<div><p>My name is Hunter LaFave and I am the owner of Its In Your Head, a local company that has been providing mental, emotional, and physical health support to the Danville area. </p><p>Currently, Michael Kasper is running across the state of Illinois to raise funding for Its In Your Head to provide services in more schools who lack the funding, to support centers for domestic abuse, working with first responders, and getting this information out into the general public. He will be running through Champaign later today or tomorrow. He has done well over 150 miles of his 220 mile journey in the last 3 days. He is doing this because of his own struggles with mental health and the support he received from going to my classes.</p><p>This is an incredibly inspirational story and would bring a lot of awareness to support methods that are not as commonly known or utilized here in central Illinois but have been proven to be beneficial (many volunteering this has been life-changing for them) to thousands and thousands of people in the area. </p><p>I have attached our information about the run and testimonials we have received. Please consider sending someone out to cover this story. This could save people’s lives and everyone needs a story of hope and inspiration right now. Thank you for your consideration.</p></div>

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Fundraiser to bring awareness to mental illness across Illinois

My name is Hunter LaFave and I am the owner of Its In Your Head, a local company that has been providing mental, emotional, and physical health support to the Danville area. Currently, Michael Kasper is running across the state of Illinois to raise funding for Its In Your Head to provide services in more schools who lack the funding, to support centers for domestic abuse, working with first responders, and getting this information out into the general public. He will be running through Champaign later today or tomorrow. He has done well over 150 miles of his 220 mile journey in the last 3 days. He is doing this because of his own struggles with mental health and the support he received from going to my classes.