Red Star Foundation to Present at “The Over, Never Out” Conference and Private Concert in Nashville
Nashville, TN – February 21, 2025 – The Red Star Foundation is honored to participate in The Over, Never Out conference and private concert for military members and veterans on February 21 in Nashville, TN. This event will bring together approximately 30 organizations from across the country, all dedicated to the mission of preventing veteran suicide.
The conference, running from 8:30 AM to 3:45 PM, aims to foster collaboration between veterans, active-duty military members, nonprofit organizations, mental health professionals, and dedicated citizens who are committed to strengthening America’s patriots and reducing the tragic occurrence of suicide in the military and veteran communities.
As part of its mission to support and recognize the families of those lost to suicide, the Red Star Foundation will present Red Star Service Banners and Pins to four local Red Star Families during a special segment of the event. These presentations honor the sacrifice of those who have lost their lives and acknowledge the enduring strength of their loved ones.
Following the conference, a private concert will take place at JBJ’s (405 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203) at 6:30 PM, providing an opportunity for attendees to continue building connections in an uplifting and supportive environment.
“The Over, Never Out conference is a powerful gathering of organizations and individuals working together to prevent veteran suicide,” said Jerry Shaffer, President of the Red Star Foundation. “We are proud to stand alongside so many dedicated groups and to honor the families who have endured unimaginable loss. Their strength and resilience fuel our mission to create a future with fewer military and veteran suicides.”
For more information about the Red Star Foundation and its programs, visit www.RedStarFoundation.org.
About Red Star Foundation
The Red Star Foundation is committed to preventing veteran suicide and supporting the families of those lost. Through peer-to-peer networks, advocacy programs, and public awareness initiatives, the foundation strives to create a community of support and action.
