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N.D. (NewsDakota.com) Stephanie Goetz’s brother Cameron took his life at the age of 19 after a long battle with depression in 2002. 

In February, the Valley News Live news anchor created a foundation in her brother’s memory which will be a venue to help other teens or students suffering from depression contemplating suicide.

Through this foundation, she said they hope to provide a Triage therapist in schools to identify youth struggling with mental illness.

Goetz said the foundation will work to help schools in Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo but she said they hope to expand those services to schools in Valley City, Jamestown and Grand Forks.

Goetz said they are recruiting people to run as part of “Cam’s Crew” during  the Fargo Marathon to help raise money for the Stephanie Goetz Foundation.

To learn more about the Stephanie Goetz Foundation and its partnership with the Dakota Medical Foundation go online to stephaniegoetzfoundation.org or email her at sgoetz28@gmail.com or call her at KVLY Television at 701-237-5211.

Stephanie Goetz holds a picture of her brother Cameron who took his life in 2002 after suffering from depression. Photos by Steve Urness NewsDakota.com