THIS VETERANS DAY, DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT.
ONE VETERAN'S $10,000 CHALLENGE. ONE $20,000 TIE MISSION.
This Veterans Day, The Invisible Enemy has set a goal to raise $20,000 to continue the fight for veterans exposed to toxic and radioactive materials while serving on the Nevada Test and Training Range.
And one of those veterans is helping lead the charge. Paul Cupach has generously committed $10,000 to match donations dollar-for-dollar and challenge others to Answer the Call.
From October 15 – Veterans Day, November 11
$25
becomes
$50
$100
becomes
$200
$500
becomes
$1,000
$1,000
becomes
$2,000
Together, we can unlock Paul's entire $10,000 match
and reach our $20,000 Veterans Day goal.
WHY PAUL ANSWERED THE CALL
Paul Cupach isn't simply supporting this mission. He lived it.
Paul served with the 417th Aircraft Maintenance Unit at a top-secret facility on the Nevada Test and Training Range. Like so many who served there, he had no idea about the extent of the hazardous exposures surrounding him.
In 2020, Paul was diagnosed with kidney cancer and a rare thymoma. He later began reconnecting with veterans he had served alongside and learned how many were sick, or, had already died. That's when his questions became personal.
Paul eventually connected with TIE Chairman Dave Crete and learned about the growing fight to secure recognition, treatment and support for veterans exposed while serving on the NTTR.
Today, Paul is helping ensure the veterans who came after him don't have to fight alone.
“Supporting TIE is one way I can help take care of the guys after me.” — Paul Cupach
His $10,000 Veterans Day matching gift is an invitation for the rest of us to join him.
$20,000 Veterans Day Challenge
ONE MISSION. TWICE THE IMPACT.
Every dollar donated during the matching period is doubled until Paul's $10,000 match is fully unlocked.
Your support helps The Invisible Enemy:
- RAISE AWARENESS of veterans whose stories have gone unheard.
- EXPAND THE MISSION and build the national movement necessary to create lasting change.
- EDUCATE COMMUNITIES about what happened on the NTTR and why this fight continues.
- IDENTIFY VETERANS who served and may have experienced similar exposures.
- ADVANCE FEDERAL SOLUTIONS in the fight for recognition, medical treatment and support.
- BUILD VETERAN SERVICES for veterans and their families.