
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is Reunite the Fight?
Reunite the Fight is a veteran-owned and operated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to reuniting U.S. military veterans through retreats, resources, and services. Its mission is to help veterans cope with PTSD, survivor’s guilt, and other challenges while reducing veteran suicides.
Who founded Reunite the Fight?
Scott Gatto, a Marine Corps veteran, founded the organization after witnessing the devastating impact of PTSD and suicide among his fellow Marines. His experiences during and after serving in Fallujah inspired him to create a platform to rekindle camaraderie and provide support. With the support of Co-founder Matt Catron and a dedicated team of volunteers and supporters, our focus extends beyond addressing current challenges. We are committed to implementing future plans that will enhance the value and impact of our work.
Services for Veteran
What services does Reunite the Fight offer?
The organization provides retreats, reunions, coaching, and resources aimed at helping veterans cope with mental health challenges. These include PTSD awareness initiatives, VA disability benefits assistance, and community projects. Our Partners Network will connect you with services like Disability Benefit Coaching, Job Placement, and VA Home Loan Assistance.
How can veterans apply for retreats or reunions?
Veterans can apply for trips directly on the website. Events like the Texas Takedown retreat are designed to foster connection and healing.
Support Opportunities
How can I support Reunite the Fight?
There are several ways to contribute:
- Join the monthly donor program starting at $10 per month.
- Participate in fundraising events such as golf outings or clay shoot tournaments.
- Volunteer your time to the organization. Simply subscribe to our network to receive emails regarding local events in your area. Then when you see an event you’d like to volunteer at, click the contact us link and send us a message. It’s nice to know if you have a special talent or skill that you’d like to volunteer so we can use that to benefit veterans.
What fundraising events are available?
Reunite the Fight hosts events like Operation Give Back golf outings and clay shoot tournaments. We are looking to expand into different types of gatherings in the near future.
Impact and Mission
How does Reunite the Fight address veteran suicide?
The organization focuses on rekindling bonds formed during service through its D.R.I.V.E. program:
- Decision to receive help
- Restore purpose
- Ignite faith
- Validate resources
- Empower to execute
This framework helps veterans take steps toward healing and rebuilding their lives.
What is the significance of camaraderie in this mission?
Camaraderie plays a vital role in healing by providing veterans with a sense of belonging and mutual understanding.