The Yellow Tulip Project

The Yellow Tulip Project The Yellow Tulip Project is meant to let people know that “Hope Happens”. Circumstances can and will change. Why Yellow Tulips?

The Yellow Tulip Project is fiercely dedicated to spreading hope and reminding others that they are never alone in their suffering. Even in the darkest of places, hope is always there and su***de should never be an option. The yellow tulip represents happiness and hope. They also remind Julia, our founder, of her two best friends who she lost to su***de. The tulip was one friend's favorite flower and yellow was the other's favorite color. One in five people suffer from some form of mental illness, it's not taboo, and it's time to talk about it! Our mission is dedicated to opening conversations about mental illness, smashing the stigma, and reminding people that they don't need to suffer alone. The Yellow Tulip Project sees hope happen every day, join our mission on our journey to smash the stigma!

10/10 for Su***de Prevention. 10 years of impact. 💛Today marks Su***de Prevention Day, and we're celebrating 10 years of...
10/10/2026

10/10 for Su***de Prevention. 10 years of impact. 💛
Today marks Su***de Prevention Day, and we're celebrating 10 years of YTP

10 years of turning conversations into action, smashing the stigma, and making hope happen. 🌎✨

We’re committed to destigmatizing mental health by building a future where hope is accessible to everyone.

Send this post to 3 friends and follow for more info on how YOU can make hope happen.

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It's tulip planting season! 🌷 Our students involved in the Yellow Tulip Project at PCIS had beautiful weather to plant y...
10/09/2026

It's tulip planting season! 🌷 Our students involved in the Yellow Tulip Project at PCIS had beautiful weather to plant yellow tulip bulbs at the Plymouth Area Coalition Family Shelter.

The Yellow Tulip Project (YTP) is a youth-driven movement dedicated to smashing the stigma around mental illness and bringing hope to communities, one tulip at a time. We can't wait to see these bloom in the spring! ☺️

We're honored to share Shalom House, Inc.'s 1st Hope Garden at their Blanchard Home! Their team of 35 change-makers plan...
10/09/2026

We're honored to share Shalom House, Inc.'s 1st Hope Garden at their Blanchard Home! Their team of 35 change-makers planted bulbs of hope and light🌷

10/09/2026

Educator and Youth advocate Aman Hagos spreads hope through listening and acceptance. 🌟
Supporting others' hopes and dreams can be a great way to grow hope in your own life!

Got Hope? Share it and tag 3 friends in the comments below.


10/07/2026

✨ What gives you hope?
In honor of our annual Got Hope? Campaign, Lola Vira shares 5 things that bring her hope. 💛
Now it’s your turn! Comment below and tell us what makes you hopeful. 👇
Stay tuned for more from Got Hope? and join us in our mission to make hope happen. 🌟

10/05/2026

🌟 What makes YOU hopeful? 💛

We hit the streets and asked New Yorkers: What gives you hope? ✨ Here’s what they had to say!

From big dreams to small moments, hope can look different for everyone. 🫶

Watch, get inspired, and then ask yourself: got hope?
Stay tuned for more ways to spread hope and make a difference in your community. 🙌

It’s time for Got Hope? Bingo! 💛 Fill out your bingo card, complete the challenges, and you could WIN a YTP water bottle...
10/03/2026

It’s time for Got Hope? Bingo! 💛 Fill out your bingo card, complete the challenges, and you could WIN a YTP water bottle or hoodie! 👀🔥

Ready to play? 📝✨
Save this card, take action, and join the Got Hope? Campaign today!

10/02/2026

🌷 October is full of impact! 💚

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Week, our annual Got Hope? campaign, and YTP’s 10th birthday, we’re bringing hope and connection to communities all month long! 🎉

From tulip giveaways to Hope Garden plantings, there are plenty of ways to get involved. 🌱💐

📅 Check out our events calendar and find an event near you!

Let’s celebrate hope, mental health, and 10 years of making an impact together. 💚

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