Our Marine Parents Founder said it best: "One suicide is too many. One more suicide is too late."     

Take time today to learn the signs of suicide risk and help spread the word about mental health resources. The Veterans Crisis Line reminds us in their Suicide Prevention Month material that one small act can make a big difference. We can work together to save lives.  

By our estimates, over half of the servicemembers who have served in combat since 9/11 now have or will have critical health needs as a direct result of being deployed to a combat zone. While the statistics are alarming, the aftermath of war and health battles being waged upon return have remained the same for generations.

With that in mind, we need YOU to help us raise $78,000 to provide 500 Warrior Reintegration Bags to wounded, ill, and injured service members in rural areas and others in need.

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• Invested over $2 million delivering direct support to Marines, their families and other military personnel.
• Provided information and a Place to Connect & Share® to more than 250,000 family members through a network of communities and educational websites.
• Processed over 1200 support requests each week from recruit and Marine family members.
• Collected materials and shipped over 38,000 care packages to Marines and military personnel in combat zones.
• Involved thousands of Americans in sending over 87,000 cards and letters to injured troops.
• Served over 35,000 meals to injured troops and their families at military medical facilities on the east and west coasts.
• Planned and carried out recreational events for hundreds of injured troops and their families.
• Delivered materials and resources to aid in the recovery process to hundreds of family members of injured troops.
• Provided support and networking to hundreds of Gold Star families.