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Provide Support
Mental-health tools for those who serve.
SUPPORTING FIRST RESPONDERS. STRENGTHENING FAMILIES. SAVING LIVES.
Your people.
Our promise.
Created in memory of Deputy Tyler Martin, Tyler's Promise Foundation puts practical mental-health tools, resources, and reminders of support directly into the hands of first responders.
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Strengthen Families
Because their people matter too.
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Create Change
Breaking the stigma. Starting the conversation.
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Save Lives
It's okay to need backup.
THE HEART BEHIND THE PROMISE
More than a badge.
Tyler's Promise was created in memory of Deputy Tyler Martin and the life, love, and people behind the uniform.
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WHAT WE DO
Support that reaches people where they are.
FOR THE PEOPLE WAITING AT HOME
The call doesn't end when the shift does.
First responder mental health reaches beyond the person wearing the uniform. Spouses and partners, children, parents, siblings, and the people waiting at home can carry pieces of this life too.
Tyler's Promise believes supporting first responders also means recognizing the families who love them, notice when something changes, sit beside them through the hard days, and need support of their own.
Because behind every responder is a whole life — and people who need them to come home.
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You don't have to carry this alone.
If you or someone you care about is in crisis in the United States, call or text 988.
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Reset Kit updates, volunteer opportunities, upcoming events, mental health awareness, and ways to help our first responder community.
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IN THE NEWS · SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
Tyler's Promise in the spotlight.
Spectrum News 1 featured Lauren and Tyler's Promise Foundation in a story about turning grief into meaningful support for first responders and their families.
The article shares how Promise Reset Kits provide grounding tools, how volunteers across the country contribute handmade prayer squares, and why confidential mental-health support matters.
Reported by McKenzie Muskett · Spectrum News 1
Read the Spectrum News Article ↗