Physical Rehabilitation
Mental and physical health issues are real challenges that our military and veterans face. We carefully vet and financially support organizations who can help with expenses, physical therapy and more.Leadership Development
Our military outputs some of the best leaders in our country. We research and fund initiatives that provide the resources they need to hone those skills to continue to make an impact.Brain Health
PTSD is the silent impact of war and deployment, but it’s also one of the most important issues to remedy. We work to pilot new initiatives for individuals who return home with PTSD, brain injury or other mental injuries.Family Support
Deployment and war affects the family as well. At Infinite Hero Foundation, we provide resources for organizations who support spouses, children and parents in managing the day-to-day.Suicide Prevention
Life is important. We understand that our military and veterans have sacrificed mentally and physically for our country, and it’s our job to continue to support innovation to ensure they get the support they need to heal.Our Impact
Since our inception, Infinite Hero Foundation has awarded more than $4.75 million dollars in funding and support to 37 different veteran service organizations. Together with sponsors, partner organizations and individual donors, Infinite Hero Foundation exists to connect our military, veterans and military family members with innovative and effective treatment programs for service related injuries.
SGT Jerry DeVaul, US Army (Ret.)
"They’re helping veterans overcome obstacles every single day that other organizations don’t even think about."
Colin Baden, Infinite Hero Foundation Founder, President & Director, offers an inside perspective at what drives innovation at Infinite Hero Foundation and the mutual admiration between the organization and the veterans served.
The military has implemented comprehensive mental wellness programs for service members to counter stressors and environmental conditions which negatively impact performance and overall mental wellness. Sound leadership, unit cohesion and close camaraderie are essential components to assure mental wellness of service members. Yet, when military members transition from the service, many of these techniques are forgotten, or the personal infrastructure does not exist to continually support overall mental wellness for all. Medal of Honor Recipient Kyle White, Dr. Lisa Berman, M.D., and Infinite Hero Board Member Lewis Runnion will discuss in detail, the challenges faced by many veterans and civilians and strategies to improve overall mental wellness. This presentation underscores the importance of paying attention to everyday routines and how to improve overall quality of life. Participants will gain an understanding of how their experiences, both past and present, affects their mental health and will learn techniques to help them be more productive and fulfilled.The military has implemented comprehensive mental wellness programs for service members to counter stressors and environmental conditions which negatively impact performance and overall mental wellness. Sound leadership, unit cohesion and close camaraderie are essential components to assure mental wellness of service members. Yet, when military members transition from the service, many of these techniques are forgotten, or the personal infrastructure does not exist to continually support overall mental wellness for all.
Improving Everyday Mental Wellness- A Veteran’s Perspective
The military has implemented comprehensive mental wellness programs for service members to counter stressors and environmental conditions which negatively impact performance and overall mental wellness. Sound leadership, unit cohesion and close camaraderie are essential components to assure mental wellness of service members. Yet, when military members transition from the service, many of these techniques are forgotten, or the personal infrastructure does not exist to continually support overall mental wellness for all. Medal of Honor Recipient Kyle White, Dr. Lisa Berman, M.D., and Infinite Hero Board Member Lewis Runnion will discuss in detail, the challenges faced by many veterans and civilians and strategies to improve overall mental wellness. This presentation underscores the importance of paying attention to everyday routines and how to improve overall quality of life. Participants will gain an understanding of how their experiences, both past and present, affects their mental health and will learn techniques to help them be more productive and fulfilled.The military has implemented comprehensive mental wellness programs for service members to counter stressors and environmental conditions which negatively impact performance and overall mental wellness. Sound leadership, unit cohesion and close camaraderie are essential components to assure mental wellness of service members. Yet, when military members transition from the service, many of these techniques are forgotten, or the personal infrastructure does not exist to continually support overall mental wellness for all.
Get Involved
Without the support of donors and volunteers, we wouldn’t be able to connect military, veterans and military families with the right organizations and funding to heal. There are multiple ways for you to get involved. Consider making a one-time or monthly donation to Infinite Hero Foundation, sign on to host a fundraiser, or shopping in our store as a way to give back.
