2025 Impact Report

2025 IMPACT REPORT Celebrating 15 years of providing Veterans lives full of hope and purpose through connection, coaching, and counseling!

WHO WE ARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Kerry Ragbir - Board President Allan Thompson - Treasurer Andrea Gustafson - Secretary

Brandon Young Trevor Brunell Adam Stalnaker

Kyle Fabra Philip Spencer Frank Campanaro - President Emeritus

MEET THE TEAM

Tony Mayne Executive Director

Mary Kubik Veteran Support Specialist

Karl Monger, LPC, NCC, CRC, MSRT Founder & Clinical Director

Nichole Archer, CFRE Development Director

Zach Ceballos Veteran Support Specialist

Candice Christian Gratitude Coordinatior

Sterling Pierce Veteran Support Specialist

“GallantFew has given me the energy and experience to truly dive deeper into what I believe my true purpose is. I would not have been able to discover that without GallantFew.” - US Veteran 2

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2025 - A YEAR OF SUSTAINED GROWTH

As the calendar turned to January 2026, GallantFew is humbled to report another year of growth, accomplishing our mission to provide veterans hope and purpose through our connection, coaching, and counseling programs. We served a record number of veterans in the five functional fitness domains we measure to assess holistic wellness.

2025 brought GallantFew a number of firsts that set the conditions for sustained growth in the coming year. We were awarded a $200,000 grant from the Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans’ Assistance to support our growing clinical counseling program. Clinical Director and GallantFew founder, Karl Monger, expanded the Subconscious Restructuring™ coach and clinical counselor pool of trained professionals available to care for veterans and family members.

GallantFew headquarters hosted more than 500 events, working with national and local organizations to provide tailored service to our diverse veteran population.

This year, we are excited to meet the needs of even more veterans. GallantFew is providing Subconscious Restructing™ coaching to like-minded organizations in group and individual settings to reach more veterans and military families. We are enhancing our targeted preventative assistance and education effort with Army Rangers by doubling the number of connection programs.

With more than 50,000+ veteran and military support organizations to choose from, we are ever grateful to our loyal corporate and individual donors who make our work possible. We owe the American people and the veterans we serve total financial transparency. 2025 marked the 7 th consecutive year the organization invested in a thorough external financial audit. As our donor base continues to grow, we added a seasoned contractor to facilitate internal and external reports.

These efforts set the conditions for GallantFew to continue to receive the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency.

be brave. be bold. be gallant!

Tony Mayne TONY MAYNE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

2025 HIGHLIGHTS 28.5% growth in the number of military community members served.

16% increase in functional fitness services provided. $200,000 Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans’ Assistance grant received for the GallantFew counseling program.

Since 2018, GallantFew has audited financials with an overhead of less than 8%.

HOPE ‘‘Awesome non-profit with a great mission. They have been supportive in every way to me and my business. Really backing up what they talk about.’’

VETERAN CLIMBER: The GallantFew Climbing Program has brought me accountability, an opportunity to be vulnerable with fellow veterans, the opportunity to build my self-confidence, and the ability to serve others.

ARMY VETERAN: With GallantFew’s support, knowledge, and tools, I’m on the path of personal growth, attempting to move the needle forward in my life.

Hope in myself has been restored despite daily challenges, and I have found my purpose in life for the moment.

ARMY RANGER: I really appreciate the all-encompassing, event-oriented task list that you used throughout our conversation. I felt like you really cared about my transition on a personal (emotional well-being) level, which was great.

VOLUNTEER: I am also humbled and grateful to be a small part of what GallantFew does. What I've already received from GallantFew far outweighs any contribution I could ever make, in return.

Thank you for accepting me into the brotherhood!

“GallantFew is dedicated to the total well-being of the Veterans they serve.”

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PURPOSE

THE 3 C’S C’S OF OFGALLANTFEW GALLANTFEW CONNECTING

COACHING

Connecting enters Veterans into a community full of hope and purpose.

Coaching provides Veterans with education and accountability to improve their health.

334 military community members completed 694 Azimuth Checks to improve their functional fitness.

11 Dallas/Fort Worth Metroport Veterans Association monthly events.

250+ Veteran Indoor Rock Climbing sessions across DFW. GallantFew HQ in Columbus, GA, welcomed 10+ to its first Gallant Gathering: A Painting Workshop with Landon Fraker.

GallantFew provided internship opportunities for three graduate school students.

Partnered with Denton County Military Veteran Peer Network‘s Freedom Reins equine therapy program to provide coaching to 24 Veterans over four sessions.

Five Subconscious Restructuring (SR) coaches provided 40 SR coaching sessions, with an additional four SR Coaches in training.

400+ active-duty and veterans assisted with their transitions to higher education and the civilian workforce.

COUNSELING

RANGERS

Counseling allows Veterans to reach their potential in their personal and professional lives.

GallantFew supports the 75th Ranger Regiment’s Ranger for Life program.

$200,000 Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans’ Assistance grant to power our Clinical Counseling program.

375 free Clinical Counseling sessions 19 Veterans participated in the Spirit of Darby therapeutic adventure in Colorado.

Clinical Director Karl Monger completed Brainspotting training.

200+ Rangers educated at three Ranger For Life Transition Symposiums.

521 Rangers and family members were mentored across various stages of transition through coaching, events, and communication products.

7,643 total attendees to 500 GallantFew and partnered events hosted at the GallantFew HQ in Columbus, Ga. Financial and product contributions to Ranger-specific initiatives, such as scholarship and education programs.

17,300+

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IMPACT BY

BY THE THE NUMBERS NUMBERS IMPACT MILITARY SERVED

1,525

MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY COMMUNITY SERVED

SERVICES SERVICES BY FUNCTIONAL FITNESS DOMAIN

9,547

Emotional - 25.2%

SERVICES PROVIDED Social - 14.6%

6+

Spiritual - 32.9% Professional - 9.8%

ENGAGEMENTS PER VETERAN

Physical - 17.5%

YEAR-OVER-YEAR

6,092

MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY COMMUNITY SERVED SINCE 2021

9,547

8000

1500

1,525

1,343 1,089

1,044

1,091

7,906 6,454

6000 4000

3,436

500 0

SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE MILITARY COMMUNITY SINCE 2021 10000

2000

1000

31,210

3,867

2000

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

0

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

“My life changed because of the therapy I received and I am grateful for it, because it6 made me a better man.”

- US Veteran

MARCH

E V E N T S

DENIM&DIAMONDS

GallantFew's annual Denim & Diamonds gala honors the service and sacrifice of our veterans across this great nation. Held this year on March 14, 2026, at The Texas Barn at Circle T Ranch in Westlake, TX, this all-American event celebrates the veteran community while supporting GallantFew's mission to connect, coach, and counsel veterans toward a life full of hope and purpose.

To get involved, contact Nichole Archer at development@gallantfew.org.

$202,248

157

Supporters showed up in denim, sparkled in diamonds, and polished their boots.

Raised to support GallantFew’s programs in all five functional fitness domains: Emotional, Physical, Spiritual, Professional, and Social

MAY

SEPTEMBER

GallantFew’s Patriot Challenge is a nationwide military transition advocacy and community fitness event held May 1–31. Each May, civilians and military supporters unite during Military Appreciation Month to get fit, raise funds, and raise awareness for our mission of serving the military community. #ConnectingAmericatoHerVeterans at www.patriotchallenge.org.

Patriot Challenge Sponsors

Patriot Challenge Guardians Anonymous Henry Doig Stephen Mut Jean Truitt Sandy Williams

270

Patriots logged 24,192 miles in support of our military community

Run Ranger Run is GallantFew’s nationwide fall veteran fitness, awareness, and fundraising event held September 1–October 3, honoring the mission of U.S. Army Ranger Veteran Corporal Cory Smith. Each fall, Ranger supporters run, bike, and walk to continue Cory’s 565-mile legacy and raise awareness of the challenges service members face when transitioning to civilian life. #YourMilesChangeLives at runrangerrun.com.

Run Ranger Run Sponsors

Run Ranger Run Ranger Buddies Anonymous Stacey Day Sandra Fitzgerald Anastasia Locraft Tony & Nicole Mayne McArthur Family Foundation

$49,225

Raised to support veterans, service members, and their families.

227

Run Ranger Runners logged 27,891 miles in support of our Ranger community

Matt & Jess Meece Karl & Sara Monger Rob Porcarelli Trey & Molly Urso Sandy Williams

$102,125

Raised to support the needs of our Ranger community

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FINANCIALS GallantFew is committed to fiscal transparency. We hire and retain subject matter experts to best serve the Veterans who entrust GallantFew with providing them hope and purpose. Since 2018, GallantFew has participated in voluntary external audits to ensure all proper financial controls are in place to adhere to applicable laws and best accounting practices. GallantFew’s annual IRS 990 reports are published on the GallantFew website at www.gallantfew.org/reports. GallantFew is consistently recognized with the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest rating for transparency available at our annual income level.

The 2025 audit will be conducted in third quarter 2026.

Annual Income and Expenses Income

Expenses

2022

2023

$1000000 $800000 $600000 $400000 $200000 $0

2021

Income

2024

Investment Income <1%

Contributions & Grants 64.6%

2024

Expenses Marketing & Fundraising 6.2%

Peer-to-Peer Fundrasiing Events 34.6%

Staff Provided Professional Services 48.3%

Direct Veteran Support 42.6%

General & Administrative 2.9%

TEAMMATES CORPORATE PARTNERS AND DONORS GALLANT

SPARTAN

PATRIOT

AZIMUTH

COMPASS

American Association of Drilling Engineers of Houston Cabot Gun Co. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Foundation Drexel Hamilton Honoring Sandrino’s Sacrifice Fund

Ally Financial Moral Compass Federation Blaze Trails Running Shell USA Company Foundation Devil Dogs Motorcycle Club Sig Sauer Global SOF Foundation Triumph Group Masterpiece Construction Twin Rotors Mission

GUARDIANS THESE INDIVIDUALS COMMITTED TO $1,000+ OF SUPPORT FOR GALLANTFEW IN 2025

Anonymous Candice Aaron Patrick Alcorn Brandon & April Allen Dave Beach Stephen Butler Frank Campanaro Christopher Carpenter Tammi Carter Adam & Diana Cogar Hank Dietz Greg Escobar Dave & Kim Fern Golden Triangle Rotary Foundation Mike & Hazel Gould

Andrea Gustafson Mitch & Lizza Hanson Sean & Laurel Horigan Jay Hull Nitin Jain Mike Kriesman Tony & Nicole Mayne Jerry & Gail Mazanowski Tim McHugh Catherine McKay Matt & Jess Meece Mental Health Colorado Karl & Sara Monger Paula Morgan Michael Nacarato

David Niemeyer John O’Daniel Kerry Ragbir Dave & Laurene Richards Ken & Mary Ann Ross Phil Spencer Trisha & Darrel Susman Allan & Barbara Thompson Charles Vanover Watkins-Watson Charitable Fund Richard Welsh Chris & Jennie Widell Matt Wilson The Wounded Healer Project Brandon & Kelly Young

THE GALLANT SOCIETY GALLANT SOCIETY MEMBERS ARE COMMITTED TO MONTHLY OR ANNUAL IMPACTFUL SUPPORT.

Pamela Beck-McQuaid Arika Cavalera Bara Church Ronald Dean Greg Doig Matthew Hacker Barbara Hamilton

Coy Hixson Ken Huckaby Brian Hund Loren Jerlow John V. Kazan Tony & Nicole Mayne McArthur Family Foundation Athena McGuire

Karl & Sara Monger George O’Neal Laura Salmeron Matthew Scelza St. Paul United Methodist Church Andrew Tunison Sandra Williams

#BEGALLANT IN 2026 SPARTAN SATURDAYS “I will not take my own life by my own hand until I talk to my battle buddy first. My mission is to find a mission to help my Warfighter family.”

The Spartan Pledge is a vow written by Iraq War veteran Boone Cutler, encouraging veterans to promise they will reach out to a battle buddy before considering suicide.

Boone Cutler’s journey from a combat veteran serving in Iraq to an influential advocate for the Warfighter community and fellow Americans is deeply intertwined with his literary works.

In the heart of Sadr City, Boone served as a Psychological Operations team sergeant.

Join us for Spartan Saturdays as we remember Boone Cutler and the impact of his Spartan Pledge with our new buddy check initiative. Through this program, we foster essential connections among veterans, ensuring no warrior faces challenges alone.

GALLANT YOGA GallantYoga, led by Army Veteran Katie Bahten, offers a weekly midweek reset designed specifically for female servicemembers and military spouses.

Each Wednesday at the GallantFew HQ in Columbus, GA, Yoga with Katie Bahten provides ladies an opportunity to slow down, reconnect, and find restoration in a supportive community.

Get involved at https://givebutter.com/gallantyoga.

SPIRIT OF DARBY GallantFew's Spirit of Darby is an inspiring annual functional fitness event that invites participants to heal amid hardship and to build health and bonds through shared grit while honoring WWII Rangers founder BG William O. Darby.

GallantFew’s Spirit of Darby is led by GallantFew’s Karl Monger and Wounded Healer Project’s Tim Spalla, both 75th Ranger Regiment veterans, at Cheyenne Mountain State Park in Colorado Springs, CO . This event features camping under the stars, the grueling Manitou Incline hike, rock climbing, a trek to Pikes Peak's summit, a sacred Lakota Inipi ceremony, and nightly deep-dive sessions.

Learn more at https://givebutter.com/SOD2026.

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