T.O.C. | The Overwatch Collective
501 (c) (3) Non-Profit and Podcast Funding Therapy Sessions and Supporting Mental Health among First Responders, Military, & Families
EIN: 87-2060176
OUR MISSION -
Offer a completely confidential process for our first responder and military community to seek mental health resources with vetted and competent therapist with financial assistance available. One More person we can help can be One Less suffering in silence.
$95,000
Raised for Giving Tuesday, November 28, 2023!
261
First Responders, Military, and their family/partners have been financially assisted to attend therapy through The Overwatch Collective.
2,771
Therapy sessions with culturally competent/informed therapists paid for totaling $281,400 to date.
21,958
Podcast downloads with 150 podcast episodes and 8 seasons since the start in June of 2021.
The Overwatch Collective is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit and Podcast with the mission to offer mental health resources for our first responder and military community. We have over 100 contracted therapists in across the U.S.A. and can connect anyone to a therapist in a matter of days while providing financial assistance.
The Overwatch Collective was co-founded by our President, Greg Grogan, who is an active first responder and U.S. Military Reservist & Jesse Coulter, our Vice President, who is also U.S. Military. Our Board of Directors is comprised of first responders, service members, and spouses/significant others/mothers of our community.
Who We Are
You Are Not Alone
Mental health struggles in these professions are normal. Wherever you are in your journey, know there is a whole community of people here who are waiting to lend an ear, provide resources, and help however we can. We are just getting started on our mission to shed light and awareness on the people who need it most.
Working Tirelessly to End the Stigma
25% of Dispatchers
35% of First responders
17% of Veterans
20% of Post-deployed Military
Experience the isolating symptoms of PTSD.
With your donations, we will help individuals cover therapy costs, counseling, and/or resources that insurance may not. To give you a better idea of why we feel this is important, the average amount of sessions covered after a traumatic event is 5-10. It typically takes 15 sessions to start experiencing relief from PTSD symptoms. Asking for help is difficult enough and finances should never be a reason why a person decides not to go to therapy. Our process is completely confidential and ensures that you are in front of a therapist in a timely manner.
