A&F Co. Supports Kids’ Mental Health for Future Generations
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. has partnered with The Kids Mental Health Foundation to advance children’s mental health across the country. From starting conversations to helping provide free mental health resources, A&F Co. is committed to creating a brighter future for kids everywhere.
A $15 Million Commitment to Kids’ Mental Health
A&F Co. has announced a generous commitment of $15 million to The Kids Mental Health Foundation and Nationwide Children’s Hospital supporting pediatric behavioral and mental health programs.
Funding will expand access to The Kids Mental Health Foundation’s expert-created mental health resources—which, to date, have supported over 24 million parents, educators, and coaches—and support Nationwide Children’s nationally recognized behavioral health crisis programs, the largest pediatric network of its kind in the U.S.
We’re grateful for their investment in the future of our kids and generations to come!
The Challenge
The Kids Mental Health Foundation is a beneficiary and Impact Partner for A&F Co.’s The Challenge 2025!
Taking place Friday, September 19, The Challenge is a high-energy music festival and fundraiser that brings thousands of people together— both in real life and online—to support the mental health of future generations. It will be a memorable evening of good vibes, great music and giving back.
And the best part? A&F Co. will match every donation, dollar for dollar, up to $20,000 now through October 1!
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Making an Impact Together for Nearly 30 Years
A&F Co. has supported The Kids Mental Health Foundation and Nationwide Children’s Hospital for nearly three decades. Founded by Nationwide Children’s, The Kids Mental Health Foundation is supported by more than a thousand mental health professionals from Nationwide Children’s and beyond to create and distribute the Foundation’s free educational tools for parents, teachers and coaches across the U.S. A&F Co. supports program development, including distributing classroom kits across the country, to help shine a spotlight on how “Kids Mental Health Starts with Us."