Our 501(c)(3) application is in with the IRS. Once our determination letter arrives, we're ready to move from linking arms to building something lasting.
A place to heal. We plan to open a residential rehabilitation program on farmland, serving five veterans at a time. Tiny homes, shared meals, and a gathering barn, with healing that comes from working the soil and caring for animals.
Skills for the road ahead. Hands-on training in engine rebuilding, welding, plumbing, and IT, so veterans leave with a trade and a way forward.
Growing our reach. We'll open chapters in other states, starting with Kansas and Utah, led by veterans in those communities.
Every gift then becomes tax-deductible, and every dollar goes toward keeping a veteran or family member from falling through the cracks.
We're not waiting to help. We're just getting ready to do more of it.
Our application for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status has been submitted to the IRS and is now pending. Once our determination letter is granted, here's what we plan to do.
A place to heal. After approval, we plan to open a residential rehabilitation program on farmland, serving five veterans at a time. Tiny homes, shared meals, and a gathering barn, with healing that comes from working the soil and caring for animals.
Skills for the road ahead. Once we're certified, we plan to offer hands-on training in engine rebuilding, welding, plumbing, and IT, so veterans leave with a trade and a way forward.
Growing our reach. With our status granted, we plan to open chapters in other states, starting with Kansas and Utah, led by veterans in those communities.
Once our tax-exempt status is granted, contributions will be tax-deductible as permitted by law.
We're not waiting to help. We're just getting ready to do more of it.
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