People are being encouraged to wear pink on November 7 in memory of Brianna Ghey, a Birchwood schoolgirl who tragically lost her life last year. The initiative, organized by the Peace and Mind campaign founded by Brianna’s mother, Esther Ghey, aims to honor Brianna’s 18th birthday and raise awareness about mental well-being among young people.
The campaign invites everyone to participate by wearing pink as a symbol of peace and unity. Whether it’s a small accessory or an entire outfit, the goal is to show support for those facing challenging times and to keep Brianna’s legacy alive. The Peace and Mind UK community, which has gained global recognition, continues to advocate for acceptance and mental health improvement for young individuals.
Donations to the Peace in Mind campaign are greatly appreciated and can be made through their official fundraising page. The funds raised will support essential mental health services provided by Peace and Mind UK, focusing on mindfulness and resilience-building in schools and communities. By contributing to the cause and wearing pink on Brianna’s birthday, donors can make a meaningful impact in honoring her memory and standing in solidarity with those in need.
The campaign emphasizes the importance of spreading kindness, supporting mental well-being, and remembering Brianna’s vibrant spirit through acts of compassion and unity. To learn more about Peace and Mind UK and how you can get involved, visit their website at peaceandminduk.org. Let’s come together on November 7 to wear pink for peace and show our support for a cause that truly matters.
