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Bring Change to Mind (BC2M)

Mental Health Care • San Francisco, California, United States

Bring Change to Mind (BC2M) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging dialogue about mental health, and to raising awareness, understanding, and empathy. Actress & activist Glenn Close co-founded Bring Change to Mind in 2010 after her sister, Jessie Close, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and her nephew, Calen Pick, with schizoaffective disorder. Every individual who speaks out inspires another. And another. That’s how we’ll end the stigma around mental illness. That’s how we’ll Bring Change to Mind. BC2M's mission is to end the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness.

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Reported headcount

85

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0

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Calculated as of 2026-10-22. Source records may be older.

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Industry

Mental Health Care

Categories

Real Estate, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Stigma, Awareness, Commercial Real Estate, Leasing, Zoning and Land Use

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

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