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03/27/2026

Recovery shouldn’t depend on someone’s bank account.

80% can’t access eating disorder treatment due to financial barriers.
And even when someone starts intensive treatment, rent and groceries don’t pause.

WithAll's Recovery Support Program provides direct grants to cover basic living expenses so individuals can stay in life-saving care.

Become a sponsor today and help remove a barrier to recovery.
withall.org/recovery-program-sponsor

WithAll is 100% funded by individuals, families, and businesses.

03/25/2026

Coaches are often the first adults to notice when something isn’t right. But most coaches are never taught how to talk about fueling, training and body dissatisfaction in ways that support athlete health and performance.

WithAll's What to Say Coaches Certification gives coaches and athletic trainers simple, practical tools to create a healthier sports environment and know how to respond when concerned about an athlete.

In just 30 minutes, you’ll learn how to:
- Understand why body image and health-first fueling matter for performance and injury prevention
- Gain practical knowledge and simple “how tos” for supporting athlete healthy body image and positive fueling
- Recognize common warning signs
- Know what to do if you’re concerned about an athlete

The training is FREE, on-demand, and includes a certificate of completion.

If you coach, work with young athletes, or support a sports program, this training will help you further help athletes thrive in sport and in life.

Get certified today:
withall.org/coaches-certification

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03/24/2026

One athlete. One voice. A lasting impact far beyond the finish line.

Jessie Diggins has officially crossed the final finish line of her competitive career and we couldn’t be more proud.

From Olympic medals and world records to speaking openly about her own recovery, Jessie has helped change how people understand eating disorders and what it means to seek help. Her courage has opened doors for so many.

And because of this community, her impact is already reaching further.

Together, you helped support 14 people in accessing eating disorder treatment through the Jessie Diggins Recovery Fund.

We are so grateful.

If you’d still like to be part of this impact, you can:
- Donate at withall.org/jessie-diggins
- Or leave a comment sharing how Jessie using her voice has impacted you

Let’s continue the ripple effect she started.

03/24/2026

If you’ve ever wondered, “Why is my child hungry again?” this is for you.

Our March Tip of the Month shares practical guidance on how to support kids with big appetites without creating pressure, shame, or stress around food.

You’ll learn:
• What actually helps when kids ask for more
• How to set structure without power struggles
• Ways to talk about food that build trust in their bodies

Last call: Sign up by March 26 to receive the tips in your inbox when they go out on March 27.
withall.org/tips

03/23/2026

Worried about a child’s eating, weight, or activity level? Learn simple family-wide habits and “what to say” swaps that support kids’ health without shame.

03/19/2026

WithAll Ambassador Jessie Diggins is racing this weekend. Let’s show up and cheer her on!

Jessie has been a powerful voice for eating disorder recovery, sharing her story so others know they’re not alone. As she competes in the Alpine Ski World Cup this weekend, you can cheer her on and support the impact she continues to make beyond the course.

You can also honor Jessie’s final competitive season by supporting the Jessie Diggins Recovery Fund. We're halfway to our goal of supporting 26 people on their path to recovery.

80% of people with eating disorders cannot access treatment, often because of financial barriers. Your gift helps people stay in treatment by covering essential living costs like groceries and housing.

Watch. Cheer. Support recovery.
Donate or learn more at withall.org/jessie-diggins

03/18/2026

You can help fuel recovery.

The Live Brave 5K + 1 Mile is more than a race. It’s a day when our community comes together to support eating disorder prevention and recovery.

What: Live Brave 5K + 1 Mile
When: August 8, 2026
Where: Woodbury, Minnesota

Each year, runners, families, and supporters come together to stand with those navigating eating disorders and to support WithAll’s work helping kids feel good about their bodies and their relationship with food.

This event is only possible because of sponsors.

When businesses and individuals sponsor Live Brave, they help WithAll:
• Fund eating disorder prevention programs
• Support recovery grants for individuals in treatment
• Bring the community together around courage, hope, and healing

It’s a simple way to make a real difference.

Become a 2026 Live Brave sponsor.
Learn more at withall.org/live-brave

03/17/2026

The way we talk to ourselves becomes the way kids learn to talk about their bodies.

This isn’t about "fixing" your body.
It’s about changing your relationship with your body.

What to Say for Me is an 8-week course for parents, with short videos and a guidebook designed to help you build peace with your body—and support your kids’ well-being along the way.

Start with the first chapter of the course guidebook, available as a free PDF.
🔗 Get this freebie instantly at withall.org/wtsfm-intro

No email sign-up required.

03/16/2026

Be the reason someone recovers, and a child never has to.

Donate today at withall.org/donate

More than ever, we are seeing the devastating effects of diet culture and barriers to treatment on young people’s mental health. Your donation provides grants for intensive treatment and resources to prevent eating disorders.

03/14/2026

If your child seems hungry all the time, it can raise a lot of questions.

Should you set limits?
Let them eat more?
Encourage them to finish what’s on their plate?

Many parents find themselves trying to strike a balance between supporting their child and worrying they’re doing something wrong.

The truth is, big appetites are often part of a child’s natural wiring. What matters most isn’t controlling how much they eat — it’s creating an environment where food feels predictable, pressure-free, and safe.

This month’s Tip of the Month email shares practical guidance on how to support kids with big appetites without creating stress, shame, or power struggles around food.

Sign up to receive this month’s free tips and resources for parents and other caring adults:
withall.org/tips

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03/12/2026

Kids aren’t born worrying about carbs, calories, or clothing sizes.
They learn it from the words and attitudes of the adults around them.

The good news? A few small changes in what you say can protect kids’ confidence and help them build a healthy relationship with food and their bodies.

Get our free video & guide you can start using today: withall.org/start

03/11/2026

In elite sports, there’s a belief a lot of athletes absorb early: to succeed, you have to sacrifice everything — even your health.

It might feel like it “works” in the short term… but it comes with long-term consequences that can follow you long after the season ends.

Team USA Olympians Jessie Diggins and Gus Schumacher sat down with WithAll Executive Director Lisa Radzak to share the biggest lessons they’ve learned about fueling, performance, and protecting your well-being while still chasing big goals.

This one’s for coaches, parents, and young athletes who want success on AND off the field.

Read + watch here: 🔗 withall.org/diggins-and-schumacher

And if Jessie’s advocacy has ever impacted you, we’d love for you to join us in honoring her legacy during her final Olympic Games.

Donate to the Jessie Diggins Recovery Fund or learn other ways to get involved: withall.org/jessie-diggins