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On average 22 veterans commit suicide every day. That's 22 too many. At 92 for 22 we are working to eliminate that statistic.
Our goal is to stand behind and fight for those who fought for us. If we don't, who will?
How 92 For 22 Began:
92 For 22 originated in Michigan, April 2017 when a group of veterans decided to walk the White Pine Trail which runs 92 miles from Comstock Park to Cadillac, Michigan. The goal was to raise awareness of veteran suicide and the effects of PTS. A total of 11 veterans participated in the walk and raised $6,644. This money was donated to Help For Our Disabled Troops (HFODT) a 501c3 nonprofit organization that adapts homes for injured Veterans as well as helping with therapeutic accommodations.
How 92 For 22 Grew:
During this first 92 mile walk is where the idea grew to create our own nonprofit to help veterans in need with home accommodation assistance to improve the quality of life for combat related injuries. In March of 2018, we did just that. We then planned our Second Annual 92 Mile Walk for April of 2018. We raised over $9,000 in our second walk! In July of 2018, we were able to help one veteran get a car and another with all household appliances and beds so he could get back on his feet.
92 For 22 Mission Statement:
92 For 22 is committed to raising awareness about the distressing fact that 22 veterans lose their lives to suicide daily. Our primary objective is to bring attention to the difficulties veterans encounter and to ensure this matter continues to be a top priority. Additionally, we offer assistance to veterans and their families in Michigan by addressing their physical, mental, emotional, and financial needs.
Veteran Assistance:
If you are a veteran seeking assistance, or would like to nominate someone for accommodation, please fill out the form linked below.
Ken Murillo - US Marine Corps
President
Ken was born and raised in Southern California where he enlisted into the United States Marine Corps shortly after high school in 1996. This is where he developed a passion to help others! After 22 years of serving in the Marine Corps Ken decided to transition out and become a real estate agent in West Michigan. His passion for helping others especially veterans has allowed him to become a part of 92 For 22.
