A place to find hope.
Hope Changes Everything.
Mental illness, addiction, and suicide can leave individuals and families feeling isolated and unsure of where to turn. Overflow Foundation connects people with support, education, community, and meaningful paths forward.
Phillip Lee Jr.
Bringing hope to every life we touch.
Overflow Foundation was born from unimaginable loss and an unwavering decision that loss would not have the final word.
In September 2018, founders, Terry Lee and her Husband Phillip Lee Sr. lost their oldest son following his battle with bipolar disorder, substance use disorder, and severe depression. Like so many families, they experienced the heartbreak of watching someone they loved struggle while navigating a system that often leaves individuals and families feeling isolated and overwhelmed.
Out of that grief came a calling: to ensure more people have access to hope, support, education, and community before they reach a crisis. In 2019, Overflow Foundation was established in Phillip’s memory with one mission to Pour Hope Into Life. #PHIL
We Challenge
Stigma. Isolation. Addiction. Silence.
We Serve
Individuals. Families. Schools. Churches. Workplaces. Communities.
We Give Hope
Through education, connection, compassion, and meaningful opportunities to move forward.
This is what hope looks like in our community.
20,000
People or members served
100+
Mental Health First Aid participants trained
300
Meals Served & Shared at the Clubhouse
1,200
Miles Driven Transporting Clubhouse Members
How We Help
Support can take many forms.
Overflow creates opportunities for people to find community, gain practical knowledge, access helpful resources, and take their next step with support.
Clubhouse Community of Hope
Belong, contribute, and move forward.
A welcoming community where adults living with mental illness can build relationships, contribute their strengths, develop skills, and work toward goals related to wellness, education, employment, and independence.
Mental Health First Aid
Recognize the signs and know how to respond.
Practical training that helps individuals, workplaces, churches, schools, and community groups recognize mental health and substance-use challenges and respond with greater confidence.
Education & Community Outreach
Build a more informed and connected community.
Conversations, resources, and community initiatives—from Music & Mocktails and community luncheons to concerts in Hopelands and public speaking—that create meaningful opportunities for people to connect with one another and find support.
Recovery & Family Support
Connecting you with the next step in your healing journey.
Compassionate guidance and connections to the care people need, helping individuals and families navigate the complex web of mental health services, addiction, grief, and recovery resources—including suicide and grief support groups, NAMI, and other trusted community services.
What is Clubhouse Community of Hope?
Clubhouse Community of Hope is not a treatment center, residential facility, or traditional support group.
It is a welcoming community for adults living with mental illness. Members and staff work side by side, build relationships, participate in the daily life of the Clubhouse, and pursue personal goals. At Clubhouse, people are recognized not only for the challenges they face, but for the strengths, talents, and contributions they bring.
Mental Health First Aid
Learn how to help when it matters.
You do not need to be a mental health professional to make a meaningful difference.
Mental Health First Aid teaches practical skills for recognizing signs of mental health and substance-use challenges, starting a supportive conversation, and helping someone connect with appropriate care.
Story of Hope
A place where you feel listened to and belong.
This is a great organization to help those who are struggling with mental health and the families who are engaged with that person.
Classes & Events
Learn, connect, and gather with us. Check back soon for more classes and events!
Ways to Give Hope
There is more than one way to give hope.
Donate
Your gift helps sustain programs, education, outreach, resources, and everyday opportunities for connection.
Volunteer
Share your time, skills, experience, or professional expertise.
Partner
Engage your church, business, school, civic group, or organization in the mission.
Ways to Find Hope
There is more than one way to find hope.
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