Every name. A legacy.
A little remembrance. A real connection. Every day.
Honor the fallen.
Check on the living.
We remember their names. We tell their stories. We honor their families. And we refuse to let the fallen be forgotten.
MG John G. Rossi
His name is at the heart of the Rossi Guardian Project. We carry their legacies. We carry their honor. We carry their burdens.
We remember their names.
A moment to connect.
TodayOne message can open a conversation. Make time for your people today.
Your check-ins are saved on this device.
Behind every name is a life to remember. Open a hero’s card to read or write a family remembrance.
30 days. 22 people. One mission.
Build your circle of up to 22 people. Check the box after a real conversation or personal message. Your daily check-ins reset each day; your history stays here on this device.
Our mission
Due to the lack of attention to the matter of veteran suicide, both while serving, and at end of service, everyone involved with the Rossi Guardian Project will ensure not only this topic but the faces, stories, and families of our heroes will touch a new person every day.
We carry their honor.
We carry their burdens.
Remember their names.
Our honoring process
Flag ceremony
Honor your hero with a flag ceremony.
Photo montage with Taps
Remember their life through photographs and Taps.
Framing your hero’s picture
A keepsake to preserve their memory.
24 hours of honor
The Rossi Guardian Project honors your hero for 24 hours, bringing engagement, support, and love from the community and families who understand the same struggles.
A legacy that lives
through all of us.
The Rossi Guardian Project honors service members, supports remembrance, and brings people together to raise awareness of veteran suicide.
Tell their stories.
Add a name and a memory to your memorial wall. Keep the person behind the uniform at the heart of every tribute.
Be a Guardian.
Check in with 22 people over 30 days. Ask how they are doing, listen, and make space for an honest conversation.
Walk with purpose.
A walk across America is planned for March 31, 2028, from San Francisco to New York’s Atlantic coast, raising awareness of veteran suicide.