This is a different kind of conversation. I talked with Sarah Johnson from Mission 22, a nonprofit dedicated to combating veteran suicide. Sarah shared the organization’s origins, programs, and the importance of community support.
Our conversation centered around Mission 22’s recent struggle after their Facebook page. Their Facebook Page was hacked, resulting in significant outreach and fundraising setbacks. Sarah details the challenges of getting help from Facebook and urges listeners to support their new verified page.
The discussion underscores the vital role and risks of social media for veteran nonprofits and calls for collective action to rebuild Mission 22’s online presence. Go to Facebook and search for Mission 22 with the red logo. There is only one for Facebook. Right now, there are about 1,300 followers as of me writing this. Let’s get behind Mission 22 and help them grow again. Mark, do the best thing and fix this. You can have the ability to help out Mission 22 and other Veterans who count on this community.
Go to https://mission22.org/ to learn more and help out.
Thank you, Sara, for talking with me.
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