Recovery team working together in the field

Get Involved

01 — Join the mission

Every recovery starts with people who show up — in the field, with funding, or by spreading the word.

Pick the path that fits you.

DPAA anthropologist excavating at a recovery dig site

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Volunteer

We welcome veterans, civilians, first responders, students, and people with disabilities. We aim for an inclusive, respectful, accommodating team.

Good fit if you can help with: field support, logistics, research, outreach, or specialized skills (medical, archaeology, documentation).

Email SuperFrens@proton.me with a short intro, your background, and any accommodations you need. We’ll talk through openings and fit.

Before you apply: Field recoveries can be physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding. Not every mission is right for every volunteer. We’ll be honest about expectations.

Email to volunteer

DPAA recovery team excavating at a field recovery site

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Organizations & partners

Companies, foundations, and community groups can fund missions, sponsor equipment, host events, or amplify the story through PR and media.

Ways to partner

  • Mission or equipment sponsorship
  • Matching gifts / employee giving
  • Events, fundraisers, or local awareness days
  • Media and PR collaboration that honors families and the mission

Email SuperFrens@proton.me with your organization, idea, and timeline.

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Spread the word

Not ready for the field? Help people find us.

  • Follow and share SuperFrens on social
  • Tell a veterans group, school, or workplace about the mission
  • Host a small awareness event or fundraiser in your community

Questions: SuperFrens@proton.me

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Families with information

If your family is waiting for answers — or you have records, photos, or leads about a missing service member — reach out. Family knowledge often strengthens research.

Email SuperFrens@proton.me. We treat every inquiry with care and respect.