CASE FILE - THE VOICE OF RESILIENCE PROJECT: VETERANS

The war ends.
The story doesn't.

We’re filming, preserving, and sharing 250 veteran stories, building the largest living archive of service and resilience in America, and reminding every veteran who watches: you are not alone.

CASE FILE - THE VOICE OF RESILIENCE PROJECT: VETERANS

The war ends.
The story doesn't.

We’re filming, preserving, and sharing 250 veteran stories, building the largest living archive of service and resilience in America, and reminding every veteran who watches: you are not alone.


250

STORIES TO 

ARCHIVE

250 Yrs

CELEBRATING UNITED STATES ANIVERSARY

500 +

HOURS OF RESILIENCE

& HEALING

Every scar carries a story. Every story told helps someone else heal.

Our families have deep roots in military service, and we are deeply passionate about helping people heal and live life to its fullest potential.

We’ve learned that healing doesn’t happen in isolation. Living in silence and carrying life’s burdens alone rarely leads to hope. But when someone finds the courage to share their story, something extraordinary happens. That vulnerability creates connection. It reminds others that they are not alone, that someone else has walked a similar path, and that healing is possible.

The Voice of Resilience Project exists to preserve those stories, honoring the men and women who served our country while offering hope, understanding, and encouragement to veterans and families who may still be struggling today.

The statistics tell us what is happening. The stories help us understand why it matters.

17 +

Veterans die by suicide every day, on average

11–20%

Of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans live with PTSD in a given year

32,495

Veterans experiencing homelessness on a single night in America

16

Veterans die from Overdose every day, on average

41%

Of post-9/11 veterans have a service-connected disability.

Millions

Of veterans report feeling isolated or disconnected after military service.

Sources: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report, National Center for PTSD), U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (2025 Point-in-Time Count)

The Archive Will Be Live Aug, 2026

The first five Interviews are currently in post production and will be live Mid – Late August,2026. We are so passionate about this project we are self funding until we obtain additional support. There is no stopping this, so be on the lookout for new files as they get produced. 

Are you a veteran with a story to tell?

Every veteran’s experience is different, and every one is worth preserving. If you’re ready to share yours, or just want to learn more before deciding, fill out the form and our team will reach out to talk through what the process looks like.

What happens next: A member of our team will contact you to talk through the interview process, answer any questions, and schedule a time that works for you. There’s no cost, no obligation, and no pressure, sharing your story is entirely your choice, at your pace.

Your gift becomes someone's story, and someone else's lifeline.

Every interview is professionally filmed, edited, and permanently archived. Every donor is a permanent part of the archive. Battalion, Regimen and Division members earn pre-roll billing on the episode their gift funds. Every supporter will earn a place in our post-roll Community of Supporters. See exactly where your gift is going and how it will help the project and thousands of veterans across the country. 

Pre-Production

Producer/coordinator research, question set for 2-hr format 
Admin Consent/release paperwork & Background Check 

Production Day

Camera operator / Audio Engineer 
Director / Producer 
Studio/location cost 
Gear (camera, lighting, mic) 
Travel (Allocating $500 per episode to cover travel costs to TN, LA, TX, & AZ) 

Post-Production

Editing — full 2-hr cut & 10-min trailer, transcript-based workflow 
Color grading 
Sound mix / audio cleanup 
Motion graphics — lower thirds, intro/outro, chapter markers 
Captioning  
Stock music licensing 

Distribution & Archive

Distribution prep, formatting, thumbnail, social clips 
Archival storage & hosting (2-hr 4K raw + master is a much bigger file) 
Paid Marketing 
 

No gift is too small to matter, give $1 or $35,000+, every dollar moves the archive forward.

SUPPORT THE PROJECT

WHY THIS EXISTS

Every scar carries a story. Every story told helps someone else heal.

Our families have deep roots in military service, and we are deeply passionate about helping people heal and live life to its fullest potential.

We’ve learned that healing doesn’t happen in isolation. Living in silence and carrying life’s burdens alone rarely leads to hope. But when someone finds the courage to share their story, something extraordinary happens. That vulnerability creates connection. It reminds others that they are not alone, that someone else has walked a similar path, and that healing is possible.

The Voice of Resilience Project exists to preserve those stories, honoring the men and women who served our country while offering hope, understanding, and encouragement to veterans and families who may still be struggling today.

WHY THE URGENCY

The statistics tell us what is happening. The stories help us understand why it matters.

17 +

Veterans die by suicide every day, on average

11–20%

Of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans live with PTSD in a given year

32,495

Veterans experiencing homelessness on a single night in America

16

Veterans die from Overdose every day, on average

41%

Of post-9/11 veterans have a service-connected disability.

Millions

Of veterans report feeling isolated or disconnected after military service.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988, then press 1 for the 

Veterans Crisis Line. Free, confidential, 24/7.

Sources: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report, National Center for PTSD), U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (2025 Point-in-Time Count)

THE ARCHIVE

The Archive Will Be Live August, 2026

The first five Interviews are currently in post production and will be live Mid to Late August, 2026. We are so passionate about this project we are self funding until we obtain additional support. There is no stopping this, so be on the lookout for new files as they get produced. 

BE PART OF THE ARCHIVE

Are you a veteran with a story to tell?

Every veteran’s experience is different, and every one is worth preserving. If you’re ready to share yours, or just want to learn more before deciding, fill out the form and our team will reach out to talk through what the process looks like.

What happens next: A member of our team will contact you to talk through the interview process, answer any questions, and schedule a time that works for you. There’s no cost, no obligation, and no pressure, sharing your story is entirely your choice, at your pace.

FUND THE ARCHIVE

Your gift becomes someone's story, and someone else's lifeline.

Every interview is professionally filmed, edited, and permanently archived. Every donor is a permanent part of the archive. Battalion, Regimen and Division members earn pre-roll billing on the episode their gift funds. Every supporter will earn a place in our post-roll Community of Supporters. See exactly where your gift is going and how it will help the project and thousands of veterans across the country. 

Pre-Production

Producer/coordinator  research, question set for 2+hr format 
Admin Consent/release paperwork & Background Check 

Production Day

Camera operator / Audio Engineer 
Director / Producer 
Studio/location cost 
Gear (camera, lighting, mic) 
Travel (Allocating $500 per episode to cover travel costs to TN, LA, TX, & AZ) 

Post-Production

Editing full 2+hr cut & 10-min trailer, transcript-based workflow 
Color grading 
Sound mix / audio cleanup 
Motion graphics — lower thirds, intro/outro, chapter markers 
Captioning  
Stock music licensing 

Distribution & Archive

Distribution prep, formatting, thumbnail, social clips 
Archival storage & hosting (2+hr 4K raw + master is a much bigger file) 
Paid Marketing 

 

No gift is too small to matter, give $1 or $35,000+, every dollar moves the archive forward.

SUPPORT THE PROJECT

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988, then press 1 for the 

Veterans Crisis Line. Free, confidential, 24/7.