Two Roads have been fortunate enough to partner with local legend Laura Enever, to assist her in raising funds for the In Pieces project. Outside of her surfing feats (which include riding some mind-boggling big waves), Laura's tenacity and determination extends to the altruistic universe.
Inspired by her passion we wanted to support Laura - however we need your help!
We will be donating 100% of all profits until Sunday the 12th of November to the In Pieces Project.
What is 'In Pieces'?
In Pieces is an initiative that aims to destigmatise how suicide is portrayed in society and change the narrative around how suicide is discussed in public life.
The project title, In Pieces, is born out of the puzzling impact that suicide often has on people while also offering hope; by coming together pieces and people can become whole again.
Suicide is the number one killer of Australians aged 18-44. If you haven’t been directly affected by it, someone you know has. Yet the rippling and long-lasting impact of suicide is often overlooked amongst the havoc and devastation of losing someone.
The project is co-curated by legendary Australian tattooer and owner of Thanks Tattoo, Gummy Johnston, media agency Life Without Andy, filmmaker Kai Neville, Johnston Advisory’s Ben Johnston, and executive producer Lauren Barge.
Which foundations will be supported?
Our core endeavours are to raise funds for the Chumpy Pullin Foundation for suicide support initiatives and to build a safe, supportive, and ultimately connected community.
How can I help?
It really is as simple as buying a bag of coffee. All of our profits this week will be donated so the more you spend, the more that will be donated! If you are buying your regular coffee this week, consider going a size up to maximise your impact.
If you have, already bought your coffee for the month you can still donate directly through the In Pieces website.