Thank you for joining the mission!
Do what you love, make a difference and become a MVP Ambassador.
See FAQs for instructions.
See FAQs for instructions.
Become A MVP Ambassador for Military Suicide Awareness
From wearing MVP swag to hosting an event or meetup, sharing your experience on social media
to writing blog posts, you are enthusiastic about promoting the mission!
to writing blog posts, you are enthusiastic about promoting the mission!
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What’s involved in the Military Veteran Project (MVP) Ambassador Program?
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What exactly will I need to do?
What’s in it for me?
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FAQ's
Where do I find information I can print or resources to use?
You can visit our Resources and Printable's page to print off photos of men and women who have lost their lives on American soil to suicide, pamplets about the Military Veteran Project. Bracelets, window decals and other items are available HERE.
What will I need to do as a Military Veteran Project Ambassador?
As a Military Veteran Project Ambassador, you will host and attend events in your community, sharing your own personal connection to the mission of the Military Veteran Project to prevent military suicide through research and treatment. Ambassadors will also leverage their social media influence to share the MVP brand. We will also occasionally ask you to provide feedback. Using the follow Hashtags #'s #TeamMVP #SaveAWarriorChallenge #MilitarySuicideAwareness #JointheMVPMission
How long does the Military Veteran Project Ambassador Program last?
You can stay in the Military Veteran Project Ambassador Program as long as you’d like. We will periodically complete reviews with you to make sure everything is going smoothly and that you are enjoying your time with us.
I’ve never hosted an event before… Will you help?
We will provide you with some guidance for your first event, but you will take the initiative to host the events on your own. We encourage you to be creative with the resources in your community!
Do Military Veteran Project Ambassadors get paid?
At this time, all ambassadors are on a volunteer basis. We are continuing to grow and will look to our ambassadors and volunteers before hiring as positions become available.
Am I a good fit for the Military Veteran Project Ambassador Program?
Ambassadors should be avid social media users and keep up to date with the progress of the Military Veteran Project, we will do our part and send you emails about up to date items to share.
Event marketing is time consuming. We are looking to work with Ambassadors that are happy to volunteer their time to the Military Veteran Project mission.
May I use the Military Veteran Project on my resume?
ABSOLUTELY! Military Veteran Project Ambassadors who volunteer and make a huge outreach impact will be featured on our website and spotlighted for their achievements! We know prospective employers value that dedication and will help where we can!
As our THANK YOU for joining the mission of the Military Veteran Project, we have created this code to give you 25% off all merchandise in our store! MVPAMBASSADOR
You can visit our Resources and Printable's page to print off photos of men and women who have lost their lives on American soil to suicide, pamplets about the Military Veteran Project. Bracelets, window decals and other items are available HERE.
What will I need to do as a Military Veteran Project Ambassador?
As a Military Veteran Project Ambassador, you will host and attend events in your community, sharing your own personal connection to the mission of the Military Veteran Project to prevent military suicide through research and treatment. Ambassadors will also leverage their social media influence to share the MVP brand. We will also occasionally ask you to provide feedback. Using the follow Hashtags #'s #TeamMVP #SaveAWarriorChallenge #MilitarySuicideAwareness #JointheMVPMission
How long does the Military Veteran Project Ambassador Program last?
You can stay in the Military Veteran Project Ambassador Program as long as you’d like. We will periodically complete reviews with you to make sure everything is going smoothly and that you are enjoying your time with us.
I’ve never hosted an event before… Will you help?
We will provide you with some guidance for your first event, but you will take the initiative to host the events on your own. We encourage you to be creative with the resources in your community!
Do Military Veteran Project Ambassadors get paid?
At this time, all ambassadors are on a volunteer basis. We are continuing to grow and will look to our ambassadors and volunteers before hiring as positions become available.
Am I a good fit for the Military Veteran Project Ambassador Program?
Ambassadors should be avid social media users and keep up to date with the progress of the Military Veteran Project, we will do our part and send you emails about up to date items to share.
Event marketing is time consuming. We are looking to work with Ambassadors that are happy to volunteer their time to the Military Veteran Project mission.
May I use the Military Veteran Project on my resume?
ABSOLUTELY! Military Veteran Project Ambassadors who volunteer and make a huge outreach impact will be featured on our website and spotlighted for their achievements! We know prospective employers value that dedication and will help where we can!
As our THANK YOU for joining the mission of the Military Veteran Project, we have created this code to give you 25% off all merchandise in our store! MVPAMBASSADOR
Letter from one of our Military Suicide Awareness Founders,
Kelly Uvanile
Hello!
Welcome! My name is Kelly Uvanile, wife of a combat veteran and Co-Founder of Military Suicide Awareness/#22ADAY. My husband joined the United State Army as a Cavalry Scout with a tour to Afghanistan. I have seen the effects PTSD and TBI has on our brave men and women who are returning home from overseas and seen the battle they face, as well as the effects it has on their families.
After seeing the effects and seeing the many men and women losing their battles to PTSD, I made a promise to myself and to my husband that I would do whatever I could to help our veterans and help prevent military suicides. To do so, I have joined up with the Military Veteran Project with a mission of ending military suicide through treatment and research. Since 2012, the Military Veteran Project has been able to have 46 events assisting over 17,328 veterans and family members, all because of the nearly 2,736 volunteers that dedicated their time to the cause. Awareness is a key component, and the first step, in creating change. Subsequently, Military Suicide Awareness/#22ADAY was founded and is the natural next step of the Military Veteran Project to bring the awareness to our communities to the reality of military suicides.
By choosing to become Military Suicide Awareness Ambassadors, you have taken a VERY IMPORTANT step in raising awareness throughout our communities of military suicides. Not only are you bringing awareness to your community of military suicide, but you are also giving a voice to the vast network of volunteers, donors and participants involved in the work of Military Veteran Project and its mission to prevent military suicides through research and treatment.
Should you have any questions, please contact me directly. Please click HERE to join our MSA Facebook Group. Once again, welcome to our family and thank you for choosing to take a very important step in creating awareness and helping our mission to prevent military suicides!
Thankfully,
Kelly Uvanile
Kelly22ADAY@yahoo.com
Military Suicide Awareness Co-Founder
Military Veteran Project
3615 SW 29th Street Suite 201,
Topeka, Kansas 66610
Welcome! My name is Kelly Uvanile, wife of a combat veteran and Co-Founder of Military Suicide Awareness/#22ADAY. My husband joined the United State Army as a Cavalry Scout with a tour to Afghanistan. I have seen the effects PTSD and TBI has on our brave men and women who are returning home from overseas and seen the battle they face, as well as the effects it has on their families.
After seeing the effects and seeing the many men and women losing their battles to PTSD, I made a promise to myself and to my husband that I would do whatever I could to help our veterans and help prevent military suicides. To do so, I have joined up with the Military Veteran Project with a mission of ending military suicide through treatment and research. Since 2012, the Military Veteran Project has been able to have 46 events assisting over 17,328 veterans and family members, all because of the nearly 2,736 volunteers that dedicated their time to the cause. Awareness is a key component, and the first step, in creating change. Subsequently, Military Suicide Awareness/#22ADAY was founded and is the natural next step of the Military Veteran Project to bring the awareness to our communities to the reality of military suicides.
By choosing to become Military Suicide Awareness Ambassadors, you have taken a VERY IMPORTANT step in raising awareness throughout our communities of military suicides. Not only are you bringing awareness to your community of military suicide, but you are also giving a voice to the vast network of volunteers, donors and participants involved in the work of Military Veteran Project and its mission to prevent military suicides through research and treatment.
Should you have any questions, please contact me directly. Please click HERE to join our MSA Facebook Group. Once again, welcome to our family and thank you for choosing to take a very important step in creating awareness and helping our mission to prevent military suicides!
Thankfully,
Kelly Uvanile
Kelly22ADAY@yahoo.com
Military Suicide Awareness Co-Founder
Military Veteran Project
3615 SW 29th Street Suite 201,
Topeka, Kansas 66610