Press release
Letter From The CEO
(Released on 9/1/2024)
As we enter September we want to focus this month on National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The rate of suicide fluctuates over the years, however 1 is too many. In 2021 more the 48,000 people died by suicide which translates to 1 death every 11 minutes. The statistics are shocking with 12.3 million adults considering suicide, 3.5 million adults making a plan for suicide, and 1.7 million adults attempting suicide.
With the staggering statistics listed above we are all likely effected somehow by these actions and it’s devastating for those of us left behind. We are all in this together and by showing our love and support to those around us we can hopefully drop these numbers down.
While we all face challenges in the world and it’s becoming even tougher by the day, I am here to assure you that IT GET’S BETTER!
If you are struggling mentally, you have free resources listed below:
Call/Text: 988
Website: www.988lifeline.org
With Love & Gratitude,
-CS
Letter From The CEO
(Release on Sunday 6/30/2024)
As Pride Month concludes we must continue to reflect and be fighters for our equal rights. We are constantly under attack from many groups and legislation pushing to silence us by proposing new laws to restrict our fundamental human rights. Our Team at Four Pleasure has made a promise to ourselves from day 1 to continue making our voices heard and doing our part to fight for our rights not to be restricted. While we continue the good-fight, we can’t lose sight of being our authentic self and continuing to love each other.
We are put on a national platform for Pride Month but it’s important to continue being your authentic self all year long and not let people intimidate you from changing that. While the world we live in can often be challenging and difficult we must lean on each other and know that together we can make this planet a better place.
Stay Strong and Fight On,
-CS
Letter From The CEO
Released 6/17/2024
As we sit back and reflect on the progress that the LGBT+ Community has made over the last several decades we must ask ourselves a question. "What else can we do?" There is still people out there everyday that hate us just for being ourselves which is completely unacceptable. We should be embracing our LGBT+ brothers and sisters to grow, learn, and improve not only ourselves but our communities. For PRIDE, we want to highlight the impact we have had on our community and therefore we are PROUD to have made a generous donation to a local LGBT charity based here in Atlanta. We must continue fighting the good fight and be resilient of the hatred that we face everyday by standing up and making our voices heard LOUD n CLEAR. We will continue to be PROUD of ourselves and encourage you to do the same. Stay Strong and Celebrate with PRIDE.
Sincerely,
-CS
