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Unleash our Military Veterans

America’s military veterans should be acknowledged for their contributions to our national security and the monumental sacrifices they have made.

Our Mission Statement

Our passion and purpose is to transform the lives of the disabled, the elderly and veterans by providing them with current, real world skills and placing them in jobs that provide them with a living wage.

We wish to employ the tools and services that empower others to bring their talents to life.

We are striving to create a more inclusive America.

Facts facing American Veterans in our country:

• How do Americans view veterans?
In general, surveys have revealed that Americans perceive most Veterans as “broken” or “damaged” which has become the cultural norm. The results of predispositions like this are detrimental to veterans as they reintegrate and are damaging to a society that fails to recognize Veterans’ potential.
• Veterans bring another type of diversity to an organization, they bring unique ideas and perspectives based on their experiences. This may include working with cutting-edge technology, understanding and supporting advanced teamwork methods, and embodying a strong work ethic.
• Unemployment is one of the many challenges that veterans face after they leave the military.
• About 1.5 million veterans still live below the federal poverty level—a number that represents an increase from that recorded in 2000.
• Veterans are more likely to struggle with debt or other financial problems. Often, their issues with money start when they’re still in the military. A study from the Pew Research Center found that more than 30 percent of military veterans struggle to pay their bills.
• Some employers might not consider military experience as work experience and would consider service as a gap in a resume. Employers may also worry that the veteran may struggle readjusting, impacting their job performance.

Our Shared Values