About the mission
At Mission 22, our commitment could not be more personal. Mission 22 was founded by Veterans. Most of our staff are Veterans, spouses of Veterans, or have immediate family members who have served in the US military.
We provide extensive, personalized support and resources to help Veterans and their families thrive. Mission 22’s programs for Veterans and military spouses offer everything from biometric monitoring of stress, sleep, and activity levels; to meditation and coaching; to exercise programs and a wellness supplement regimen; to books and learning resources to help Veterans put their experience in context.
Mission 22 recognizes that a Veteran’s experience is a family’s experience – families live through all of the ups and downs that soldiers returning home do. We’ve developed a support program exclusively for spouses to take positive steps that renew their identities as individuals and the strengths they bring to their household.
Our Ambassador program further supports Veterans and military families – a network of more than 3,500 Veterans and civilians in all 50 states and around the world. We work to advance society’s collective understanding of the issues faced by active service members, Veterans, and their families.
At Mission 22, we know firsthand that Veterans and service members bring extensive skills and assets to any situation. Their leadership capabilities, experiences, and sense of teamwork and integrity are unmatched. Veterans know how to rise to a challenge.
America’s Veterans make our society stronger. They deserve a community worthy of all they have given, and all they will yet achieve. We are proud to continue designing programs for Veterans and their families, and to welcome them into our community.
Board of Directors
Mike is a former active duty Green Beret and still serves his country in the National Guard. In the military, Mike was and is still responsible for all levels of security including large bases in a combat zone. He also trains foreign mi…
Frequently asked questions
01 What is Mission 22?
Mission 22 is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Veterans and their families. We offer comprehensive, no-cost programs focusing on mental health, wellness, and community support to help Veterans overcome challenges such as post-traumatic stress (PTS), traumatic brain injury (TBI), and military sexual trauma (MST).
02 Why is it called "Mission 22"?
The name "Mission 22" originates from a campaign aimed at raising awareness about the estimated 22 Veterans who die by suicide each day, based on a 2013 Department of Veterans Affairs report. Our mission is to combat this statistic by providing support and resources to Veterans and their families.Mission 22
03 What programs do you offer?
We provide several programs, including:
- Recovery + Resiliency (R+R): A comprehensive program combining biometrics, coaching, nutrition, fitness, and mindfulness to promote lasting mental and physical health.
- Elements: A free, virtual, self-guided 28-day program open to everyone interested in science-based wellness.Mission 22+3give.mission22.com+3give.mission22.com+3
- Family Support: Dedicated resources for military spouses and families to foster complete well-being.
- Memorial Tributes: Permanent and traveling installations honoring lives lost to PTS, TBI, and MST.
04 How can I get involved?
There are several ways to support our mission:
- Donate: Contributions help fund our programs and support services.
- Become an Ambassador: Represent Mission 22 in your community and help connect Veterans with essential resources.
- Participate in Challenges: Engage in events that raise awareness and funds for Veteran mental health.
- Partner with Us: Collaborate on campaigns or events to support our cause.
05 Are donations tax-deductible?
Yes, Mission 22 is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and all donations are tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. You will receive a receipt for your donation, which you can use for tax purposes.give.mission22.com
06 How is my donation used?
100% of your donation supports Veterans, their families, and communities. Approximately 87.8% goes directly to programs, while the remaining supports program operations.Mission 22+1Mission 22+1
07 Is Mission 22 a crisis organization?
No, Mission 22 is not a crisis organization. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please contact the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (Press 1), call 911, or visit the nearest emergency room. We also recommend organizations like Vets4Warriors and Stop Soldier Suicide for immediate support.Mission 22+6Mission 22+6Mission 22+6
08 How can I contact Mission 22?
You can reach us through our Contact Page for general inquiries, or email us at info@mission22.com.
Contact us
General Inquiries
Phone
Address
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694 N Larch St.
#910
Sisters, OR 97759
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Mon-Fri 9:00AM — 4:00PM




