As someone who has had history and actual diagnosis of moderate to severe depression as well as history of suicidal desires, I completely support this movement and any help it may provide

I fail to see how walking and these donations help. I mean, good on you for wanting and actually trying to do good for others. Very admirable I must admit. But I feel I should say, that for some people, it isn't as easy as making a phone call to a suicide hotline or calling a friend when you don't have any. Living with a past that will never leave them alone for as long as they live until the grave (that's not an exaggeration either). Let's not forget their endless parade of failed relationships and friendships. When this somebody thinks of others but nobody thinks of them, that can be the worst. A person might not be looking for any sympathy or pity points. But they may want to make it clear, that in truth they really didn't matter. In even more sobering truth, the world actually would have been better off without them and they don't mean it in a, "oh woe is me" mannor. Especially when he found out from his father he truly wasn't supposed to be alive to begin with. The consideration of turning the car on in a closed garage is a very appealing thought for him. Trust me, he feels nothing for anything anymore. Except despair/regret. But in the end, he just goes to bed alone yet again.