How We Help
Voices to Vets
Sgt. David Waterhouse worked with Studio No. 237 to release the documentary, RANGER, telling his story in the War on Terror. The impact his Voice had on veterans and their families was overwhelming. Our family was lucky David came home, and we were able to hear what he and his fellow Rangers endured, not every family gets that. David had a platform to tell his story and be able to help others, not every veteran does. We see it as an obligation to help the veterans who came home find their voice, but also to carry their fallen with us and make sure their voices are heard, too.
Aerial RECOVERY
The Silent Heroes of Hurricane Helene
In late September of 2024 disaster struck in the heart of Appalachia. Residents were left without power, water, and many without homes. In the immediate aftermath, Aerial Recovery responded. This is the true story of how veterans found a renewed purpose in service; and how that service brought hope and resilience to a community lost in devastation.
Sager Brooks Moore Scholarship
This scholarship is named in honor of fellow Rangers, Sgt. Thomas Sager, Dr. Tony Brooks, and SFC. Nick Moore. Through artwork and books, they had their own journey to find their voice and help themselves and others. Our goal is to help others follow similar paths.
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Warrior Wellness Program
Through a collaboration with Project Lean Nation, All Prime PT and Supreme Nutrition, we want to provide veterans (and their families) assistance and a path to a healthy lifestyle. Physical health plays such a massive role in our lives, and it also opens another community to become involved in. This scholarship will help veterans (and their spouses) get equipped and ready to begin a new adventure to find their Voice.
FURTHER Your Voice Scholarship
We do not want to dictate someone’s path. Please send us a detailed message in the Contact Us page and tell us what your Voice is and how we can help.