Pineapple Support Partners With WebCam Lab for Fundraising Competition

Pineapple Support Partners With WebCam Lab for Fundraising Competition

LOS ANGELES — Pineapple Support is teaming up with WebCam Lab to hold a month-long fundraising competition, with a trip for two to LALExpo VIP in Curaçao up for grabs.

Starting today through Feb. 15, the person who raises the most funds for Pineapple Support will travel with a friend to the island nation from March 3-6. Flights, hotel, tickets to the event and food are included in the prize, which is valued at approximately $4,000.

"You can make a difference in the lives of many in our community by creating a fundraising page and winning this amazing prize," said Pineapple Support founder Leya Tanit. "Requests for mental health services and support are continuing to rise into this new year and we need your support — because no-one should ever feel alone."

Tanit founded the organization in 2018 after a string of losses in the adult industry from depression and other mental illnesses. It has since connected over 8,000 performers to mental health services, including free and low-cost therapy, counseling, and emotional support.

To enter the contest, visit the Pineapple Support fundraising page and select "I Want To Fundraise For This."

Follow Pineapple Support on Twitter.

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