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Cincinnati mental health organizations bring people together for Friendsgiving Advertisement Updated: 11:21 PM EST Nov 12, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Cincinnati mental health organizations bring people together for Friendsgiving Updated: 11:21 PM EST Nov 12, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ CINCINNATI — Madi's House and Let's Talk About It Cincy teamed up to host a Friendsgiving event in Cincinnati, bringing teenagers, young adults and their families together. Organizers stressed the importance of creating connections and providing support for young people facing challenges. Advertisement "No one does anything in isolation. We've all needed someone else to help us, guide us and direct us, and that's really what we're about," Gina F. Hawkins, founder and president of Let's Talk About It Cincy, said. More than a dozen young people and their families attended the event to celebrate Friendsgiving together. Next month, the organizations will host a Christmas gift-giving event as another way to build community during the holiday season. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Newly released Ring camera shows Brooklyn building collapsing Anthony Clark, a comedian and actor who starred on 'Yes, Dear,' dies Teen who has autism found alive after missing for nearly a week in the Australian woodlands Microsoft confirms Outlook outage affecting users worldwide