Join The Evie Effect for an unforgettable evening of celebration, live music, and community!
The Evie Effect is turning 5—and we’re throwing a party to honor the people, partnerships, and purpose that have brought us this far. This night is all about YOU: the friends, supporters, and Effect Makers who make our mission possible.
On the agenda are:
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Anniversary Toast
Effect Maker Awards Ceremony
Live Music from The Jewels & HoJames Band
Come as you are. Stay for the music. Let’s raise a glass to where we’ve been—and what’s still to come.
Thursday, June 5 | 5–10 PM
Live music by Josh Sydnor from 6–8 PM on the patio
Grab some friends, order your favorite pizza, and enjoy a night out that gives back. When you dine in or pick up your order, be sure to mention The Evie Effect — 20% of your total will be donated to support mental wellness and suicide prevention right here in East Texas.
🎶 Josh Sydnor will be playing live on the patio from 6–8 PM, so come early, stay late, and soak in the good vibes.
🍕 Pizza with purpose. Music with heart. Community that cares.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Join us for this impactful workshop designed to equip individuals with the tools to foster connection, provide support, and navigate conversations about suicide prevention. Facilitated by Jessica and Michael Domingos, Co-Founders of The Evie Effect, this event provides meaningful discussions and practical strategies to create spaces for trust, healing, and connection.
Open to anyone passionate about suicide prevention, this workshop fosters hope, resilience, and stronger ties within our communities.
📅 Date: June 28, 2025
🕕 Time: 9:30–10:45 AM
📍 Location: Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce, Genecov Conference Room
💲 Cost: $25
Reserve your spot today and be part of this vital conversation!
A community where mental well-being flourishes and suicide prevention is a priority. Our mission is to change the public’s perception on mental wellness and suicide by fostering a community of advocacy, awareness, and education.
In May of 2019, our founders, Michael and Jessica Domingos, faced the unimaginable. Their 12-year-old daughter Evie, died by suicide. In the midst of that heartbreak, they made a choice: to honor her life by creating something that could help others feel less alone and more supported.
That decision became The Evie Effect.
We are a nonprofit grounded in real-life experience, shaped by loss, and driven by compassion. From the beginning, we’ve believed that even the smallest act of kindness can make a difference. That belief is at the heart of everything we do.
Our work is about connection. It’s about honest conversations, community support, and equipping people with tools to navigate difficult moments. Whether we’re offering workshops, hosting community events, or sharing stories that spark hope, our mission remains the same: to change how people talk about mental health and prevent suicide through awareness, education, and support.
We’re always growing and looking for new ways to reach the community. From powerful in-person gatherings to creative outreach efforts, we meet people where they are and remind them that they don’t have to go through it alone.
The Evie Effect’s vision is clear: to foster a community where mental well-being flourishes and suicide prevention is a priority. Every step we take is guided by Evie’s story and fueled by our belief in the ripple effect of compassion and action.
We carry Evie’s name forward with purpose. Her story drives our work. Her legacy lives on in every life we reach.
The Evie Effect: Born from love. Grounded in truth. Committed to connection.
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