Find. Facilitate. Family.
50 for the Fallen was formed in response to the worsening mental health crisis experienced throughout the Department of Defense. Our mission is to find veterans and first responders in crisis, facilitate their mental health treatment, and stand by them as a family through the healing process.
How We Help
We proudly provide essential funding for veterans seeking mental health care, ensuring that those who have served our country are never left to face their struggles alone. Too often, veterans encounter delays, denials, or red tape when trying to access the care they urgently need. Our mission is to step in during those moments—bridging the gap between crisis and care.
Whether a veteran is in immediate need of care or navigating the challenges of the system, we’re here to provide direct support and guidance. Our goal is to remove financial and logistical obstacles so veterans can focus entirely on their recovery and well-being.
Every dollar we contribute goes toward real solutions—timely treatment, transportation, and therapeutic resources that save lives. We work closely with trusted providers and advocates to ensure each veteran’s needs are met with compassion and urgency.
This funding is more than financial support—it’s a lifeline and a reminder that their sacrifice is not forgotten. By investing in their healing, we help veterans regain stability, reclaim purpose, and rediscover hope. When others say “wait,” we say “we’re with you now.” That’s the difference we strive to make every day.
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COMING SOON
$22.00 – $24.50Price range: $22.00 through $24.50
50 FTF Women’s Short Sleeve T-Shirt
FAQ & Prep
Rucking is the act of walking with weight on your back. Our ruck is geared towards endurance and is intended to test your limits. 50FtF does not mandate a set weight for participants. It's your decision on how much to carry. Choose wisely!
We ruck to raise awareness for our mission, build community, and as a tribute to those who have gone before us.
We always end the ruck tired, dirty, and sore. Chafing and blisters happen. However, you will meet incredible people, make meaningful connections, and push yourself in ways you never imagined.
- Camelbacks or small backpacks are great for beginners. Avoid drawstring bags as they will cut into your shoulders.
- Start with our 10 mile ruck and see how it goes. Walk what you can with us, even if it's a mile or two!
- Season your feet as best you can.
- Eat and hydrate constantly on the ruck.
- Use our packing list.

