Please take some time to watch this short documentary on fentanyl and the devastating impact it is having on our communities m.youtube.com/watch?v=ptSFSs… Logan Webb SFGiants

Sadly, Kade Webb from CA died from poisonous fentanyl like thousands of other young Americans. His cousin and MLB star Logan Webb stepped up BIG TIME as a tremendous LEADER and spoke out to spread awareness and save lives. Thanks to the SFGiants and Shana Alexander for the

An incredibly powerful conversation on mental health with the Philadelphia Phillies and Drew Robinson SFGiants #endthestigma #strikeoutthestigma

Cool moment pregame as Las Vegas native Drew Robinson threw out the first pitch to his support dog Ellie. Drew is here talking about the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline and advocating for mental health awareness. Sacramento River Cats players will wear these wristbands tonight.

In honor of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, the #SFGiants took BP wearing ‘988’ Suicide & Crisis Lifeline arm bands in hopes of spreading awareness and reducing stigma associated with mental health struggles.

Introducing the San Quentin Giants ⚾️ Members of the #SFGiants visited San Quentin Rehabilitation Center to present the baseball team with new team uniforms, helmets and other equipment. The outreach efforts are designed to raise awareness about prison reform and rehabilitation.

On World Mental Health Day, the #SFGiants and Oracle Park are proud to highlight individuals who are raising awareness around the importance of mental wellness.

Preach brother! Thank you Jason! Jelly Roll Steve 🇺🇸 Logan Webb Derek Maltz Sr SFGiants Shana Alexander #missyoukade #fendofffentanylact #politicianspleasedomore

Logan Webb and Brandon Crawford in the house for Kings-Suns 🤝

Today is a meaningful day. Every year we have a mental health awareness day to highlight the importance of mental health. This day means a lot to us. It helps spread awareness and reduce stigma associated with mental health concerns. Speak up—you’re not alone!

In support of Mental Health Awareness Month, representatives from the Phillies and Giants hosted a panel discussion before last night's game. The conversation focused on the importance of mental health initiatives in sports and valuing healthy life habits. 🔗:

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Phillies hosted us for our 3rd annual Strike Out the Stigma panel discussion and our first mental health shirt exchange. Also, a sincere thank you to the Webb family for their vulnerability and joining this year as well.

Tonight is Mental Health Awareness Night. Ahead of tonight's game the SFGiants, in partnership with mental health community leaders, including Mental Health Advocate Drew Robinson, hosted a panel discussion around the importance of prioritizing mental wellness. Take care of

Green is the national color of mental health acceptance - representing hope, strength, support and encouragement for people who live with mental illness. Today, members of the SFGiants wear green to drive awareness for mental health and to help #EndTheStigma

Happiness is an inside job. 🥸 #EndTheStigma #MustacheMay

This National Gun Violence Awareness Day, we #WearOrange to honor the thousands of people in America whose lives are taken or forever changed by gun violence every year in this country. Text ORANGE to 644-33 to find an event near you. #BayAreaUnite

Thank you Arik Armstead for hosting a teacher appreciation + wellness event in collaboration with the Sacramento River Cats. Teachers deserve more recognition and appreciation for the work they do daily for our future generations!! 🙏

Last September, the @sfgiants wore 988 wristbands in hopes of reducing stigma associated with mental health concerns and spreading awareness of the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline text option. So proud of this event and our players!! 🙌