Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is one of the most silent and deadly threats facing American veterans today. Many return home from service only to face a new battle — one that too often ends in isolation, despair, and suicide.

We knew that awareness alone wouldn’t save lives, but silence would certainly cost them. That’s why we launched The Trailer Project: a grassroots movement to bring the stories of veterans lost to PTSD out into the open — and right into communities where change can begin.

Each trailer is a mobile memorial, dedicated to telling the real, personal, and often heartbreaking stories of veterans who died by suicide due to untreated or misunderstood PTSD. By showing their photos, quotes, and service histories in public spaces, we bring humanity to the statistics — and urgency to the cause.

We want every state to have access to a PTSD awareness trailer. But we can’t do it alone. Each trailer costs approximately $18,000–$25,000 to produce, equip, and maintain.

By donating or sponsoring a trailer, you:

• Help spread awareness in underserved communities

• Create a lasting legacy for a veteran or loved one

• Enable year-round outreach and education

• Honor those lost by helping those still fighting

The Trailer Project is part of a larger mission. We’re building awareness today — and a 2,300-acre healing campus for veterans tomorrow. By supporting this project, you’re not just remembering those we’ve lost — you’re investing in a future where fewer stories end in tragedy.

Ways You Can Help:

• Donate to fund more trailers

• Book a trailer for your organization or event

• Host a community fundraiser

• Share our stories on social media

• Sponsor a trailer in memory of someone you love