We all know someone who struggles with depression, whether we're aware of it or not.

It's something those who suffer tend to deal with in silence, in the shadows.

But the organizations we are supporting with our annual overcoming the darkness fundraiser this month

are working to make it easier for those in the darkness to come into the light,

define help, and to learn they're not alone, that there are ways to overcome the darkness of

depression and live normal lives. I do this fundraiser only one month out of the year, as October

is the anniversary month for Weird Darkness. We launched in October 2015, it's National Depression

Awareness Month, and this month is spooky and dark, kind of like depression. If you'd like to make a donation

or learn more about the fundraiser or find hope for yourself or someone you know who struggles

with depression, visit weirddarkness.com slash hope. The fundraiser ends Halloween night at midnight.

Please give what you can. Weirdardarkness.com slash hope.

October is birthday month for Weird Darkness.

This year makes 10 years of doing the show.

But while it's our birthday, we want the gifts to go to those who help people who suffer from

depression, anxiety, or thoughts of suicide or self-harm.

That's what our annual overcoming the darkness campaign is all about.

It's the only fundraiser I have

all year long. You can bring hope

to those who are lost in the darkness

of depression. You can make a donation right now

at weirddarkness.com

slash hope. I'll close out the

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