$550K
Raised to support local Fight Club programs
Fight Club exists to provide confidential peer support where teens can share struggles, find encouragement, and grow stronger together.
Support that shows up in real life
Today’s youth face a relentless battle—emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Challenges come in both obvious and subtle forms, often accelerated by the pressures of social media. They belong to the most “connected” generation in history, yet many feel more isolated than ever.
At Fight Club, we create a safe, confidential space for teens to disconnect from their screens and reconnect in real life through shared meals, meaningful conversations, and moments of fun.
Do Life Together
Fight Club groups are built around shared presence, not lectures or lessons.
Face-To Face Connections
Real conversations happen in the room, not through screens or programs.
You’re Not Alone
Every group is structured so no one carries things by themselves in isolation or silence.






17%
Children experiencing “fair” or “poor” mental health (ages 5–17).
Source: 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment.
7,239
Hospital visits for suicidal ideation among youth (2019–2023).
Source: 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment.
17.8
Kansas teen suicide rate per 100,000.
Source: 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment.
Real connection gives teens strength to face life together
Fight Club offers a place where teens are heard, supported, and encouraged to grow through shared honesty and trust.
Programs Built for Boys and Girls
Boys and girls participate in separate groups to create safer, more open environments where honesty and trust can grow.

Boys Fight Club
Boys groups focus on connection, accountability, and honest conversation without pressure to perform or explain emotions perfectly. Sessions are guided, structured, and grounded in peer respect.
Girls Fight Club
Girls groups provide space for open discussion, shared experience, and peer connection. Conversations are age-appropriate, facilitated, and centered on belonging, confidence, and emotional awareness.
Leadership
Fight Club is led by experienced facilitators and professionals who understand youth development, group dynamics, and emotional regulation.

Visionary leader creating confidential peer support spaces where teens connect and grow together with vulnerability.

Experienced educator dedicated to empowering teens through compassionate, safe, supportive communities where they feel valued.

Bereaved mother and advocate committed to preventing teen suicide through empathetic peer support and outreach.
Upcoming Events
Fight Club events bring families, supporters, and the community together around real connection and shared purpose.
Our Blog
Stories, insights, and perspectives from inside Fight Club.
Be Part of the Circle That Changes Lives
Fight Club works because people show up. Whether you give your time, your support, or your resources, your involvement directly strengthens the spaces where kids feel seen, heard, and supported.
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Updates From Inside the Work
Occasional updates on groups, growth, and how the work continues across schools and communities.








