The Trevor project was founded by James Lecesne, Peggy Rajski, and Randy Stone who are respectively the writer, director, and producer of a 1994 film called Trevor. The film features a gay thirteen year old boy who, upon being rejected by his friends for being gay, attempts to commit suicide. When the Academy Award-winning film was set to air on HBO, Lecesne, Rajski, and Stone realized that their audience might in fact include teenagers facing the kind of situation portrayed in the movie. When they discovered that there was no resource for youth facing such situations, they established The Trevor Project.
The Trevor Project was founded in 1998.
The Trevor Project is named after the film Trevor and its titular character. The organization was founded by the writer, director, and producer of the film, which features a gay thirteen-year-old attempting suicide after being rejected by his friends. HBO was about to air the award-winning film when its makers realized there was no resource for youth in such a situation and proceeded to establish The Trevor Project.
The Trevor Project was created in 1998.
The Trevor Project is an American based organisation and only accepts calls from the US, so unfortunately not.
The Voter Education Project was founded with the assistance of the Southern Regional Council.
Jerry, in the film Pay it Forward, is the first person of three to be helped in Trevor's project. Jerry helps bring closure by continuing the project after Trevor's death, helping keep Trevor's memory alive.
The Wounded Warrior project was formed in 2003.
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Trevor's project for school in the film Pay It Forward was different from the rest of his students in the class because he didn't just want to pass the project. He wanted to make a difference in the world. Trevor thought outside of the box.