Just Say Something

06/08/2026

Mauldin Chamber Car Show at BridgeWay Station!
Thank you for stopping by the Power Collective Table!

06/08/2026

🚗✨ Thank You for Stopping By the Power Collective Table Saturday! ✨🚗

What a fantastic day at the Mauldin Chamber Car Show at BridgeWay Station!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and took the time to connect with us. We are grateful for the opportunity to meet so many community members, share information, answer questions, and build meaningful connections with families throughout the event.

A heartfelt thank you to all of the organizations that make up the Power Collective:, Rize Prevention, Just Say Something, NAMI Greenville, Mental Health America of Greenville County, United Way of Greenville County, and Compass of Carolina. Together, we are committed to preventing substance misuse, promoting mental wellness, supporting families, and helping connect our community to resources that make a difference.

We are thankful to be part of a community that cares, collaborates, and works together to create healthier futures for everyone.

❤️🤝

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06/02/2026

🍭 Looks sweet. Innocent. Familiar.

That cotton candy flavor may remind you of fairs and childhood treats, but it can also deliver a powerful dose of ni****ne designed to keep users coming back for more.

Many cotton candy flavored v**es contain ni****ne salts, which allow higher ni****ne levels to be inhaled more smoothly, making addiction happen faster and feel less harsh. What tastes like candy can quickly turn into cravings, dependence, and long-term harm to developing brains and lungs.

The flavor is the bait. Addiction is the goal.

Don't let childhood flavors hide adult consequences.

Preserve what matters most.

Visit PreserveYourAir.com to learn what's really inside the v**e.

06/02/2026

💙 What if one conversation could save a life?

In this week’s Just Say Something Podcast, Phil Clark talks with Dennis Gillan of the Half a Sorrow Foundation about mental health, su***de prevention, and the personal loss that inspired his mission to help others.

Dennis shares practical insights on recognizing warning signs, trusting your instincts when someone seems different, and why asking a simple question can open the door to a life-changing conversation.

You don't have to have all the answers. Sometimes the most important thing you can do is listen.

🎧 Listen now and help us continue the conversation around mental health and su***de prevention. Here's the link to the episode on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-say-something-podcast/id1724884745?i=1000770763213 Episodes can also be found on YouTube, Audible, iHeart, Pandora and Spotify!

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

Thank you, Dennis, for being on the podcast!

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Podcast Episode · Just Say Something Podcast · June 2 · 30m

06/01/2026

Late last week, Just Say Something was honored to host a special community baby shower for expecting and new mothers in partnership with Helping Hands.

Through education, encouragement, resources, and community support, families were reminded that they are not alone on their parenting journey.

We are grateful to Helping Hands and all of the community partners who helped make this event possible. Together, we can continue building stronger families and healthier futures for children across our community.

Thank you to everyone who attended and helped create such a meaningful day. 💙

05/30/2026

Our hearts are full of gratitude 💕

Thank you to all our amazing sponsors, volunteers, and team members who helped make this community baby shower so special for our moms and growing families. Your love, support, and generosity truly make a difference.

A special thank you to our sponsors:
✨ Greenville Prisma Health
✨ Credit Union
✨ Healthcare
✨ Hands

A huge thank you to our young volunteers for serving with such kind and joyful hearts:
💙 Juan José
💙 Josué
💙 Pedro
💙 Martín
💙 Isaac
💙 Jerónimo

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers:
🌸 Alba
🌸 Gloria
🌸 Carol
🌸 Elizabeth
🌸Andrea Ulloa

And to our amazing Just Say Something team Yina, Andrea, and Natalia thank you, thank you, thank you for always finding the passion to celebrate new moms and all mothers in our community. We are so grateful for each of you. 💗

Together we are building stronger families and a brighter future.



Mally Mitchell
Director Hispanic Services

05/28/2026

One parent recently shared how our parenting classes helped shift their perspective on parenting, family time, and self-care. 💙

From creating more joyful moments at home to learning the importance of being fully present with family, this reflection is a reminder that parenting is not about perfection. It’s about connection.

Swipe through to read some of the biggest takeaways from their experience in our class.

05/27/2026

🥭 It looks tropical. Sweet. Fresh.
But what va**ng leaves behind is anything but.

That mango flavor may seem harmless, but behind the taste are ni****ne, chemicals, and additives designed to keep users hooked. What starts as a fruity hit can quickly turn into addiction, cravings, and damage you cannot see right away.

The packaging is colorful on purpose.
The flavor is intentional.
The consequences are real.

Don’t let the flavor hide the truth.
Preserve what matters most.

Visit Preserve Your Air to learn what’s really inside the v**e.
PreserveYourAir.com

05/27/2026

We’re grateful for this thoughtful feedback from Chantoria Scott, Clinical Mental Health Counseling Student at Anderson University, about our parenting program taught by Lynn Hooper and the supportive environment it creates for families in our community. 💙

05/26/2026

🚭 The conversation around to***co has changed, and many adults don’t even realize it.

Today’s ni****ne products don’t look like what previous generations grew up seeing. They’re sleek, flavored, easy to hide, and often normalized in ways that make them feel harmless to teens.

In this week’s Just Say Something Podcast, Phil Clark talks about why prevention efforts have to evolve along with today’s realities and why honest, ongoing conversations matter more than ever.

Because silence leaves room for misinformation to take over.

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation ahead of World No To***co Day. This episode can be found on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-say-something-podcast/id1724884745?i=1000769654779 Episodes can also be found on YouTube, Audible, Pandora and Spotify!

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Podcast Episode · Just Say Something Podcast · May 26 · 10m