#LifestyleFit22
LifestyleFit22
Welcome to a new Lifestyle, and a great way to support our Veterans in need. If one minute out of your day could possibly save a life, would you do it? Of course you would and that’s what this program is all about.
LifestyleFit22 Is committed to involving veterans in fitness activities that can turn the effects of ptsd around and save lives. Lifestylefit22 believes that a healthy and active lifestyle can make a positive difference in the lives of all veterans.
What We Do
Lifestylefit22.org brings awareness that every day 22 veterans commit suicide due to PTSD.
As we cultivate awareness, Lifestyle22fit.org is driven; dedicated as well as determined, to make this a nationwide movement. We believe that changes to a healthy, more involved lifestyle, with group involvement in positive situations will mitigate this growing epidemic Lifestylefit22.org is actively aligning itself with other like-minded support organizations, casting a wide net in our commitment to stop this suicide travesty
Our Mission
Is to build Halfway houses equipped with fitness centers as well areas for vocational opportunities. Providing a safe haven for our Veteran’s and increasing their opportunity to live a healthy, productive life.
Help Us Reach Our Goal
Certified 501C3
Connect With Us
(631) 308-6669
Veterans Suicide Hotline
To connect with a Veterans Crisis Line responder anytime day or night:
Call 800-273-8255, then select 1.
Text 838255
Sponsor Us
Go Fund Me Charity
Company LIFESTYLEFIT22 LTD
Our Events
2nd Annual Jump for Vets
Description coming soon.
- August 23rd
- 09:00 to 3:00
- (631) 208-3900
- Skydive Long Island 135 Dawn Dr, Shirley, NY 11967
1st Annual 22k Walk
Ist annual 22k walk Postponed Due to COVID
- September 26th
- Coming Soon
- Coming Soon
In The News
Thank You!
“We appreciate the unwavering support of Ed Scott, Director, U.S.P.A. and Cliff Ryder, my instructor for making this important event happen.”
Lifestylefit22 Founder Jumps For Vets
In August, Lifestylefit22 founder Michael Bednar made a tandem skydive with instructor Cliff Ryder at Long Island Sky Diving Center in Shirley, New York, to help raise awareness of veteran suicide.
The event also helped raise money for Lifestylefit22, a 501c3 non-profit whose mission is to involve veterans in fitness activities that can turn around the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. The goal is to grow awareness of PTSD and veteran suicide and make finding answers through fitness a nationwide movement.
The oranization holds two skydiving events for vets each year, one in April and the other in August.
#22repzforvets
Do 22 exercises of your choice for 22 days nominate at least three people a day
post on fb or Instagram use #22repzforvets for each set of 22 repz tag people if you are in a group for each 22
22 repz is the minimum more is welcome.
You may continue until we reach our goal of 22 million or however long you choose
Countdown will be updated every 24 to 48 hours
