Our Story

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Team Continue was founded by the family of Peter Price, who died by suicide in 2016. What began as a tribute to Peter’s life has grown into a nonprofit dedicated to supporting families affected by suicide attempts and ideation. Peter had a deep compassion for others, and that legacy lives on through our mission.

Since becoming a 501(c)(3) in 2021, Team Continue has raised over $175,000 to fund more than 750 therapy sessions for teens and young adults in crisis. We focus on the critical time between hospital discharge and effective outpatient care—providing support when families need it most.

Thanks to our all-volunteer team and generous donors, we provided nearly one therapy session every day in 2024—and we’re just getting started.

Meet the Team

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    Rob Price

    FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT

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    JOE STEPHAN

    VICE PRESIDENT

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    JOHN CONNOR

    DIRECTOR OF 58ER COMMITTEE

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    Karyn McGill

    HEAD OF FINANCE

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    Kevin Price

    SECRETARY

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    Leah Rockwell

    HEAD OF MARKETING AND MEDIA

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    Lily Strausser

    TREASURER

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    Blake Noonan

    DIRECTOR OF DONOR RELATIONS

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    Terry Dibble

    DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY HEALTH

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    Sean Scullen

    DIRECTOR OF REGULATORY AFFAIRS

Our Services

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    Therapy Grants

    We provide access to therapy for teens and young adults who lack the financial means or support to receive critical mental health care. Many of our grant recipients face extraordinary challenges, including past trauma, suicidal ideation, and severe mental health conditions, often without insurance or a support system.

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    Advocacy and resources

    We actively work to address the barriers preventing individuals from accessing the care they need. From connecting recipients with transportation and housing solutions to addressing food insecurity and financial gaps, we help those navigating life with the odds stacked against them. Your support enables us to advocate for mental health equity and provide essential resources to those who need them most.

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    Academic Scholarships

    Each year, we award an academic scholarship to a deserving Rochester Community Schools (RCS) student who has demonstrates resilience. This scholarship supports students as they pursue higher education, empowering them to overcome challenges and build brighter futures. By investing in education, we help create opportunities for personal and professional growth that can transform lives.

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