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We Must Act: 20-22 Veterans Lost Daily

Our 2025 Veterans' Honor Run was a tremendous success! Click below for more details

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Support Our Mission: Donate to Veterans' Causes

Everyone Needs A Steve is a 501(c)(3) public charity and any donation you make may be deductible under IRC Section 170. For 2024, we will be dividing at least 80% of our proceeds to these organizations: Michigan Freedom Center, Guitars for Vets, and Victory Gym. In 2023, 80% of the fundraising was split between Guitars for Vets and Victory Gym. In 2022, more than 90% of the donations received went to Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. You can make a donation here.

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Support Our Mission: Donate to Veterans' Causes

Everyone Needs A Steve is a 501(c)(3) public charity and any donation you make may be deductible under IRC Section 170. In 2024, 80% of our fundraising was split between Michigan Freedom Center, Guitars for Vets, and Victory Gym. In 2023, 80% of the fundraising was split between Guitars for Vets and Victory Gym. In 2022, more than 90% of the donations received went to Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. You can make a donation here.

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How can I help?

It’s important to regularly check in on veterans, even those who seem fine. The VA provides resources like the Buddy Check to guide these conversations. You can also get involved with organizations or activities focused on raising awareness and providing support, such as our Veterans’ Honor Run or Guitars for Vets. 

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Reach out to the Veterans you know regularly and check in with them. The VA published this article  which talks about checking in even with a Veteran who seems fine.

  • If you are checking in on a Veteran who is troubled, aim to avoid asking “How can I help?”, and instead make clear and specific offers such as “Let’s get lunch tomorrow” or “Could we catch a show this weekend?” allowing them to still control what they’re ok with.
  • Check out other resources such as this Buddy Check resource put together by the VA for tips and techniques.
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Get involved with organizations or activities that raise awareness or provide services to reduce this.

  • There are a number of activities such as our own Veterans’ Honor Run which are dedicated to raising awareness on Veteran suicide rates and fundraise for related organizations. Join in and show your support!
  • There are many organizations that offer activities to Veterans to give them support and outlets. Look for one that you enjoy or are passionate about. One of our favorites is Guitars for Vets, and we encourage you to find one that fits you!
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Volunteer to help a group that you think is doing good work, even if their primary activity doesn’t fit you. Everyone can use help in all forms.

  • Our Veterans’ Honor Run can always use help to make it happen, you don’t have to be a runner to participate. We make it easy for volunteers to sign up, no matter what your ability or availability is.
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Donate to group(s) that you believe are making a positive impact. Conventional wisdom says to research to verify that the majority of your donation is used to support the cause and not for administration or advertising.

  • Everyone Needs A Steve redirects at least 80% of our fundraising to organizations we’ve researched and believe to be high caliber impact so you can donate with confidence.
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Reach out

Reach out to the Veterans you know regularly and check in with them. The VA published this article  which talks about checking in even with a Veteran who seems fine.

  • If you are checking in on a Veteran who is troubled, aim to avoid asking “How can I help?”, and instead make clear and specific offers such as “Let’s get lunch tomorrow” or “Could we catch a show this weekend?” allowing them to still control what they’re ok with.
  • Check out other resources such as this Buddy Check resource put together by the VA for tips and techniques.

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Please feel free to browse around our site to learn more about us. We’re always accepting requests for assistance, volunteers to help, and donations to our cause.

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