We were founded by three U.S. Army veterans in 2010. We remain veteran-led to this day.
For us, this fight is personal.
Day in and day out, we battle the problem with innovative methodology, cutting-edge technology, world-class data and more than our fair share of tenacity. Our commitment to results is relentless.
Complacency has no place at Stop Soldier Suicide. We move fast. We're demanding. We test and learn. We constantly seek improvement. We're not afraid to fail, as long as it makes us better.
Are you in?
Development Operations Coordinator
Wellness Coordinator (Multiple openings)
Taking care of those in need comes above everything else.
Create an environment of mutual respect, empathy, and transparency. And have fun!
Try things and learn. Discover with intention. And remember, it's okay to fail and try again.
Care about the details, require the highest standards of quality, and use the best data.
Embrace the journey and be resilient, even when the path forward isn't clear.
Innovate to create meaningful impact. Turn your passion into purpose. Own and make it happen!
We're a fast-growing, data-driven and laser-focused 501(c)3 organization. We use best-in-class data to identify potential clients and provide personalized support to address their unique needs.
We actively seek out exceptional professionals who exhibit a bias toward action, who effectively communicate with courage and candor, and who inspire others with their tireless pursuit of excellence.
"I was raised by my father, who spent 30 years in the Marine Corps. I saw firsthand the struggles that veterans face on a daily basis.
"I love that Stop Soldier Suicide allows me to help other veterans with the unique challenges they face."
"Being raised by a single father who served 24 years in the Army, I was able to witness the challenges he experienced while serving and as a veteran. While my father is the most resilient man I know, I witnessed the silent, internal battles he fought daily.
"Stop Soldier Suicide has given me an opportunity to align with a mission that is fully committed to saving veterans' lives - someone just like my father. My heart is filled knowing that, at the end of the day, I can truly say that I helped save someone's life."
"I'm an Army veteran of six years. I can relate to many of the unique challenges our veterans face.
"As a veteran myself, I can humanize their experiences and work with them to overcome those obstacles."