Face The Fight


  • When Financial Readiness Means More Than Money
    When Financial Readiness Means More Than Money

    For many service members, planning for life after the military starts with practical questions. Where will I live? What comes next for my career? How will I manage my finances? Am I prepared for retirement? Those are important questions. But they’re only part of the transition. Leaving military service often means adjusting to a new…

  • Extending the Promise: “No One Left Behind”
    Extending the Promise: “No One Left Behind”

    America recently witnessed the full force of its military’s commitment when extraordinary efforts were launched to rescue two downed F-15 pilots behind enemy lines. Why? Because military culture is rooted in an unwritten promise: no matter the cost, no one is left behind. This has never been solely about resources or strategy. It is about…

  • Buddy Check Week: Simple Conversations That Save Lives
    Buddy Check Week: Simple Conversations That Save Lives

    Veterans share a unique bond through their service, a connection built on experiences few others can fully understand. While many thrive in civilian life, some may carry memories and challenges that are not always visible. Buddy Check Week is a reminder that reaching out, listening, and letting someone know they are seen can make all…

  • You Can Help Prevent Veteran Suicide This September
    You Can Help Prevent Veteran Suicide This September

    While many veterans are doing well in their transition to civilian life, their risk of suicide remains significantly higher than in the general population. This September, during National Suicide Prevention Month, Face the Fight® is calling on communities, organizations, and individuals across the country to take action so that no veteran has to face their…

  • Inside a National Effort to Support Veterans in Crisis
    Inside a National Effort to Support Veterans in Crisis

    As it marks its two-year anniversary on June 29, Face the Fight® continues to expand a national movement focused on reducing veteran suicide. Launched in 2023 by USAA, Reach Resilience, and the Humana Foundation, the initiative brings together a coalition of more than 200 organizations to increase access to care, support community solutions, and break…

  • Face the Fight: Humana’s Approach to Veteran Community Building
    Face the Fight: Humana’s Approach to Veteran Community Building

    Across the country, Americans are coming together to support those who’ve served — and Humana is helping lead the charge. As a founding member of Face the Fight®, Humana is part of a growing coalition committed to strengthening community connections and ensuring veterans never face life’s challenges alone. Face the Fight represents a new approach…