Our impact
We are making significant strides in preventing veteran suicide and providing essential support to those in need.
1M+
lives impacted through Face the Fight-funded programs
6,500
lives projected to be saved by 2032, per dynamic modeling
770,000+
veterans screened
98,000+
veterans received care
200,000+
lethal means safety conversations


Past Reports
2024 Progress Report
Two years in, Face the Fight has made extraordinary progress—training over 30,000 people, reaching 355,000+ lives, and projecting 6,500 lives saved by 2032. This movement is changing the narrative around veteran mental health.

See how Face the Fight launched, built the coalition, and laid the groundwork for impact with early milestones and partner stories.
Face the Fight Report

Featured News

In the News
March 5, 2026
Humana Foundation working to combat veteran suicide
The Humana Foundation just committed $5M to Face the Fight - a national coalition working to reduce veteran suicide.
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In the News
March 3, 2026
Face the Fight meets in Louisville to tackle veteran suicide
The coalition says it aims to save 15,000 veteran lives by 2032.

In the News
February 27, 2026
As Veteran Suicide Rates Rise, Group Works to Fill the Prevention Gaps
For Air Force veteran Chris Ford, the fight to end suicide is very personal. A couple of years ago, Ford’s son-in-law took his own life.
Join the Fight
We believe that collaboration is key.
Every organization and community brings valuable expertise and insight to reducing veteran suicide. Face the Fight connects those strengths to share ideas, learn together, and scale what works. Organizations can join the coalition by contacting us.
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