Bring It Push It Own It is a Nonprofit founded in 2014. The organization began when the founder saw the struggles that her teenage daughter was experiencing with bullies, relationships, sports and school.

She decided that she had to do something to change the narrative on self image, mental/ physical and social health in our next generation of women. Since 2014 we have expanded our impact by 300% to include adaptive outreach along with our newest initiative "Beyond the Athlete"(coed athlete sessions).

Each sector of our programming addresses the alarming rise in mental health & overall wellness struggles across the board in the community, while empowering our youth to tap into their inner strength and ability push through hard times and own the good and bad!

Turning a life of trauma, chronic illness and pain into a purpose driven life filled with passion and joy. Tishamarie Strasser (STATISTIC TURNED CEO) tells her story of how she stopped being the victim and became her own hero. Through 10 years of experience of starting a non profit that helps girls, women, the disability community and athletes discover their true passion, power and purpose.She now helps others step out of their own story and discover how to be their own heroes. Using her mentoring, neuroencoding certification and lived experience, Tishamarie Strasser is here to get you off of your roundabout and ready to rise up and be your own hero!

Free monthly meetups for girls ages 9-18 in our building in Fort Wayne.

2 groups Littles/Teens

ages 9-11

ages 12-18

Sessions can be created uniquely for organizations that work with girls at your location.

Athlete team sessions created per coaches or parents unique requests.

Adaptive Programs:

Easterseals Arc in our building all throughout the year

Can create uniquely for organizations with disabled clients at your location.

Bring It cultivates a safe space for participants to find their inner strength by proving that they can accomplish anything they set out to do. In turn, participants learn to love themselves from the inside out. The “Bring It Method’ uses intentional messaging, joyful movement, music, mindfulness and interactive workshops to connect participants to their most authentic joyful life. (also a yearly obstable course for out teen girl participants)