The Max
Factor
Max Marvin
was one of those rare people who, even as a teenager, had a dynamic and magnetic personality that engaged young and old alike.
That he took his own life was tragic and shocking to everyone who knew him. Max made the world a better place while he was here. Those closest to him want him also to make the world a better place after he is gone. That is the goal in mission of the Max Marvin Foundation. To strive for mental wellness among our young people by drawing attention to mental health issues so that other young people can find the help that Max did not. And, in accomplishing that goal, honor the memory of this captivating young man, Max Marvin.
Max Foundation
ANNOUNCES ANOTHER BIG WIN!
COACHES CARE PROJECT:
A UNIFIED EFFORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT IN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
In the dynamic realm of high school sports, a beacon of mental health support has emerged—The Coaches Care Project. This transformative initiative, a brainchild of the Max Foundation and Tim Denney, in partnership with the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL), resonates with a profound dedication to fostering resilience and support among student-athletes.
The Max Foundation Story on Hockey Day Minnesota 2024
During Hockey Day Minnesota 2024, Bally Sports North highlighted the Max Foundation’s mission for mental wellness between the Warroad vs. Roseau game, honoring Max Marvin’s legacy.
Max Foundation
Our Recent WINS
Coaches Care Project: A Unified Effort for Mental Health Support in High School Sports
In the dynamic realm of high school sports, a beacon of mental health support has emerged—The Coaches Care Project. This transformative initiative, a brainchild of the Max Foundation and Tim Denney, in partnership with the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL), resonates with a profound dedication to fostering resilience and support among student-athletes. The genesis...
Tailgate with Hunter Pinke Fundraiser
Project 11 Grows to 4,000 kids in 2022
Project 11 was inspired and created in honor of #11, Rick Rypien, former player of the Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose. Suzi Friesen, Director of Educational Programs for the True North Youth Foundation (TNYF) in Manitoba, met Conway and the Marvin family in early 2019. She was inspired by how the family had such clarity...
“1 in 5 young people, ages 13 to 18, have or will have a serious mental illness”
Millions of Americans are affected by mental health conditions every year.
Please read the following
stories, anecdotes, letters, eulogies, thoughts, and poems.
Add to them, if you feel so moved. Then, if we may be so bold as to ask, please make a donation to the Max Foundation, in Max’s memory, so that we, collectively, may save other families from the pain, sorrow, and grief that we have all felt since Max’s passing. Thank you for your thoughts, prayers and generosity.
