Hilinski Family Hopes to Make a Difference in First College Football Mental Health Week

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Sep 21, 2020

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The Hilinskis' mental health movement in honor of their son, Tyler, is coming to colleges in an unprecedented way next week. With a full and unprecedented mental health week in college sports, the Hilinski family, and their mental health foundation, Hilinski’s Hope remain determined to tell Tyler’s story and promote awareness and education of mental health and wellness for college athletes.

Fans at Williams-Brice Stadium hold up No. 3 in honor of Tyler Hilinski — Courtesy of Hilinski's Hope

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