Join the Fight Against Police suicide: Support 115 Grains the movie.
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Dive Into the Heart of Law Enforcement with "115 Grains"
Our latest endeavor is "115 Grains," an award-winning feature film that boldly ventures into the rarely explored depths of the law enforcement community. It's a film about confronting and overcoming the trauma that's often hidden behind the badge.
In a climate where police departments face intense scrutiny and cries for defunding, "115 Grains" shines a light on the untold struggles and mental health issues that plague many officers. It provides an intimate, empathetic perspective that transcends political discord, delving into the intricacies of what law enforcement professionals grapple with every day.
The protagonist, a beleaguered police officer, embarks on a transformative journey guided by an unorthodox therapist. Using experimental hypnosis, our hero is sent back in time to face and reconcile with his haunting past.
KAREN SOLOMON, Founder of FIRST H.E.L.P, Inc.
“Seeing the good, bad, questionable, and everything that comes with being a human being trying to do the right thing was an emotional and sensory journey.”
We Need Your Help to Share This Vital Narrative.
Despite being an award-winning film, acknowledged for its excellence with Best Picture and Best Director at both Sunscreen and Gasparilla film festivals, "115 Grains" requires your support to reach the broad audience it deserves.
Our objective is to independently self-distribute "115 Grains," raising awareness about the profound impact of repeated exposure to trauma on our law enforcement officers. The stark reality is that suicide has become a leading cause of death within law enforcement. This heartbreaking trend extends beyond law enforcement, with suicide rates alarmingly high among military personnel worldwide.
Stand with Us, Be a Part of This Movement
Our fundraising goal is $1 million.
The funding raised will go directly to the marketing and distribution of "115 Grains" With these resources, we aspire to amplify its reach, inspire a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by law enforcement, and foster open conversations about mental health and suicide prevention.
Your donation won't just support a film; it will contribute to a movement that could change the narrative around law enforcement mental health and potentially save lives. By giving to "115 Grains," you help push against the stigma surrounding mental health and shine a spotlight on a crisis that needs our attention.
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Donation Level: $20 and above
Benefits: Get exclusive access to watch the full "115 Grains" movie. Once your donation is processed, you will receive a link to stream the movie in the comfort of your own home.
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Donation Level: $500 and above
Benefits: Enjoy a virtual Q&A session with the director and some cast members, where you'll have the chance to ask your most burning questions about the film. You also receive all the previous perks.
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Donation Level: $1,000 and above
Benefits: Have your name or your company name featured in the sponsor section of the movie's end credits. You also receive all the previous perks.
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Donation Level: $5,000 and above
Benefits: Get a small logo of your company featured in the movie's end credits. This includes all the previous perks.
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Donation Level: $25,000 and above
Benefits: Receive a large logo placement of your company in the movie's end credits, essentially highlighting your company's key role in bringing "115 Grains" to life. This includes all the previous perks.
DONATION PERKS
Let's stand together to spread this crucial story. Click the donate button below to make your tax-deductible contribution today.
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What People Are Saying
“I have been involved in those conversations with other co-workers that have witnessed something that you probably can’t forget, so I think it’s highly important that we do open the door to talk,”
— luis martinez, st. petersburg police officer
“The film 115 Grains, shot right here in Tampa Bay, is based on the real life story of a police officer suffering from PTSD and the calls throughout his career that have impacted him.”
— abc action news
“Officer Matthew Sanders has had many horrific experiences on the job, and working one violent crime too many has pushed his stress level into the danger zone. Suffering from acute PSTD, and thoughts of suicide, Sanders – a truly good cop – has been taken off the streets and sent to a therapist.”
— st. pete catalyst
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