turn that waste into something useful, moving each one from the court to someone who can actually use it, with a process designed to stay simple.
Collection bins are placed at tennis and country clubs, where empty ball tubes otherwise go straight to landfill.
Players finish a set, drop the tube in the bin, and a piece of rubbish becomes raw material.
Tubes are cleaned, then packed with hygiene essentials, socks and a handwritten note at a community packing event.
Finished canisters are moved to the partners and outreach teams already working in the community.
A canister is offered — never dropped off. The point is the exchange as much as the contents.
The gap we work in
of U.S. adults live with a mental illness — more than one in five.
of young adults aged 18–25 had a mental illness in the past year, the highest of any age group.
of those young adults received any mental health treatment. Barely half.
Source: National Institute of Mental Health, “Mental Illness” (2022 NSDUH estimates)
Souls behind Soulfully
Their vision resonates deeply with me. As a founder, I admire their ability to take a bold idea of making mental wellness more accessible and bring it to life with such passion. Their programs prove that kindness and care are not abstract values, but actions that ripple out into communities.
Seeing an organization lead with empathy and intention is rare. Soulfully does just that, turning care and compassion into real, measurable impact. As a nonprofit leader, I deeply respect the ambition behind their work and the communities they are uplifting.
In my role, I see every day how much our communities need compassion and resources. What Soulfully is building addresses that need with kindness and action. Their programs create safe, supportive spaces that truly make a difference.
Soulfully is intentional, empathetic, and ambitious. Their commitment to care, love, and improving the lives of others is at the forefront of everything they do. Donating our venue isn't just about offering four walls, it's about being part of a mission that uplifts people and creates real community.
Latest
A tennis ball tube holds more than you'd think. Here's the full list, and why each item is on it.
Providing Access to Therapy & Healing — roughly two to three months of sponsored therapy for young people who'd otherwise go without.
A resource that technically parses in your language and a resource that actually reaches you are two different things.
Get involved
Pick the one that matches what you actually have — time, language, a campus, an audience, or a budget.
Give back. Earn hours. Make healing happen.
Bring Soulfully to your campus.
Use the audience you already have.
Turn a birthday, a game or a group chat into therapy sessions.
For companies, clubs and organisations.
Support the work
One-time or monthly. Designate it to a programme, or leave it open so it can go where the need is sharpest.