In 2025, I AM INVISIBLE continued expanding our outreach initiatives to meet youth and young adults where they are emotionally, academically, and practically. We offer trauma‑informed programming across K–12 schools, college campuses, and community spaces, including workshops, peer support groups, creative wellness sessions, and mental health education. Our efforts also include tangible support through school supply giveaways, community resource fairs, and seasonal initiatives, such as our annual Thanksgiving and Christmas giveaways. These programs are strengthened by partnerships with Clarksville‑based volunteer therapists and community organizations committed to visibility, healing, and hope.
Outreach 2025
Through Christmas gift cards, food giveaways, and toy drives, we unite to uplift our community. These efforts ensure families feel supported during the holiday season and reflect our shared values of compassion, generosity, and unity. By serving together, we create meaningful opportunities to give back and strengthen the bonds that hold us together.
Below are highlights from our 2025 Christmas Community Partnership Outreach Program, where we partnered with local nonprofits and businesses to support the Annual Holidaze event. Team I Am Invisible provided more than 300 toys and gifts to families through our free Christmas Mall Shop. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Merry In God and the Juvenile Justice Task Force for their generous donation of gift cards to families in need during Christmas 2025.
From 2022 to 2026, Team Invisible Bullying and Suicide partnered with Hilldale Baptist Church and the Bruce Convention Center in Hopkinsville, KY, to host Night to Shine. This initiative provided an unforgettable prom night experience for individuals with special needs, celebrating their uniqueness and spreading joy within the community.
Hurricane Helene Relief (Sept 2024)
Following Hurricane Helene’s devastation in North Carolina, I AM INVISIBLE—with an anonymous donor—provided blankets and linens to affected families. Special thanks to Rebecca and Carson for leading relief efforts, and to the community members who gave via our Amazon Wish List. We also distributed 12 quilts and hats to unhoused individuals locally, extending compassion beyond state lines.
“The donations and quilts have touched so many lives. Thank you for what you do in Tennessee as well.” – Tera Blevins
Clarksville Resource Center 2023-2024
Clarksville Resource Center (2023–2024) In partnership with Diamond Ministries and Queen City Beauty College, the Resource Center has provided food, clothing, bedding, and essentials to families and individuals—including university students facing food insecurity. More than 500 families and 3,000 community members have received support through schools, churches, and local organizations.
Bags to Mat (2023–Present)
Through this ongoing initiative, I AM INVISIBLE transforms recycled plastic bags into durable sleeping mats for unhoused individuals. The project not only promotes environmental care but also offers comfort and dignity to those experiencing homelessness. Volunteers and community members have helped crochet dozens of mats, combining service with sustainability.
