Southeastern Guide Dogs is now Dogs Inc. Your highly-skilled service dog will change your life, boost your confidence, and restore your freedom. You’ll get the healthiest, best-behaved dog with a top-notch pedigree and thousands of hours of training. And you don’t pay anything! We provide your dog, online and in-person training, lifetime alumni support, dog food, and preventative veterinary care at no cost.

Fort Freedom’s mission is to minimize the Veteran suicide rate, free Veterans from the imprisonment of PTSD, and guide them to a newfound sense of purpose. They offer a variety of service lines centered around an intensive 12-week life-restoring program for Veterans, their family members, and loved ones. Fort Freedom is providing cutting-edge therapies, holistic practices, and a supportive community, guiding Veterans to renewed purpose and lasting recovery. This program equips Veterans with the tools to reclaim their inherent strength and emerge as leaders in their own lives.

At Operation Healing Heroes Foundation, our mission is to honor, preserve, and amplify the voices of America’s heroes by documenting and sharing the powerful, untold stories of our U.S. Military Veterans, Gold Star Families, Red Star Families, and First Responders—one story at a time.

Through national television and digital platforms, we create a lasting legacy that fosters understanding, connection, and healing—because we believe that sharing one’s story is often the first step toward overcoming the invisible wounds of service.

Beyond storytelling, we are committed to delivering tangible impact by helping remove financial barriers to care. We actively support and fund access to life-changing treatments and programs that address post-traumatic stress, empowering those we serve—and their families—to reclaim hope, restore purpose, and rebuild their lives.

We exist to ensure that no hero fights alone, no story goes unheard, and no family is left without the support they deserve.

Project OVAT is a charitable organization that focuses on the legal and medical support of Veterans who are attempting to navigate the Veterans Administration disability programs. Veterans who are assisted by Project OVAT will not have the burden of bills, costs or fees commonly associated with their fight for what they have earned and deserve. Our organization proactively covers these costs entirely through charitable funds. Once these matters are complete, each beneficiary Veteran will join an Advisory Board and assist Project OVAT select the next Veteran to support.

The Veterans Multi-Service Center (VMC) was founded in 1980 by local Vietnam Veterans, who built a memorial along the Philadelphia waterfront and discovered a sense of community unparalleled. Since then, their innovative programs have grown to serve over 6,500 Veterans and families annually throughout the tri-state area providing assistance with employment/training, housing, benefits/entitlements, clothing, meals, and fellowship.