
Robert Zufall
Robert is our Vice President and is a proud United States Army veteran with over 20 years of dedicated service and a deep passion for helping others. Guided by his strong Christian faith, Robert has found hope, healing, and renewed purpose after years of darkness and now uses his story to encourage others that they are not alone.
About our Vice President
Robert Zufall is a proud United States Army veteran with over 20 years of dedicated service, carrying a lifelong commitment to leadership, integrity, and selfless service both in and out of uniform. Guided by his strong Christian faith, Robert is deeply devoted to his family, his community, and helping others through service-oriented leadership and outreach.
Throughout his military career, Robert witnessed firsthand the weight many soldiers carry — enduring combat stress, trauma, loss, and the silent battles that often go unseen. Having faced his own mental health struggles and experienced the devastating loss of close comrades to suicide, he understands both the emotional toll service can take and the lasting impact suicide leaves behind on families, friends, and military communities.
After years of walking through darkness personally, Robert has found renewed hope, healing, and purpose through his strengthened faith in God. His journey has given him a passion for encouraging others who may feel lost, overwhelmed, or alone, reminding them that there is still light even in life’s hardest moments.
His dedication to serving others continues through nonprofit involvement, mentorship, and community initiatives focused on making a positive and lasting impact. Robert joined the foundation because he wanted to help those struggling with battles no one else can see and to stand against the stigma surrounding mental health. He believes that no matter a person’s age, gender, or background, everyone needs support and people willing to walk alongside them through difficult seasons.
Robert values faith, family, and country, and strives to lead by example with humility, compassion, purpose, and a servant’s heart.