Yohe" and "The Way She Feels", while the band Skillet wrote and performed the song "The Last Night". TWLOHA has been invited to set up booths on tour with several artists, including Switchfoot, Anberlin, The Rocket Summer, Blue October and others. Campaigns and events Kevin Wu of KevJumba and JumbaFund created interest in this organization when he created JumbaFund, a YouTube channel where all proceeds go to a charity voted on by its viewers. Other YouTube celebrities such as SwiftKarateChop (Matthew Brian Brown) began supporting this organization. TWLOHA cut all ties and funding to Mercy Ministries and Teen Challenge in 2008 after discovering their alleged mistreatment of patients. TWLOHA also addresses this on their FAQ section. TWLOHA actively supports diversity and the LGBTQ community. They participated in the "Wear Your Purple" Day and have promoted the It Gets Better Campaign. In early 2009, TWLOHA partnered with Kristin Brooks Hope Center to create IMAlive. IMAlive is the first ever online crisis counseling over instant messenger staffed by people 100% trained and certified in crisis intervention. TWLOHA won $125,000 for IMAlive. The TWLOHA Spring 2010 UChapters Tour, "Evenings of Lyrics and Conversation", featured music by Damion Suomi, Andy Zipf, and Lauris Vidal. On April 5, 2011, Behind the Brand interviewed founder Jamie Tworkowski about the past, present, and future of TWLOHA. In the summer of 2011 TWLOHA launched a new campaign titled "Fears vs. Dreams" which asks people two questions: "What is your biggest fear?" and "What is your greatest dream?". In February 2012 TWLOHA's first ever high school campaign, "The Storytellers", launched. The campaign aimed to give high school students resources and support, and to bring awareness to importance of addressing mental health issues. The top fundraisers received a TWLOHA event at their school for no cost. In January and February 2013, TWLOHA took its flagship event HEAVY AND LIGHT on the road to 17 cities across the U.S. Awards and media coverage In August 2007, TWLOHA was awarded a MySpace Impact Award in the Community Building category. On September 12, 2008, To Write Love on Her Arms was featured on the NBC Nightly News segment "Making a Difference". At the end of 2009, organization founder Jamie Tworkowski received mtvU's Good Woodie Award, which is given to artists whose commitment to a social cause has "effected the greatest change this year." On November 25, 2009, Rolling Stone magazine featured an article