Warrior 100 Resources

Now through Veterans Day, we invite the community to MOVE and ACT for 100 "miles" of purpose. Each activity will equal 2 miles of progress toward your 100-mile virtual challenge.

Move

Whether 2 miles or 100 miles, we encourage you to log consistent activity toward your goal. Each time you MOVE with purpose, the entire workout will translate to 2 miles toward your goal.

• Run/Walk

• Bike

• Swim

• Weightlifting

• Row

• Yoga/Pilates

• Other

Act

We want everyone to be suicide prevention WARRIORS. Below are ideas to empower you as a WARRIOR. Each activity equals 2 miles toward your goal. 

• Save 988 in your phone/Share 988 with 5 friends

• Buddy Check - Check in on a Friend

• Participate with wear blue

  • Bring a friend to a Community Run

  • Volunteer

  • Honor a service member who died by suicide on the Tribute wear blue Mile at the Marine Corps Marathon (deadline September 15)

  • Honor a service member who died by suicide on the Tribute wear blue Mile at the San Antonio Marathon (deadline November 1)

• Participate in Virtual Cohen Veterans Network and PyschArmor Training Courses

  • Standing the Watch

  • SAVE

  • Tools for Stress and Worry

• Listen to a Beyond the Mission PyschArmor/wear blue Podcast - Rosie featured this September

• Watch one video on the wear blue YouTube channel and leave a comment

• Read an article or watch a video from partners in the fight against suicide:

  • Cohen Veterans Network

  • Overwatch+Project

  • Stop Soldier Suicide

• Recruit 1 person to join Warrior 100

• Post an event you completed for the Warrior 100 on your social media page. Share your why.

• Ensure your firearms and other lethal means are safely stored

• Engage in a Random Act of Kindness - Creates Community, Kindness, and Belongingness

• Learn and Share the Five Steps

• Share D.S.P.O.'s fact sheet with your teenager

To become a WARRIOR is a lifelong commitment. The fight is not over at 100. You are making a commitment to be a watchman, a WARRIOR to families who have lost a loved one by suicide and those who are at risk in your communities. We can’t stop the fight.