JOIN US AS A PROUD SUPPORTER

Military Veteran Project (MVP) invites you to become a proud supporter and hosting your own fundraising campaign. Want to host a golf tournament, put together a lacrosse event, or support MVP through your school? MVP has various ways you can become a Proud Supporter to make a difference in the lives of wounded service members and their families.

Since 1999, over 116,765 veterans
have lost their battle to suicide
​on American soil.
That is 1 veteran every 65 minutes,
nearly 22 veterans a day.
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Uniting veterans, active duty and military families for day of unity, education and peer to peer support.

Donate

How Your Donations Help:
  • Expanding our comprehensive approach toward meeting the needs of veteran in distress by broadening our outreach programs, treatments and research necessary to fulfilling the ultimate goal of suicide prevention.
  • Sponsoring veteran's alternative treatments to medical facilities or programs not covered by the Department of Defense or Veterans Administration without worrying about financial costs.  Focus can be on healing.
  • Dispersing veteran comfort bags filled with resource pamphlets, shirts and card of thanks from you the donor.
  • Providing numerous educational programs, resource opportunites and peer to peer mentorship to veterans, spouses, children, parents and family on post traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury and suicide prevention.
“When you go to an event, donate money to the Military Veteran Project, participate or volunteer… all of that money goes directly to what is needed most—treatment and research of post traumatic stress disorder.  A leading cause of suicide.”

—Janice L, Raleigh, NC

Volunteer

Since 2012, the Military Veteran Project was able to have 46 events assisting over 17,328 veterans and family members, all because of the volunteers that dedicated their time to the cause.  Each day, intake coordinators, battle buddies and event planners devote their time to giving back to the men and women who have given so much and we are waiting for YOU to become part of that team.  
Sign up today to find out how you can create change in your community by clicking HERE
"A few weeks before Christmas, my family dropped me off at the nearest VA hospital to get help for my night terrors and PTSD.  When I walked in they told me, they did not have room for me and it would take weeks or months for me to get in to be seen to get help.  That night I slept on the street because I didn't have anywhere else to go.  Even though, I wanted to give up, I decided to reach out and call military charities in the area for support in my time of need. I called every charity in the phone book and only called me back, that was the Military Veteran Project.  Within hours a volunteer met me, assisted me with paperwork, found me transitional housing and immediate counseling while I was waiting for the VA to have room.  If it wasn't for the Military Veteran Project's help, I know I wouldn't be here today."
-David K.
Hays, Kansas

Advocate

#MilitarySuicideAwareness #22ADAY is the advocacy action network of the Military Veteran Project.
We provide information and resources to help you become an advocate for Veterans and survivors.  #22ADAY gives a voice to the vast network of volunteers, donors, and participants involved in the work of the Military Veteran Project.  #22ADAY is a natural next step to the mission of the Military Veteran Project— funding the research and treatments to help find cures for traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress and giving veterans their lives back.


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