BUILT FROM EXPERIENCE. ROOTED IN PURPOSE.

The Interseeding Foundation was created from a lived traumatic experience, designed to support Military personnel and Emergency Responders in their search for help. After surviving a forced mental health intervention, the founder saw firsthand how the system can silence the very people it's supposed to help. Like many veterans and emergency responders, the Founder wasn’t asking for pity or punishment—just support. What followed was a loss of rights, freedom, dignity and almost their life in a moment when healing should have been possible. After opening up about their experience, it became clear they weren’t the only one to have a horrific life-altering intervention. 

After several years of connecting with service members and emergency responders the pattern became clear that while serving, they hit a point where the weight gets heavy, the mission fades, and asking for help backfires. There is a crisis of servicemen and women taking their lives and it is not from a lack of resources, but the right resources at the right time. That’s why this foundation was built. 

"This isn’t a clinic. It’s not a program. It’s a place to land when the weight gets too heavy to carry alone."

Seeing first-hand how broken the system really is, the founder started reaching out—connecting with military, emergency responders, and the people who’ve stood beside them through it all. With backing from donors, businesses, and others who’ve had enough of the status quo, that circle grew. What started as survival turned into something stronger: a community built on trust, grit, and the belief that no one should have to walk this road alone.

"This is a space for those seeking help with networking, readjustment, or just camaraderie—without pressure, without needing to explain."