OUR MISSION

2012

The Veterans’ Administration (VA) released a Suicide Data Report that found an average of 22 veterans die by suicide every day.

2013

22Kill (now One Tribe Foundation) was created as a social media movement to raise awareness of the suicide epidemic.

2015

The organization grew and expanded into an official 501(c)3 nonprofit.

2016

Our #22PushUpChallenge swept social media and we began to expand our awareness initiatives to include suicide prevention. By the end of the year, the viral campaign and the fundraising surrounding it had raised more than half a million dollars to sponsor other Veteran service organizations.

2017

We began to acquire and develop traditional and non-traditional mental wellness programs of our own. Today, we offer myriad services through Tribal Council, One Tribe Outdoors, Wind Therapy, W.A.T.C.H., White Star Families and more.

2020

22Kill officially transitioned to One Tribe Foundation as we expanded our services to include Veterans, first responders, and their families.

2025

One Tribe Foundation continues to serve Veterans, first responders, law enforcement officers and their families. Join us and get involved!

OUR TIMELINE

To continue to grow a community that raises awareness and combats suicide by empowering veterans, first responders, medical frontline workers and their families through traditional and non-traditional therapies.

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"As a U.S. Army Veteran from Operation Iraqi Freedom, like a lot of soldiers I have struggled with alcohol addiction, drug addiction, PTSD and Bi Polar Disorder. When I got out of the service I had nowhere to turn to for help so I self medicated to try and quiet the noise in my head. Multiple times I sat holding a gun in my mouth looking for a quick way to eliminate all of the pain and demons that I now lived with. Fortunately for me I had a wife that fought in the trenches of the aftermath of war with me that never gave up and saw me through. In May of 2021 I began going to Tribal Council. The first time I went I thought I was seasoned at dealing with all of the issues that myself and other Veterans face and that I would be the one helping them. Little did I know that I still was dealing with my own demons. I had just pushed them down so deep that I was no longer trying to deal with them. After my first meeting with Tribal Council it became very clear that I needed them just as much as they needed me. Tribal Council and One Tribe Foundation has changed my life. I have reconnected with other Veterans and First Responders, I have found passion again for my family and all of the hobbies that I love to do and together we support one another, support the mission and keep each other accountable. Thank you One Tribe for all that you are doing and keep up the good fight! You are changing lives every day!"

-A One Tribe Foundation testimonial