Objective Zero Foundation

05/10/2026

This Mother's Day, we are honoring all moms.

Whether you are celebrating, remembering, or navigating today in your own way, know that your journey is seen and appreciated. ❤️

05/08/2026

On Military Spouse Appreciation Day, we honor the contributions and burdens carried by military spouses and remind you that your mental health matters. 💙

Check in on the military spouses in your life today and learn more about the unique stressors military spouses and families face: afsp.org/preventing-su***de-in-military-communities/

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Today we honor the women and men who stand beside our service members through every deployment, late-night phone call, move, transition, and uncertain season.

Military spouses carry so much that often goes unseen. They hold families together through long separations, start over in new places again and again, and continue showing up for the people they love while carrying their own stress, fear, and exhaustion too.

At Objective Zero, we know service impacts the whole family. Military spouses need support too, and you do not have to carry everything alone. Whether you are looking for community, support, or simply someone to talk to who understands, the Objective Zero App is here for you.

To every military spouse supporting from home, from afar, or somewhere in between, thank you. Your strength, sacrifice, and love matter more than words can say.

Happy Military Spouse Appreciation Day.

05/04/2026

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05/04/2026

The Force will be with you. Always.” – Obi-Wan Kenobi

May the Fourth be with you.

Life can feel heavy, but you don’t have to carry it all alone. Even Jedi need backup. Whether you’re struggling quietly or just feeling the weight of it all, allies are standing by.

At Objective Zero, we’re here to help lighten the ruck. One conversation, one connection at a time.

04/30/2026

Soldiers and Marines serving in the infantry are dying by su***de at higher numbers than any other MOS - a concerning statistic!

Across military occupations, infantry troops had the highest number of su***des in 2024, according to the Pentagon’s latest su***de report.

The Annual Report on Su***de in the Military was released Tuesday and marks the first time that the Department of Defense has broken down su***de numbers by military occupation. The job-specific data was included as a new requirement set by Congress.

In the 2024 calendar year, the report found, infantry troops had the highest number of su***des: 49 total across active and reserve forces. The report combined both Army and Marine data for infantry and other combat arms, including combat engineers, artillery and gunnery, and air crew positions. Collectively, those job categories had “higher-than-average su***de risk” after adjusting data for age and s*x factors, according to the report. The Pentagon found that the su***de rate for these jobs was 35.7 per 100,000 service members, compared to the total active duty rate of 23.2 per 100,000 troops.

“No other occupation group had a substantively higher or lower su***de risk than their respective population average,” according to the report. “No occupation appeared to have a higher risk for su***de compared to the U.S. population.”

The Pentagon revealed similar trends in a 2024 report to Congress, which found that many combat arms roles, including infantry, explosive ordnance disposal, and combat engineer troops, died by su***de at higher rates compared to other jobs.

04/22/2026

This week, we celebrate the heart of everything we do.

To our Objective Zero Volunteers-

Your willingness to show up, listen, and support others through some of life's hardest moments is nothing short of powerful. You are the steady voice in the dark, the connection in isolation, and the reminder that no one has to face their struggles alone. Because of you, lives are being touched, hope is being restored, and our mission grows stronger every day.

Thank you for your compassion, your time, and commitment to serving our military and veteran community. We see you, we appreciate you, and we are grateful to have you as part of the Objective Zero family.

04/18/2026

At Kansas Speedway today!