KIT-4-LIFE

Friends should never feel forgotten.

Keep In Touch For Life

The Challenge

It’s so simple:

Once per week, look through your phone and actually call somebody you haven’t spoken to in a while. Maybe even make plans to meet in person and catch up.

That’s it.

Better a 10min chat than a lifetime wishing you had just called.

Worst-case: They’ve changed their number or don’t want to talk.

Best-case: You reconnect with a friend or maybe even catch someone at a low and remind them that they are not forgotten.

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The Epiphany

After my brother took his life, his friends shared amazing memories along with regrets about having lost touch. It wasn't their fault—my brother didn't reach out either. But what if they had? We'll never know if it could have changed anything, but maybe he would have felt less alone.
In today’s world, we scroll past each other's lives instead of stepping into them. Social media gives us the illusion of connection while keeping us apart. A liked photo replaces a phone call. A heart emoji substitutes for presence. We see a post, think we know what's happening, and never reach out.
This isn't just personal failure—it's systematic disconnection.
Don't let someone you care about become a regret. Reach out today. Send that text. Make that call. Show up.

Friends should never feel forgotten.

Most Sincerely, Eytan Nicholson

Nothing will ever fill the void left when a young person takes their own life. It is the deepest grief with no sense of justice and no hope of peace.

Nobody deserves the desperation that leads to suicide nor the emptiness left in its wake.

So we must take responsibility for ourselves, our families, and our communities - and prevent such tragedies.

Friends should NEVER feel forgotten.

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Feel free to share your KIT-4-LIFE experiences. We’d love to hear how you’ve been connecting and reconnecting with your people.