When 2020 happened, no one could have expected the situation we quickly found ourselves in but prior to the pandemic those with mental health issues already did not have adequate access to mental health services or an inclusive community. Then when you further isolate an entire population of people who society already naturally isolates, judges, and makes to feel as though they don’t belong this only made a recipe for disaster. Over the years leading up to the pandemic, research had begun to investigate the novel use of social media to enhance the availability and reach of services within the mental health community (Naslund et al., 2020). Could this approach be an effective way of reaching this population of people for a medical professional? Can you cultivate a community safely within a social media platform such as Twitter? Is it possible to break down barriers like stigma which is commonly found when you are talking about mental health issues? Add a worldwide pandemic plus our need for connection through novel means and the authors solution was to start a nonprofit called We Matter Too, Inc. in March of 2020 to see if it was possible.