Frequently Asked Questions

Porchlight for the Wounded^™ is the full name of the project. Around here, you’ll often see it shortened simply to Porchlight. It is a digital front porch for stories, reflections, and honest conversations that help people carrying unseen battles feel less alone.

The Porch Light Is Still On is Anthony Tonar’s book and one of the foundations of Porchlight for the Wounded. It grows from real conversations, lived experience, reflection, faith, and struggle.

A companion experience shaped around Story → Discovery → Reflection → Invitation. It creates room for the reader’s story rather than prescribing answers.

No. Porchlight is a creative and conversational project. It does not provide counseling, therapy, medical care, diagnosis, treatment, or crisis-response services. Anthony may share personal experiences, reflections, educational information, and resources, but he is not acting as a licensed mental-health professional through Porchlight. If you’re looking for additional support, visit our Resources page.

Porch Conversations is the living conversation side of Porchlight—stories, reflections, and honest conversations about the things we carry. Over time, it may include written stories, photographs with reflections, thoughts from walks, video or vlog-style conversations, longer video, audio or podcast-style conversations, and behind-the-scenes Porchlight material as those formats become available.

Visit Resources for carefully framed paths to additional support and useful material. Listing an outside resource does not imply a formal affiliation or endorsement.

For general questions, messages, or an invitation to speak, visit the Contact Anthony page.

Yes. Porchlight was built around honest conversations, and there’s room for yours too. If you’d like to share something you’ve been carrying, you can send your story through Share Your Story.

The Merchandise page is ready for future Porchlight for the Wounded merchandise. Nothing is available to purchase yet.