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Published April 03, 2018
The 22 push-up challenge began four years ago as a way to raise awareness for the 22 military veterans who take their own lives each day. It's a number that has been reduced to 20--but remains tragically high.
In response, Jacob Schick founded 22Kill, a non-profit aimed at reducing military suicides and bridging the gap between veterans and civilians.
To learn more or to purchase an Honor Ring, as seen on ‘FOX & Friends’, visit: www.22kill.com.
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/22-push-up-challenge-nonprofit-works-to-reduce-military-suicides