ATTENTION VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS: WE NEED YOUR HELP TO REACH THE VETERANS’ FAMILY MEMBERS! The Louisiana Center for Health Innovation at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and the Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs are conducting a survey study to identify...

The Purple Heart represents sacrifice, strength, and the cost of service. Service does not end at the battlefield. Support should not either. We're here to listen.

Yesterday's events at Fort Stewart are a reminder of the courage within our military community and the strength it takes to act in the face of danger. If you were affected, you are not alone. Support is available through Objective Zero and other trusted resources.

The battles we cannot see are often the ones that weigh the most. Your kindness might be what helps someone carry theirs a little longer. Even the smallest act of care can remind someone they aren't alone.

Every life-saving conversation begins with you. Pathfinders, donors, and supporters are the heartbeat of Objective Zero. Technology helps us connect, but it’s people like you who make that connection possible.

You don’t have to fight alone. Behind the Objective Zero App are real people, peers who understand, who listen, who care. We’ve got your back.

Behind every app connection is a volunteer or donor who made sure no one had to walk alone. You are the reason service members and veterans can find support anytime.

Asking for help isn’t weakness...it’s courage. And when you do, you’ll find a real person waiting to walk with you through the Objective Zero App.

Your support transforms knowledge into action. Because of you, service member, veterans, their families, and caregivers can connect with people who truly understand.

Today may feel heavy, but connection makes tomorrow lighter. Reach out. Someone is ready to listen.

A buddy check can be life-changing. Here's your reminder to send a message or make a call. Connection saves lives. Who can you reach out to today?

Listening saves lives. On World Suicide Prevention Day, show you are here to listen. Share this post and let others know they are not alone. Pathfinders in the Objective Zero App are ready to connect with the military community today and every day.

Today we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. Out of tragedy came courage, service, and unity that continues to inspire us. We stand with veterans, service members, families, and caregivers, and carry hope forward in every connection we make.

Today we remember SSG Thaddeus “Monty” Montgomery. His life changed lives. His memory saves them still. In his honor, we carry forward a promise to do all we can to keep other families from knowing this kind of loss. Happy Heavenly Birthday, Monty. You are never forgotten.

The Military Influencer Conference reminds us what’s possible when service, innovation, and community come together. Excited for this week! First stop, Face the Fight and Starbucks booth!

We are grateful to Wreaths Across America Radio for the opportunity to share Objective Zero’s mission. Every conversation about supporting service members, veterans, their families, and caregivers helps move us closer to ending isolation and saving lives.

#988 is available all day, every day, for all people. No judgment—just help. hubs.ly/Q03L9h1d0 #SuicidePreventionMonth #988Lifeline #SPM #YouMatter

We want every veteran to know what is and what is not available through the Department of Veterans Affairs in the event of a government shutdown. Please share with the veterans you know so that they are informed! hubs.la/Q03LpYNm0

We’re proud to share OZ was selected as one of 27 grantees from @weFacetheFight to strengthen community-driven veteran suicide prevention! hubs.la/Q03M-rbp0

Ready for Buddy Check Week? From October 20–24, we are teaming up with WeFaceTheFight to take the pledge to #TalkToTen veterans, service members, caregivers, or survivors. A simple phone call or text can save a life. Learn how you can get involved: hubs.la/Q03NvTVQ0