Mission 22

This weekend I’ll be running a grueling ultra marathon. I’m taking on this challenge to support **Mission 22**, a nonprofit working to end veteran suicide and provide resources for healing.

Every day, 22 veterans lose their lives to suicide—a heartbreaking reality Mission 22 is fighting to change. Your support can save lives by funding their critical programs for therapy and recovery.

Here’s how you can help:

- **Donate:** Every dollar goes toward helping veterans heal.

- **Share:** Spread the word and grow our community of support.

- **Encourage:** Your messages will fuel me through the tough miles.

Together, we can honor our veterans and give them hope. Let’s make a difference, one step at a time.

Hello, friends! This year, I’m celebrating my birthday a little differently. Instead of gifts, I’m raising funds for Mission 22, an incredible organization that supports our veteran community. Their work is vital for those who have given so much for our freedom. By donating, you’ll help provide essential resources to veterans who need support with PTS and other service-related issues.

In an effort to raise awareness and funds, On September 20, 2025. I will attempt to ride my motorcycle, 1300+ miles from Atlanta, GA to Texarkana, TX in under 22 hours.

Limited-Edition T-Shirts from Combat Morale Apparel will also be available for purchase starting soon. All funds will go to Mission 22.

Here are a couple of ways your contributions can make a difference:

Every day, 22 veterans lose their battle with suicide. Mission 22 is an organization that helps veterans with that fight, with 87% of the money going directly to veterans in need. This year I want to help raise 1500 for M22 as I run a few Spartan races over the next 5 months. If you want to help support veterans in need as a guy runs a few Spartan races at below average speeds, donate today!

Salty Ol' Cale will be removing his facial hair yet again to kick off the summer. This is the 5th year of face shearing for charity and for the 4th year in a row where all proceeds will go to support Mission 22. The event will be live streamed via Facebook Live so everyone around the interwebs can watch my grizzled serious(ish) face slowly transform into that of a not so newborn baby boy. Over the past four years combined we have raised over $5,000. I hope that my hideous beard will encourage everyone to give generously to Mission 22 and motivate me to remove it.

This June, I’ll be running the Tahoe 200 ultra marathon—a grueling 200-mile race through Lake Tahoe’s mountains. I’m taking on this challenge to support **Mission 22**, a nonprofit working to end veteran suicide and provide resources for healing.

Every day, 22 veterans lose their lives to suicide—a heartbreaking reality Mission 22 is fighting to change. Your support can save lives by funding their critical programs for therapy and recovery.

Here’s how you can help:

- **Donate:** Every dollar goes toward helping veterans heal.

- **Share:** Spread the word and grow our community of support.

- **Encourage:** Your messages will fuel me through the tough miles.

Together, we can honor our veterans and give them hope. Let’s make a difference, one step at a time.

the race starts June 11th. It will take me 4 days to complete. And you can track

my progress as I make my way through the course. Link will be shared on my instagram page as the race gets closer. @mikewilleyvt

Thank you for your support,

Mike

22 veterans commit suicide every day. My roommate and I are running in the Gettysburg North-South Marathon on April 27th to raise money and awareness for Mission 22. Mission 22 is a veteran-owned and operated program that works to support veterans, active-duty service members, and their family members, addressing Post-Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injury, suicide risk, and other challenges. Kellen and I both come from families with a history of service, and we wanted to give back to the brave men and women who have served our country. Thank you in advance for your support!

On May 4th, 2025, I will be taking on the Philadelphia Broad Street Run. In doing so, I am using this as an opportunity to team up with Mission 22, who I have selected as a non-profit sponsor for my race to raise suicide awareness within the veteran's community.

As a U.S. Army Veteran, I am raising money for a cause that is much greater than myself. Your time and consideration, no matter how big or small, can help create real change.

Let’s stand together to spread hope, end stigma, and remind people they’re not alone. Thank you for your support — it truly means the world.

Mission 22

Mission 22 supports the veteran community with three main programs; veteran treatment programs, memorials and community social impact. Mission 22 provides treatment programs to veterans for Post-Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injury or other issues they might be facing. It organizes events and builds memorials to create social impact and awareness for these issues. Mission 22 serves combat veterans, those injured in training who therefore could not deploy and victims of MST. Mission 22 also has an Ambassador volunteer program for people to get involved as well. Ambassadors educate the public and help get veterans into Mission 22 treatment programs and create resources in their communities. Through these three programs, it enables a push for the betterment of our community

Every contribution, big or small, makes a real impact. Even just a few dollars can help move this mission forward and reach those who need it most.

If you can’t donate right now, sharing this fundraiser is also incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity. It means the world to me.

Hi, I’m Daniel Tomberg, and I’m currently serving as an Infantry Officer with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Recently, my little brother passed away due to unforeseen circumstances. As I’ve been reflecting on how to honor him and keep his memory alive, I’ve decided to take on a physically and mentally demanding challenge that mirrors the perseverance and strength he showed throughout his life.

I’m participating in the 4x4x60 Challenge, where I will run 4 miles every 4 hours for 60 hours straight, totaling 60 miles. Through this challenge, my goal is not only to push myself but also to raise awareness and funds for the Mission 22 Foundation. This incredible organization is dedicated to supporting the mental health of veterans and active-duty service members, while focusing on the urgent need to prevent mental health crises and the tragic losses within our military community.

Your support means the world to me. Any donation, no matter the size, will help fund this important cause. Please consider contributing, sharing this fundraiser, or even taking on a few miles yourself. Together, we can make a difference.

Thank you for your generosity and support!

At Ziebart, we are committed to honoring the incredible sacrifices made by our nation’s veterans. We believe that giving back to those who have served is one of the most important ways we can show our gratitude. By supporting Mission 22, we are taking a stand alongside these courageous individuals and ensuring that they receive the care they truly deserve for their service.

Mission 22 is a remarkable organization focused on helping veterans and their families lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. The organization works tirelessly to address the ongoing crisis of veteran suicides, which has reached alarming rates in recent years. Through their comprehensive efforts, they provide veterans with the necessary support systems to rebuild their lives. These efforts include vital treatment programs designed to address mental health issues, as well as the creation of memorials that honor those we have lost.

In addition to treatment and memorial efforts, Mission 22 also facilitates an incredible network of community support that ensures veterans never feel alone. Through these connections, veterans can find the strength and resources they need to overcome challenges they face after their military service. At Ziebart, we are proud to contribute to Mission 22, knowing that every penny raised goes directly to improving the lives of our veterans.

By supporting Mission 22, we are not only giving financial resources but also raising awareness about the issues facing our veterans. We are working together to build a stronger community that values and supports the brave men and women who have protected our nation. Join us in this vital mission—together, we can help provide veterans with the support and recognition they have more than earned.

We are students of clarkston high school raising money for veterans who suffer with ptsd for a school project.

At Ziebart, we believe in giving back to those who’ve given so much for us. Supporting Mission 22 means standing with our veterans, ensuring they receive the care and recognition they deserve.

All of the proceeds benefit Mission 22, an organization dedicated to supporting veterans and their families. Mission 22 works tirelessly to combat the rising tide of veteran suicides, providing essential services like treatment programs, memorials, and community support.

Ziebart International Corporation will match dollar for dollar up to $5,000 in donations made to Mission 22.