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About Us
At March On Mission, we believe in a future where every veteran, first responder, and foster child has access to the mental health services they desperately need but often can’t afford.
We’re committed to providing financial assistance for groundbreaking treatments like neurofeedback and ketamine therapy—because healing shouldn’t be a luxury.
Why It Matters
Did you know that PTSD affects more than 20% of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan? Or that first responders are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty?
Suicide rates among veterans and first responders are alarmingly high – a tragic reflection of the mental health crisis affecting these groups.
Every day, those who’ve served us face their toughest battles alone.
First Responders
First responders, including police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians, experience high rates of suicide due to the high stress and traumatic experiences inherent in their jobs.
Police officers and firefighters are more likely to die by suicide than from all line-of-duty deaths combined.
This is not OK. Let’s work together to help.
For many, the weight of anxiety, depression, and trauma can feel insurmountable. If you’ve ever struggled with overwhelming emotions or felt like you’re losing yourself to mental illness, you’re not alone. Craig, a 45-year-old man, walked a similar path—a life gripped by PTSD, anxiety, depression, and substance abuse.
Dale spent years in the military and later as a police officer. He faced daily battles even after leaving the frontlines. The years of service took their toll, leading to a diagnosis of PTSD that haunted him with sleepless nights, constant alertness, and overwhelming frustration. But his story didn’t end there, and neither does yours.
