Scientific research has made it clear that regular physical exercise is one of the best things we can do for our mental health. Perhaps even the best. But when it comes to exercise, people encounter many barriers, and the financial barrier certainly can be one of them. Working with a personal trainer is often financially unaffordable to many. The same goes for group fitness classes. Sometimes a person is in need of the proper clothing or shoes to exercise, but again, it is not within their budget.

Similarly, for many people who are struggling with their mental health, seeing a therapist on a regular basis is something that they cannot financially afford. Or if they do end up seeking treatment, it can lead to increased financial stress in their lives.

The Well Being Foundation is recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Its purpose is to eliminate financial barriers in order to ensure that all of our clients can get the help they are looking for and can take full advantage of the fitness and exercise aspect of our programming that exists primarily for the betterment of their mental health.

We want to provide everyone with an equal opportunity to get help, get active, and get well.