ONE LOST VETERAN IS TOO MANY

Your donation is our ammunition to fight the war on veteran suicide.

OUR MISSION

To give our veterans the help they need.

PROJECT DIEHARD

As a faith-based, scripture oriented organization, our mission is to bring public awareness to veteran suicide and to assist veterans in coping with the stress and difficulties in transitioning from active duty military to civilian life.

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Veterans helping Veterans is the most effective assistance we can give to Veterans who may be struggling. One needs to have those experiences to share for meaningful impact. No one knows the indescribable sensations our veterans experience when their demons follow them home from the war, except other Veterans who have successfully fought off the demons that followed them home. Brian has walked that walk, And as a career soldier, he knows how and what to do to help our veterans discover the war is over, and allow them to finally find peace, meaning, and happiness in their lives.

Sean Morrison

Brian is doing something no other place on the planet is doing. He is building home-front Forward Operating Bases so our fellow veterans and warriors can “get it together” for a life worth living.

AnnaMaria Bliven

Brian is an awesome guy with a huge heart. He and his nonprofit are doing everything they can to help change the trajectory of veteran suicides. He has a building and property in Southern Illinois that they are turning into a game-changing facility for not just single veterans but for those with families too!

Keith McKeever

“I have confidence that this project will be such a blessing to our heroes. I cannot help but support it. The Hugs Project of W KY takes care of our veterans downrange; Project Diehard can take care of them when they get home. That is IF you will help. As with every volunteer organization, YOU are the key. Whether it’s financial donations or volunteering, YOU are the key.”

Gayron Ferguson

President
The Hugs Project of W KY Inc.

“Thank you for what you are doing to help this horrible thing that is happening to our men and women that fight for our country. I wish I could have put you in touch with my son before he took his life July 23rd.”

Darrin Dant