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Mental Restorations Foundation fosters healing and community for veterans, first responders, and families through peer support and kindness-centered initiatives, reducing stigma and isolation while promoting mental wellness and connection.

Your gift to &ldquo;Helping Others&rdquo; supports real people&nbsp;&mdash;veterans, 1st responders, families and friends seeking peer to peer support, a place to fit in and community members finding safe spaces to heal. 💚 By donating, you help the Mental Restorations Foundation expand kindness‑centered opportunities, peer support, and community education that reduce isolation and stigma. 🌱Last year we got over 200 people out for some &quot;Vitamin Sea&quot; ocean therapy,&nbsp; group activities that brought us together and losts of leeds to resources that helped individuals and families move forwards. Give what you can today and stand with us in building a more compassionate, supportive community.

Your gift to “Helping Others” supports real people —veterans, 1st responders, families and friends seeking peer to peer support, a place to fit in and community members finding safe spaces to heal. 💚By donating, you help the Mental Restorations Foundation expand kindness‑centered opportunities, peer support, and community education that reduce isolation and stigma. 🌱Last year we got over 200 people out for some "Vitamin Sea" ocean therapy, group activities that brought us together and losts of leeds to resources that helped individuals and families move forwards.Give what you can today and stand with us in building a more compassionate, supportive community.

Helping Others

Our organization and members are very involved in our communities, lots of boots on the grounds. We often get calls asking if we can help those in need. We are launching an "Emergency Funds" campaign. These funds will only go to those in need and will not go towards any of our events. Examples- last year a family reached out on behalf of a 91 year old veteran whose hot water tank went out. He had been living 4 months with no hot water. After getting the call he had hot water within a week due to our actions. Currently, we have an 83 year old veteran widower, whom was trying to make his way to Thailand where his small ssi payments will cover a better life. He made it to Hilo and became homless. We have since got him into shelter but are working to get him to his destination. We have assisted people who lost home due to fire, families who fell on hard times, many elderly,  etc. We ask that you can help us help others by donating to our Emergency Fund.We have no paid positions in our organization, everyone volunteers..ALL FUNDS GO TOWARDS OUR MISSIONS!Thank youMicah GFounder/CEO

Our organization and members are very involved in our communities, lots of boots on the grounds. We often get calls asking if we can help those in need. We are launching an "Emergency Funds" campaign. These funds will only go to those in need and will not go towards any of our events. Examples- last year a family reached out on behalf of a 91 year old veteran whose hot water tank went out. He had been living 4 months with no hot water. After getting the call he had hot water within a week due to our actions. Currently, we have an 83 year old veteran widower, whom was trying to make his way to Thailand where his small ssi payments will cover a better life. He made it to Hilo and became homless. We have since got him into shelter but are working to get him to his destination. We have assisted people who lost home due to fire, families who fell on hard times, many elderly, etc. We ask that you can help us help others by donating to our Emergency Fund.We have no paid positions in our organization, everyone volunteers..ALL FUNDS GO TOWARDS OUR MISSIONS!Thank youMicah GFounder/CEO

mental restorations foundation

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Helping Others

US$7,975 of US$7,500 goal

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Emergency Fund

US$550 of US$1,500 goal

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