LEARNING TO FOCUS ON A NEW MISSION
From the battlefield to the playing field, our veterans and athletes exemplify strength, excellence, and dedication. However, many find it difficult to redirect these qualities into a new mission that provides meaning and purpose—to lead themselves, support their families, and strengthen their communities.
MVP was founded to address this challenge, ensuring that our nation’s warriors can continue to thrive and make a lasting impact off the field as they did on it.
OUR MISSION
MVP empowers military, veterans, and professional athletes to thrive when the uniform comes off through fitness, health, and wellness programs.
HIGHLIGHTS
How could NFL players have mental health issues?
They have millions of dollars in the bank and worldwide fame, the perks of being the one-percenters. But the offensive lineman wants people to know money and status don't make him less susceptible to average citizen problems.
On December 8, 2022, Seahawks local military community participated in a light physical fitness workout and huddle with Seahawks General Manager John Schneider, Seahawks Legends Paul Johns, Ben Obomanu, Lofa Tatupu, Orlando Huff, Edwin Bailey at Rebel Fitness. In addition, Marines from Toys for Tots were in attendance at the event.
"You have this thing on your shoulder that's bothering you. You come workout, you get vulnerable and you share what's going on in your head. And you get a support system. Not people that are trying to fix what's going with you," - Bruno Moya.
Merging veterans and ex-pros is a simple idea that has given dozens around the country and in Las Vegas the outlet they need on the battlefield of life.
Hall of Fame Behavioral Health moved forward Thursday in its quest to improve the mental health and wellness of former NFL players and their families with the announcement it will partner with the trailblazing organization Merging Vets & Players (MVP).
When broken, we all have a choice: stay broken or become Unbreakable. Veteran and National Director of Merging Vets & Players, JC Glick chose to be Unbreakable. Share your Story using #IAmUnbreakable.
Jay Glazer's MVP Merging Vets and Players brings Rams and Sean McVay together to help military veterans.
Dodger manager Dave Roberts is accustomed to speaking in front of a room of athletes, but the room greeting him and the message he delivered Wednesday night varied from the norm.
How could NFL players have mental health issues?
They have millions of dollars in the bank and worldwide fame, the perks of being the one-percenters. But the offensive lineman wants people to know money and status don't make him less susceptible to average citizen problems.
On December 8, 2022, Seahawks local military community participated in a light physical fitness workout and huddle with Seahawks General Manager John Schneider, Seahawks Legends Paul Johns, Ben Obomanu, Lofa Tatupu, Orlando Huff, Edwin Bailey at Rebel Fitness. In addition, Marines from Toys for Tots were in attendance at the event.
"You have this thing on your shoulder that's bothering you. You come workout, you get vulnerable and you share what's going on in your head. And you get a support system. Not people that are trying to fix what's going with you," - Bruno Moya.
Merging veterans and ex-pros is a simple idea that has given dozens around the country and in Las Vegas the outlet they need on the battlefield of life.
Hall of Fame Behavioral Health moved forward Thursday in its quest to improve the mental health and wellness of former NFL players and their families with the announcement it will partner with the trailblazing organization Merging Vets & Players (MVP).
When broken, we all have a choice: stay broken or become Unbreakable. Veteran and National Director of Merging Vets & Players, JC Glick chose to be Unbreakable. Share your Story using #IAmUnbreakable.
Jay Glazer's MVP Merging Vets and Players brings Rams and Sean McVay together to help military veterans.
Dodger manager Dave Roberts is accustomed to speaking in front of a room of athletes, but the room greeting him and the message he delivered Wednesday night varied from the norm.
FOX’s LEGO Masters hosted by Will Arnett, recently announced its partnership with the organization, Merging Vets and Players to bring LEGO building sets to veterans suffering with PTSD.
Veterans face hardship during COVID-19 social distancing. Jay Glazer is the co-founder of Merging Vets and Players, or MVP, which brings together ex-combat veterans and former athletes to battle “emotional distancing.”
MVP was highlighted on the front page of The American Legion Magazine.
Combat Veterans and former professional athletes are coming together online for exercise and peer support through Merging Vets and Players. Created by FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer and former NFL player and Army Green Beret Nate Boyer, the group brings together two communities to offer each other support.
OUR IMPACT
BY THE NUMBERS
This transformation has not been merely about professional gains. MVP has taught me to help, to empathize, to work tirelessly, and to understand my true purpose. It has helped me figure out who I am and why I am here. For this invaluable journey, I must express my heartfelt gratitude. Thank you, MVP.
Being at the weekly sessions even in the face of barriers like the 90-minute drive or single-vehicle household problems, feels like a win to me. I always come away with a feeling that I have positively helped my mental well-being. This journey to physical, spiritual, and mental wellness that I have been on is significantly impacted by seeing the progress of others on the same journey at the MVP sessions. I feel joy through sharing what we get to do at MVP.
The second I walked into the first session at MVP, I was greeted by a volunteer, and I immediately knew that these people would genuinely care about me.