Under One Moon: Voices United!

What a glorious night! We are BEYOND grateful to everyone who joined us for Under One Moon: Voices United, our LIVE Virtual Benefit. HUGE hugs to all of our celebrity friends, special guests, and SAY kids for bringing so much love, inspiration, and joy to our livestream winter spectacular.

Dame Helen Mirren, James Monroe Iglehart, our own Musical Director, Everett Bradley (AKA Papadelic!), Brandon Victor Dixon, Kelli O'Hara, and Greg Naughton, THANK YOU for always being right there with heartfelt support and encouragement for SAY and our magnificent kids and teens who stutter.

We were so very proud to have participants and alumni from all SAY programs with us for this family celebration, including Confident Voices, Camp SAY, Camp SAY Across the USA, and SAY: DC (hello, Taro)! Hats off to Travis, for kicking things off so perfectly, Julianna, for your beautiful song, Wendy, for your moving words, Amy, for inspiring us with your journey, Saadiq & TJ, for talking nonprofit with Taro, and Kat, for sharing your powerful poem. Your bold spirits and open hearts help make The Stuttering Association for the Young the very special place that it is.

Our Host with the Most, SAYs VP of Programming & Director of Camp SAY, Travis Robertson, welcomed some amazing guests, like the young man who shined a national spotlight on stuttering at the Democratic National Convention this summer, Brayden Harrington! Other special appearances included the Founder of SAY & SAY: DC, Taro Alexander, Executive Director & Mr. Morning Song himself, Noah Cornman, and long-time SAY parent and brand new Board member (AND Saadiqs mom!), Kimberly!

Special shoutout to our incredible SAY kids who helped make the SAY Brings Me Joy video such a bright light in our program! Abeer, Ahmad, Ariana, Ben, Blaize, Clare, Clint, Elias, Kaitlyn, Luka, Megan, and Pablo, we are honored that you lent your talent and enthusiasm to this touching piece. Deepest appreciation to the production team for working so generously on this video: Editor: Brad Schulz, Animation: HOPR Studios, Original Music: David Schuler, Producer: Barry Sonders.

Thank you to each and every one of you for sharing your stories, songs, poems, hearts, and voices with us at Under One Moon: Voices United! The full event recording is now available for binge-watching right here at SAYbenefit.org, and on Facebook (@sayorg) & YouTube (SAYorg).

We have all weathered these trying times, together. But there is still work to be done, and it is vitally important that our SAY family remains dedicated to our mission and committed to keeping this essential community here, UNITED, for EVERY child who stutters.

Our Mission

SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides support, advocacy and life-changing experiences for young people who stutter, ages 2-18. Since 2001, SAY has offered comprehensive and innovative programs that address the physical, social, and emotional impacts of stuttering. Through summer camp, regional day camps, speech therapy and creative arts programming, SAY builds a community of acceptance, friendship, and encouragement where young people who stutter can develop the confidence and communication skills they need to thrive.

To date, no child has ever been turned away due to a family's inability to pay.

Join the Campaign!

There are TWO ways to join our campaign and help raise critical funding for children who stutter.

DONATE RIGHT NOW: Click the purple DONATE button to make a gift right now and your generous contribution will be added to our grand total!

START A FUNDRAISING PAGE: Join the SAY team! Click the orange START FUNDRAISING button to create and customize your own Fundraising Page. Then share your page with friends and family on social media or by email and inspire your community to help! The funds you raise will tally on your page AND contribute to our campaign's grand total!

You Make the Difference

SAY is only able to maintain this community for young people who stutter because supporters like you decide to make it a priority. The belief that children who stutter are valuable and deserve to be listened to should not be a radical idea. But all too often, it is. These children have unlimited potential to live their dreams if they can learn to love themselves. With your help, they will.

Your support has a huge impact on an organization of our size. Your donation makes it possible.

Thank you.