Partnership

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The Something for Kelly Foundation and Eat Breathe Thrive are working to raise awareness and reduce stigma about eating disorders.

Together, we’re working to change the conversation about disordered eating and create a world in which all people feel safe to be honest and authentic.  

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You can start the conversation

Kelly’s Circle necklaces were created to spark conversations about eating disorders—whether you're a professional, a loved one, or in recovery yourself. Patti Geolat, Executive Director of Something for Kelly, explains: “Kelly wasn’t in denial—she knew she had an eating disorder, but she didn’t want to talk about it. After her passing, I wanted to give others a voice. These necklaces offer a nonverbal way to start that conversation. Each design reflects how you’re impacted by this illness. Let’s talk.”

Your generous gift supports Eat Breathe Thrive and Something for Kelly. Donations of $100 or more (USD-equiv.) come with a Kelly’s Circle necklace of your choice, as a thank-you.

Together, we can open the door to recovery—one conversation at a time.

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Gold necklace with a circular pendant containing small diamonds and a purple gemstone at the top, inscribed with "Kelly's Circle."
Silver necklace with a circular pendant engraved with 'Kelly's Circle' and two small gemstones, one clear and one purple, on a white background.
Gold necklace with a circular pendant featuring a diamond, an amethyst, and a purple gemstone.
Silver necklace with a circular pendant featuring a purple gemstone and small clear stones.

About Something for Kelly

Founded by Patti Geolat, Something for Kelly was born out of a heartfelt commitment to transform a terrible tragedy into something meaningful. When Patti's niece, Kelly Burk Nobbe, passed away in August 2009, her world was turned upside down. "Although we knew that Kelly was battling this monster," Patti shares, "we could not fathom that she could go to bed one night, after what seemed like a normal day, and not wake up." The Something for Kelly Foundation was established to prevent this tragic and needless loss from happening to other families.