Today’s Give Back Tuesday segment was very touching, fun and eye-opening.

I was blown away by the strength these women possess.

Emma, Stephanie and Jordan were kind enough to come in and share their stories and talk about their nonprofit, Rob’s Kids.

Rob’s Kids is an organization that is committed to making a difference in the lives of children who struggle with Depression and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. They provide funding and sponsorship to psychiatric professionals, along with resources and education to families, with the goal of providing a safe place, where kids can find a home away from home.

Emma’s older sister, Sam, was the inspiration behind Rob’s Kids. Sam became ill after her Dad, Rob, died by suicide. She was later diagnosed with Depression and PTSD. She spent time in Cincinnati Children’s Hospital which is where she received treatment that turned her life around. Sam discovered that there are children that are worse off than her. She was determined to get better so that she could help other kids like her.

Sisters Sam (left) and Emma Potter

There are lots of events coming up with Rob’s Kids and they would love for you to join in on the fun!

One event they hold near and dear to their hearts is the Christmas in July Claus for a Cause Event!

It will be held on July 25th from 6-8pm at Colonial Cottage Inn in Northern Kentucky! Every year they collect new toys for children and teens in the Division of Psychiatry at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital! They will be collecting donations through the end of November then delivering them to the patients for Christmas! Doesn’t that make your heart smile? If you would like to donate you can contact Stephanie 🙂 or drop it off at Colonial Cottage Inn!

For more information about upcoming events with Rob’s Kids check out their events page, HERE!

Interested in making a monetary donation? CLICK HERE

Thank you, thank you, thank you Stephanie, Emma and Jordan for hosting Give Back Tuesday today. Thank you for being a voice for those struggling and thank you for your strength and passion to help others get well. You are truly inspiring.

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide please call:

1 800 784 2433

You are loved. You matter. 

Stephanie, Emma & Jordan’s Picks: 

Happy – Pharrell Williams

Survivor – Destiny’s Child

Get Back Up – Toby Mac

No Tears Left to Cry – Ariana Grande

Beautiful Day – U2

Be Ok – Ingrid Michaelson