In honor of Veterans Day, members of the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) once again demonstrated their patriotism and generosity — raising $2,792 to support 22Zero, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping veterans overcome post-traumatic stress and reclaim their lives.
Through a special Veteran’s Day membership initiative, AMAC offered a 5-year membership for $64, pledging to donate half of every membership fee to 22Zero. The result was an outpouring of support from AMAC members across the nation, each joining not only to strengthen their voice for faith, family, and freedom — but to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with America’s heroes.
“We are deeply grateful for AMAC and its members,” said Pam Arnell of 22Zero. “This partnership reflects more than just fundraising—it shows that AMAC members genuinely care about the well-being of our veterans and are willing to stand behind them in a meaningful way.”
The donation will help fund 22Zero’s life-changing programs for veterans and first responders struggling with post-traumatic stress (PTS), depression, and anxiety. The organization’s proven, non-clinical approach has already restored hope for thousands of heroes who once felt trapped by trauma.
“This contribution reflects the heart of our AMAC community,” said an AMAC spokesperson. “Our members are patriotic, grateful, and committed to supporting those who have served. It’s a privilege to turn that shared compassion into real impact.”
AMAC thanks every member who participated in this campaign. Your membership didn’t just join a movement—it helped save lives.
To learn more about 22Zero’s mission, visit 22Zero.org.
To learn more about the AMAC Foundation’s Veteran Outreach Program, visit amacfoundation.org/for-veterans.
Is 22 Zero the best bang for the buck? Maybe AMAC should better research their outstanding servicing the Veterans. I spent 24 years in the military so I take the label “veteran” seriously.
Thank you AMAC members