Empowering Veterans, Restoring Hope

The Rhys Vader Foundation for Veterans Inc. was created from a simple but urgent truth: too many veterans are struggling in silence.
Behind every uniform is a human being who has carried responsibility, sacrifice, and experiences that often continue long after service ends. When that weight becomes too heavy, support should never be out of reach.
We exist to make sure it isn’t.


Who We Are

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing veteran suicide through education, awareness, and accessible support resources. Our work focuses on early recognition, intervention guidance, and connecting veterans and their families with help before crisis escalates.
We believe prevention begins with understanding—and understanding begins with conversation, education, and compassion.

Our mission

Our mission is to raise awareness, provide support, and inspire action to end veteran suicide. We are dedicated to honoring those who served by connecting veterans and their families with hope, resources, and community. Through education, outreach, advocacy, and compassionate support, we strive to break the stigma surrounding mental health and ensure no veteran feels forgotten, alone, or without a path forward.

Our Commitment

We are committed to honoring veterans not only in words, but in action. Through education, outreach, and compassionate guidance, we work toward a future where every veteran knows they are valued, supported, and never alone.
Because service doesn’t end when deployment does—and neither should support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to common questions about who we are, what we do, and how we support veterans and their families.
Do you provide medical or mental health treatment?

No. We do not provide clinical, medical, or psychiatric treatment.

Instead, we serve as a bridge to care, helping connect veterans and families to qualified professionals, crisis services, and support organizations.

Who do you help?

We support:

  • Veterans from all branches of the military

  • Active-duty service members (when applicable through family outreach)

  • Military families and caregivers

  • Individuals concerned about a veteran in their life

Is your organization free to use?

Yes. All of our core educational resources and guidance are provided free of charge.

We are a nonprofit organization committed to accessibility and support for all veterans and families.

What should I do if someone is in immediate danger?

If someone is in immediate danger or expressing suicidal thoughts:

  • Call emergency services right away

  • Contact a crisis hotline in your area

  • Stay with the person if it is safe to do so

  • Remove access to any potential harm if possible

Do not wait—immediate action can save a life.

Take Action for Our Veterans Today

Join our mission to support veterans. Contribute, volunteer, or seek help. Contact us now!