Justin Trudeau, Roberto Luongo, and tons of others are sharing beautiful tweets on #BellLetsTalk Day

 

Today is #BellLetsTalk Day! For every use of the #BellLetsTalk filter and video view on Instagram, Bell will donate 5 cents to Canadian mental health initiatives.

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It’s the 10th year of #BellLetsTalk and, while we’ve come a long way from where the conversation on mental health started, there’s still more work to do to end stigma & make sure Canadians can get the support they need. So let’s keep talking, Canada!

— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) January 29, 2020

Happy #BellLetsTalk Day! Great to see so many students and young people from coast to coast to coast leading the charge to create positive change! https://t.co/0EcQbRrNyE

— Clara Hughes (@clarahughes) January 29, 2020

Let’s put all the time spent on our phones to good use today & join the conversation about mental health. Every action counts for every tweet/retweet using #BellLetsTalk, Bell will donate 5 cents to Canadian mental health initiatives! Let’s keep talking today, tomorrow, always! pic.twitter.com/hGO3Mr8qZ1

— Kia Nurse (@KayNurse11) January 29, 2020

We talk for a living. And not much of what we say really matters. But talking and listening to those you love, or someone you don’t even know...can mean everything to them. #BellLetsTalk

— James Duthie (@tsnjamesduthie) January 29, 2020

As we see how precious life is and how it can be taken away from you in an instant. It is so important to take the time to listen, to care and to just be there for others especially those struggling with mental illness. Don’t be afraid to tell someone you love them #BellLetsTalk

— Strombone (@strombone1) January 29, 2020

Look out for your teammates and take care of yourself. Know that there's help. #BellLetsTalk

— NHL (@NHL) January 29, 2020

As a part of #BellLetsTalk, let's join in the conversation around mental health to help destigmatize it and create positive change.

For every retweet and use of the hashtag, Bell will donate 5¢ towards mental health initiatives. Help spread the word!

— OurLadyPeace (@OurLadyPeace) January 29, 2020

Bell will donate 5¢ towards mental health initiatives for every tweet and RT using #BellLetsTalk

Help us reduce the stigmas associated with mental illness

— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) January 29, 2020

#BellLetsTalk

— Florida Panthers (@FlaPanthers) January 29, 2020

TODAY is #BellLetsTalk Day!
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀@Bell will donate more towards mental health initiatives in Canada by contributing 5¢ for every applicable text, call and social media interaction. Join the conversation because every action counts. pic.twitter.com/jhwQ3KSo2c

— NBA Canada (@NBACanada) January 29, 2020

So don’t be a stranger #BellLetsTalk https://t.co/HYNGbbGTl4

— ARKELLS (@arkellsmusic) January 29, 2020

Today is #BellLetsTalk Day across Canada. Share this video and join this important conversation around mental health to #EndTheStigma. For every tweet and retweet using the #BellLetsTalk hashtag, @Bell will donate 5 cents to mental health initiatives across the country. pic.twitter.com/Fh5D0vSu4S

— John Tory (@JohnTory) January 29, 2020

Together we can make a difference! #BellLetsTalk

— morgan rielly (@mriles4) January 29, 2020

I lost my dad and very dear friend last year and it was the most difficult few months of my life. I am so thankful for my husband, my family and friends who were there to lift me up and give me a hug. Let’s be there for each other. #BellLetsTalk

— Jennifer Jones (@jjonescurl) January 29, 2020

You are strong, not broken.
You are cared for, not alone.

Not all wounds are visible.

End the silence to end the stigma.
Take time to talk, listen, and learn.#BellLetsTalk https://t.co/6WQCXU3fYs

— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) January 29, 2020

Today is #BellLetsTalk Day.

Together, let's keep the conversation going and try to end the stigma surrounding mental illness.

— CFL (@CFL) January 29, 2020

In 2018 Paul Ranger opened the door to his world. His courage and the support of those close to him allowed him to share his story, The Mystery of Paul Ranger. He helped so many and quietly continues to help when and where he can. We live among heroes. #BellLetsTalk

— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) January 29, 2020

.@RosieMacLennan is a 2-time Olympic champion.

She is also battling anxiety.

But through the years, Rosie learned healing actions, catered to her wellness and performance.

In collaboration with @TeamCanada here is the TSN Original- “As Long As I Breathe”#BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/jsRyLGIMNo

— TSN (@TSN_Sports) January 29, 2020