CategoriesFundraisersSuicide is not a topic anyone wants to talk about. However, it is very real. Within the last two year suicide rates has risen in adolescents ages 10-25 by nearly 30%, we lose 22 veterans a day to suicide. No one wants to talk about it, but if we don’t we can’t make a difference. […]
CategoriesVolunteersTo volunteer your time for the benefit of others, is the greatest gift any one could ever give. The way the world is today, with hate, racism, religious differences, a great divide between our people, who all bleed the same, being a volunteer can and will make a change even if it is just small […]
CategoriesVeteransThis information is for veterans who feel that they may suffer from PTSD, and who do not know how to seek help. Help is out there, we understand, and we want to help. Please know that you are not alone, you do not need to fight this battle alone. You are needed, you are loved […]
Mental health has always been stigmatized. As a society we keep our mental health in the dark, we hide behind our smiles and masks pretending to be okay. My question would be this. Does hiding our emotions impact our children and the way they perceive the world? According to an article by NIHM (National Institute […]
Our first-ever Moose 5 K happened on April 9th at Honeycutt Park in Fayetteville. Beautiful day, with beautiful weather, and a good turnout. Thank you to ALL who came out to support our cause. Thank you for your donations and for listening to our story. Without you, our event would not have been possible. We […]
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young adults and for every youth suicide it is estimated that 100 to 200 others attempt suicide. Young adulthood is a time when many people experience significant stress from life transitions such as gaining more independence and responsibility when moving from home and beginning college or […]
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