BC2M History

In response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, Glenn Close and Kevin Love hosted the first national BC2M high school club meeting virtually.

While most of us have been socialized from a young age to want to be “normal,” this PSA dismantles the very idea of normal by encouraging viewers to not filter themselves to fit unrealistic norms.

At the seventh annual Revels & Revelations event, BC2M honored Ben Stiller with the third Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award.

This PSA addressed America’s shortage in mental health workers with a message meant to inspire career interest.

At the sixth annual Revels & Revelations event, BC2M honored Whoopi Goldberg with the second Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award.

Glenn Close joins a panel to discuss hope on the CNN Special Report “Finding Hope: Battling America’s Suicide Crisis” hosted by Anderson Cooper, which aired following the loss of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain.

The HBC/Saks Fifth Avenue Foundation donated $500,000 to BC2M in support of mental health programs following their #1in5 fundraiser.

This eye-catching PSA features a series of unusual visual metaphors in an attempt to remove the “weird” feeling we face when discussing mental health.

At the fifth annual Revels & Revelations Event, BC2M bestowed upon Billy Crystal the first-ever Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award.