The Honor Journal: Summer/Fall 2023

Summer/Fall 2023

Issue 009

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Contents 04 THF Briefing 07

Programs Update

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Connections Outside of the Classroom

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Fuel for our Mission:

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Swim For SOF 2023

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Veterans Day Promotions

Event recaps

30 2023 Fundraising Events & Campaigns 32

THF in the News

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

THF STAFF

Jon Skinner

Matt Stevens

Chairman

J.Scott Adams Dave Alberga Matt Bigge Marc Brown John Burnham Justin Connolly David Janke Jerome King Lyla Kohistany Harry Leonhardt Frank Muller LTG(ret) Mike Nagata Greg Smith Larry Solomon Matt Stevens Brian Sweigart Richard Wells

CEO

Michael Halterman

VP of Operations

Janie Livesay

VP of Programs & Curriculum

Kelly McGraw

VP of Impact

Lindsay Cashin

VP of People

Kathy Leming

VP of Marketing & Communications

Mindy Hill

Director of Business Operations

Bob Newman

Director of Virtual Programs

Cally Wood

Director of Programs Eglin

Daniel Snyder

Kelsey Segalini

Program Manager Eglin

Program Coordinator Virginia Beach

Director of People JBLM

Marc Tirres

Monika Fletcher Program Manager Camp Lejeune

Stephanie Snyder

Program Coordinator Tampa

Jessica Hunt

Michael Higgs

Jacque Edwards

Ashley Brown

J.P. Tuthill

Phil Gant

Jillian Staats

Hillary Hays

Skip Mckee

Sam Dement

Director of Programs Tampa Director of Programs Eglin Director of Programs San Diego Director of Programs Fort Liberty

Program Coordinator TN | Fort Campbell Program Coordinator JBLM

Stephanie Haines

Director of People Virginia Beach Director of People San Diego

Rebekah Alvord

Director of Impact West Director of Impact Central Director of Impact Northeast | Rockies

Director of Programs JBLM

Ryan Nixon

Program Coordinator Virtual

Josh Burch

Marleen Livingstone

Sean Carano

Shannon Waters

Program Coordinator Fort Liberty

Kathleen Watson

Director of People Tampa

Hailey Juneau

Shane Minnick

Shelby Higgs

Rachel Drew

Director of Programs Camp Lejeune

Director of Programs TN | Fort Campbell

Program Coordinator San Diego

Director of People TN | Fort Campbell

Director of Impact Mid-Atlantic

Impact Coordinator

Director of People Fort Liberty

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THF Briefing A Message from Matt Stevens, CEO Friends and family of The Honor Foundation – I hope you are all doing well.

This newsletter is reaching your mailbox a bit later than usual because we have been working around the clock and behind the scenes to launch our EIGHTH and NINTH campuses and preparing for a legion of fall events!! We want to keep you, our supporters, in the loop about all of the incredible growth and accomplishment our Fellows and the team have seen over the past few months.

We have exciting news to report: as of this summer, we now have 2,235 graduates of the THF program and we’ve

opened new campuses at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) in Washington State and at Fort Campbell in Tennessee to serve even more members of the SOF community. We have incredible, generous donors such as the JTMF Foundation, the State of Tennessee, the Wounded Warrior Project who have made all of this possible,and we have grown our network across the board through our fundraising efforts, Treks, and community outreach. THF is also proud to report we received a four star rating from Charity Navigator.

Though a majority of the year is behind us, our energy remains high to carry us through the end of 2023 stronger than ever–with eyes on our Tenth Anniversary in 2024.

My sincere gratitude to The Navy SEAL Foundation - our founding partner, all of our supporters, volunteers, partners, donors, faculty, coaches, mentors, the THF board, staff and their families for joining us in our mission. Thank YOU for your dedication to The Honor Foundation. We couldn’t do this without you!!

I look forward to seeing all of you this fall.

With honor and respect,

Matt Stevens THF CEO

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Here We Grow Again Meet the newest additions to the THF family.

Brian Sweigart

Josh Burch

Board Member

Director of People, TN | Fort Campbell

Brian is the COO and co-founder of Surefox North America, a veteran-owned security consulting firm, where he oversees the daily operations of over 800 employees.

Brian has been involved in risk management for over 20 years with extensive experience in the military and as a private security consultant . Prior to co-founding Surefox, Brian served in the US Army for 12 years with two combat deployments, and then four years in Abu Dhabi as a security consultant to the United Arab Emirates.

Shelby Higgs Program Coordinator, San Diego Shelby is a California native, born and raised in San Diego, California, and is the daughter of a veteran 30yr Navy SEAL and 15yr Navy Air Traffic Controller. Growing up in San Diego, she has been surrounded by military culture her whole life, and is excited to take on a role where she can give back to those who have served. She is currently on track to graduate with her BA in Psychology from University of California, San Diego and spends her time outside of THF rock climbing, snowboarding, and silversmithing.

Sam Dement Director of Programs, JBLM Sam retired after 21 years of serving in the US Army, starting as an infantryman in the 82nd Airborne Division before spending over a decade as a Green Beret with the 1st Special Forces Group. Shortly after retirement, Sam attended UW Seattle’s Executive MBA program, graduating in the summer of 2022. Sam joins The Honor Foundation team as the Director of Programs for our new campus in Washington to serve the SOF men and women at Joint Base Lewis Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Josh currently serves The Honor Foundation as a Director of People in the Nashville & Fort Campbell, KY area, which affords him the opportunity to continue his passion for service through development of initiatives to support the Special Operations community, Veterans, Spouses, and the community around him. Josh attributes his compassion for others and the experiences gained throughout his 25+ years of service as a Green Beret in the U.S. Army, to be a major factor in his ability to contribute to these efforts.

Shannon Waters Program Coordinator, Fort Liberty Shannon was born and raised in a small town in Massachusetts (alongside her husband). Shannon holds a BA in Art from Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH. She has been a proud SOF military spouse for 12 years. She enjoys working out and spending as much time as possible with her husband, their two daughters, and their dogs.

Shane Minnick Director of Programs, TN | Fort Campbell Shane was born and raised in Minnesota and took full advantage of the fishing opportunities Minnesota provided while growing up. He joined the Army in 1993 and served within the 101st Airborne Division through several positions ranging from an infantryman to a Long-Range Surveillance Detachment Team Leader. Shane graduated from the Special Forces Qualification Course in 2001 and then served within the 5th Special Forces Group through 2023. The military gave him everything he signed up for; he could not have chosen a better path. (cont’d next pg)

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Here We Grow Again cont’d While he will miss it, Shane is eager and excited to start his next life chapter and pleased to begin the journey with The Honor Foundation as the Director of Programs for the TN | Fort Campbell Campus. DOL.

Jacque Edwards Program Coordinator, TN | Fort Campbell Jaqcue cares deeply about relationship building, and that has guided her professional experience. She is the spouse of a soldier in the Army’s 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. Her husband, Jonny has been a part of First Battalion, 160th SOAR for almost 22 years. This gave her the opportunity to become an active member in the Regiment’s Family Readiness Group (FRG). She learned a lot about volunteering with and supporting other Military Spouses that were in similar situations, finding that this group could be the “family” she leaned on while her husband was away serving our country.

She welcomes any chance for a cup of coffee to share more about her experience!

Skip McKee Director of Impact, Northeast | Rockies Having spent the last 19 years in the advertising and strategic consulting arenas, Skip has built a number of organizations from the ground up in a variety of verticals. After being part of The Honor Foundation’s Leadership Circle for the past two years, the ability to champion our nation’s Special Operations Forces and all that THF stands for as a member of the Impact Team, was a once in a lifetime chance to make a difference.

Skip and his family split time between Boston and Park City, Utah. When he’s not front and center for THF, he’s likely praying for MORE SNOW!

Marleen Livingstone Director of Impact, Mid-Atlantic For nearly 3 decades Marleen Livingstone has been leading nonprofit organizations to fundraising success.

With extensive fundraising experience, Marleen brings perspective and expertise on a wide range of topics.

Some of Marleen’s areas of expertise include: strategic planning; major gift solicitation and stewardship; corporate engagement and partnership; grant research, writing and follow-up; campaign management; annual giving and communications; board development and committee management; team building; database implementation and administration; and marketing.

Most recently Marleen led development teams at Penn State University and the AKC Canine Health Foundation.

Rebekah Alvord Director of People, JBLM Rebekah has worked in the nonprofit sector for many years serving diverse populations with a high degree of intuition, empathy, and professionalism regardless of circumstance. She aspires to empower all individuals and organizations to develop a genuinely optimistic outlook so that each entity can move from ‘survival mode’ to ‘thriving growth’. Rebekah is a proud SOF military spouse and after moving to the JBLM area in 2020, she now considers herself a true fan of the PNW.

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Program Updates & Graduations Congratulations to our Spring and Summer 2023 Fellows!

At the conclusion of the spring and summer cohorts, the THF Alumni welcomed 379 more graduates to its tribe.

We are proud to have celebrated the achievements of our Fellows who completed the program this spring and summer -- both virtually and in-person: Group 63 (Camp Lejeune), Group 64 (Fort Liberty), Group 65 (Eglin), Group 66 (Tampa), Group 67 (San Diego), Group 68 (Virtual), Group 69 (Virginia Beach), Group 70 (Virtual), Group 71 (Virtual) and Group 72 (Virtual).

We can proudly say that we now have 2,235 Alumni who have graduated from the THF Program.

Thank you to all who have shared in the cohort and graduation experiences with us this spring –- Fellows and their families, Alumni, THF board members, staff, coaches, mentors, donors, faculty, and all honored guests. A special thank you to our honored commencement speakers Harrison Bernstein, Executive Director of Soldiers to Sidelines; Greg Smith, THF Board Member and coach; Huntley Garriott, President of Live Oak Bank; Bruce Rose, Founder and CEO of The Carrington Companies; Dave Alberga, THF board member and coach; H. Malcolm Stewart, former President and COO at Camden Property Trust; Lyla Kohistany, CEO of Honor the Promise and THF board member; LTG ret. Mike Nagata, THF board member; and Harold Bologna, Guide for Warrior PATH and Struggle Well Programs for their inspiring words!

Pictured: Group 63, Camp Lejeune

Thank you to the Navy SEAL Foundation, PayPal, Carrington Charitable Foundation, Wounded Warrior Project, and Surefox North America for your continued support. These celebrations would not be possible without you.

Pictured: Group 64, Fort Liberty

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Pictured: Group 65, Eglin

Pictured: Group 66, Tampa

Pictured: Group 67, San Diego

Pictured: Group 68, Virtual

Pictured: Group 69, Virginia Beach

Pictured: Group 70, Virtual

Pictured: Group 71, Virtual

Pictured: Group 72, Virtual

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New Application Deadlines:

The Honor Foundation Abroad THF is now accepting applications for 2024 Cohorts!

If you are or know a member of the Special Operations Forces community who is 12-18 months from leaving active duty service, please encourage them to apply to our program by visiting honor.org/ apply.

COMPLETED APPLICATION PACKAGE DEADLINES Spring 2024:

December 1, 2023

Summer 2024: April 15, 2024

(*virtual cohorts only) Fall 2024:

Thanks to THF Coach and former Board of Directors Member, Heidi Fearon-Barker, and THF Faculty Member Jeff Pottinger, THF 1-Day Transition Seminars have expanded to Stuttgart, Germany!

August 1, 2024

Completed Application Package Includes: 1. Submit online application 2. Submit two letters of recommendation from a peer/superior/THF Alumni 3. Submit a basic resume 4. Schedule an Interview with campus Program Director *Instructions for steps 2-4 will be sent upon completion of online application

THF received a warm welcome at these seminars with a great turnout and we’re excited to continue to have a presence abroad!

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Welcome: THF JBLM Campus!

JBLM, The Honor Foundation is excited to serve you!

Thanks to the generous support of the JTMF Foundation, THF is thrilled to announce its expansion to the Lakewood, WA area to serve the SOF men and women at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. With the additional support of the Wounded Warrior Project and Pierce Community College, THF is honored to be welcomed to the community and take part in the transition experience of numerous individuals and their families.

Now Serving: Fort Campbell!

THF is also proud to share that we opened a new campus in Tennessee/Fort Campbell. We will bring our proprietary transition program to the home of 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), one of the most decorated active-duty United States Army Special Forces groups in the armed forces, the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), and a large community of other retired and active SOF. This expansion is being made possible by the generous patriots of our Nashville Benefit Dinner, The Legion Fund, and the State of Tennessee, becoming the first campus to be sponsored with state funding. We could not have done this without you.

For the last few years, THF has been building a foothold among business and community leaders in the Tennessee/Fort Campbell area in preparation for this natural expansion, in hopes that it will have even more connections to offer the graduates of their program. We are excited to see how this community will continue to grow in the Tennessee/Fort Campbell area.

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Connections Outside of the Classroom Fellows travel across the US for Treks Treks are one of the pillars of the THF Program -- an opportunity for Fellows to immerse themselves in various companies and organizations to learn about roles, culture, operations and a variety of industries. With this experience, Fellows are able to meet with business leaders in their area and travel to a metropolitan city to expand their knowledge, create new connections and practice their networking skills – all to help with their transition after active duty service.

THF’s People Team organized both in-person and virtual “visits” -with several campuses having the opportunity to welcome Fellows into their offices while others participated in Zoom calls with the Virtual Fellows -- all to provide a learning opportunity to Fellows across all THF campuses.

This spring, Fellows visited Seattle, Houston, Raleigh and Charlotte in addition to businesses in their own backyard – San Diego, Virginia Beach, Tampa, and Wilmington.

THF cannot be more grateful to all the individuals and companies who h

Thanks again for sharing y THF sincerely appreciates your valuable time, efforts and con

helped make these events a success for the spring and summer cohorts:

your time with the Fellows! ntinuous support of the organization and the military community.

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Alumni Reunions Across the Campuses The THF Alumni Tribe – a “community post community”.

A support system. A network for life.

The THF People Team across our campuses continue to create opportunities for our Fellows to connect with each other after graduation…and what better way to stay engaged with the organization and other Fellows in the area than to have a fun evening to network and celebrate.

If you are a THF Alumnus, reach out to the local THF campus team to learn more about these reunions.

We’d love to see you!

SOF Week 2023 | Tampa, FL THF gathered in Tampa with our valued community partner, the Global SOF Foundation, as well as hundreds of others for the annual conference in May. SOF Week is a natonal convention for the U.S Special Operations Forces and includes a diverse agenda and networking opportunities that include professional development sessions, such as the SOF for LIFE transition seminar with THF, operator-driven discussions and panels, and family-focused conversations.

Thank you to GSOF for generosity and support.

We had a great time in 2023 and we look forward to being a part of the SOF Community Corridor again for International SOF Week in 2024!

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When Time, Talent & Treasure Come Together To Serve The Mission of The Honor Foundation

he accepted a job with CAE. THF actively engages with alumni across the country and George quickly engaged with the Tampa team as an active volunteer to the program that served him. He gave off his personal time. He then created an opportunity for THF to engage with senior leadership at CAE to explore their interest in engaging with us for talent and the gift of treasure. CAE leaned in with us early, hired another THF Alumnus that moved to Tampa Bay, Austin ?. It was then that George and Austin assisted with the discussion of the gift of treasure and within 6 months of that activation CAE generously donated to the THF mission.

This Fall our San Diego cohort will visit the CAE campus in Dallas, TX to learn more about their company and industry and in the Spring of 2024 the Tampa cohort with visit the CAE campus in Tampa— another amazing demonstration of CAE’s gift of time to our “When we create relationships with mission!

Written by Kathleen Watson, Director of People, Tampa and Eglin Campuses The perfect triad of successful support of The Honor Foundation occurs when we can combine our three foundational pillars of time, talent, treasure. These pillars drive the conversations we undertake in the communities we serve. We ask:

organizations where all three questions are fulfilled successfully, we develop a deep foundation for a meaningful and long lasting experience for our Fellows and Alumni, allowing us to fully execute our mission.”

“Would you like to volunteer your TIME?” “Would you like to hire the TALENT from this amazing community of warriors?”

“Would you like to support our mission with the gift of TREASURE?” When we create relationships with organizations where all three questions are fulfilled successfully, we develop a deep foundation for a meaningful and long lasting experience for our Fellows and Alumni, allowing us to fully execute our mission.

We have many examples of this kind of successful partnership, and one is in Tampa Bay with CAE. It began with an Alumnus of THF, George Thiebes (Group ?).

George graduated THF and relocated to Tampa Bay where

What began as one Fellow dove into transition with THF has led to the creation of a meaningful, national partnership with a major corporation that is serving all three of our pillars!

We ask our Fellows as they graduate from our program to send the elevator back down, take us with them wherever they go and they truly do.

Thank you to the MANY organizations that choose to support THF across all pillars.

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Fuel for our Mission: San Diego - Nashville - Dallas - Austin - Houston - Tampa

THF Nashville Benefit Dinner

THF Dallas Networking Event

Swim for SOF

Austin Benefit Dinner

Tito’s Vodka Barefoot Brawl Golf Tournament 2023

CAE Defense

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2023 has been monumental for the THF’s Impact Team as they have continued their hard work to help keep our community of supporters involved and tied to our mission. They have no intention on slowing down before the year ends. If anything, they have fully ramped up for the fall with every intention to finish stronger than ever.

THF Special Events are always a very fun time - no matter what city we happen to be visiting. Our cocktail parties, Swim, and Benefit Dinners offer an opportunity for our supporters to not only learn more about our mission but to personally

get to know the incredible men and women of the Special Operations community, making personal bonds that last in the future.

Surefox, Paypal, Apollo and many others who continuously support our mission.

We humbled by the outreach, encouragement and participation to all who take part in our events, and thankful to those who have extended their personal networks to THF. We are also grateful for our partnerships with companies and grantors around the country such as our founding partner, the Navy SEAL Foundation, Carrington Charitable Foundation, Wounded Warrior Project,

The success of these initiatives gives us the opportunity to serve more Special Operators and their families and help them achieve a successful transition.

Thank you to everyone who has given their time, talent and financial support in 2023 so far! We hope to see you at our remaining fundraising events over the next couple of months!

ONIT Home + THF 2023 Golf Tournament

Friends of Pinehurst Surgical Center

Green Clean Express Auto Wash Grand Opening

TCW Global Father’s Day Hot Wings Challenge

View more photos from our events by visiting our Photo Gallery under News & Events on honor.org.

Swim for SOF 2023 On September 16, 2023, over 100 swimmers gathered in San Diego for The Honor Foundation’s Third Annual Swim for SOF presented by Surefox, a high-performance athletic challenge that raises funds and awareness for The Honor Foundation’s mission to help Special Operations Forces transition from military to civilian life. The event brought together an amazing group of athletes, supporters, sponsors, volunteers, and spectators, who spent the day united in patriotism and enthusiastic support of our Special Operations Forces veterans.

This event, which comprises of a 3.3 mile swim across the San Diego Bay to the U.S.S. Midway and a litany of accompanying workouts, takes determination, focus, and courage, both physically and mentally, but the challenge is made easier by the heart and camaraderie of all those involved. The swimmers, who were made up of THF Alumni, event sponsors, and mission supporters, showed their grit in an incredible display of athleticism, conquering the open water swim and demanding tribute workouts. The first and second race finishers were Mia Marinos and Kaylee Jamison, respectively. Top fundraising awards went to the Batten Safe team, Dennis Noona-Sloan and swimmer Jessica Migdal.

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The crowd enjoyed a closing ceremony on the flight deck of the U.S.S. Midway where inspiring remarks were made by THF CEO Matt Stevens; Surefox Chief of Staff, Pete Twedell; Swim for SOF Race Director, Jason Goyanko; and THF Director of Virtual Programs, Bob Newman.

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An enormous thank you to our Presenting Sponsor, Surefox, and all event sponsors -- we greatly appreciate your generosity, participation and partnership.

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To our Tribe of Volunteers — we could not have done this without you. To all those who donated special items to our silent auction – your small contribution makes a great impact. And to all those who attended our special day and sharing, tagging, and spreading the awareness of this event across your network, we are beyond appreciative for your support.

Save the date for September 14, 2024!

See you again in San Diego!

View more Swim for SOF photos by visiting the photo gallery!

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End-of-Year Giving

Your help will:

As the seasons begin to change, we’re looking forward to 2024– our Tenth Anniversary. At this pivotal moment, with thousands more people in the Special Operations Community that need our services, our mission has never felt more clear and important.

We are asking you to join us as we strive to make a defining impact on the SOF community and their families.

• Support our nation’s most elite veterans, who have sacrificed so much for our freedom, in finding fulfilling post-military careers

Please give to support our Special Operations community today.

• Foster our nation’s next generation of great business and community leaders, enriching our workforce and making a positive impact on the world.

• Strengthen the families of SOF veterans by navigating the change from military to civilian life, easing the strain of this challenging time.

Giving Tuesday For #GivingTuesday, our friends at Team Wendy are supporting THF again this year!

Receive 20% off your online order and THF will receive 20% of Giving Tuesday’s online sales.

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Veterans Day Promotions and Events Burpees for Vets This Veterans Day, The Honor Foundation was one of the charities selected for the #BurpeesForVets Challenge!

Each burpee raised one dollar to support five nonprofits, including THF. Thank you, #BurpeesForVets, and to all those who participated in this year’s fundraiser!

To sign up as an individual or a team, visit HERE.

SAVE THE DATE: 2024

This February, The Honor Foundation is excited to launch its first golf tournament at the beautiful Kelly Plantation Golf Club in Destin, FL. Save-the-date for February 26, 2024!

For more information and sponsorship opportunities, contact Kelsey Segalini at kelsey.segalini@honor.org or scan the QR code below!

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Upcoming 2024 Fundraising Events & Campaigns 2024

September 14 | San Diego, CA

THF 10-Year Anniversary | National Giving Campaign

Swim for SOF

February 26 | Fort Walton Beach, FL

September 26 | Austin, TX

THF Swing for SOF Golf Tournament

Austin Benefit Dinner

March 25 | Argyle, TX

October 17 | New York, NY

ONIT + THF Golf Tournament

New York Benefit Dinner

April 11 | Nashville, TN

October 24 | Houston, TX

Nashville Benefit Dinner

Houston Benefit Dinner

May-July | National

November | National

Freedom Project Giving Campaign

Veterans Day 2024 | Giving Tuesday 2024

Visit honor.org/event for more details!

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Shop THF! Now available at shop.honor.org!

THF Black Hoodie

THF Signature T-Shirt

THF Tactical Hat

Another Way to Give!

The Honor Foundation is partnered with CARS (Charitable Adult Rides & Services) for our vehicle donation program. We are excited to move forward together to serve the Special Operations Forces community, especially with an experienced nonprofit who has been processing vehicle donations for more than 16 years.

If you’d like to donate your vehicle, call 844-55-HONOR or visit The Honor Foundation’s homepage to submit a secure online donation form. You may also email : donorsupport@careasy.org.

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NEW THF VIDEOS

2023 Swim for SOF | EVENT RECAP

The Honor Foundation | Charting a New Course

Be sure to visit The Honor Foundation’s Vimeo channel for more videos!

Press and Podcasts: FOX News Digital

Combat Story Podcast

ABC Channel 10 News

Press Releases PRESS RELEASE: The Honor Foundation Announces Jon Skinner as New Chairman of the Board of Directors PRESS RELEASE: THF Announces Opening of JBLM Campus PRESS RELEASE: THF Partners with Texas de Brazil for May Fundraiser PRESS RELEASE: THF + Surefox Partnership Press Release

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On the News

Podcasts

THF on WTKR3 Hampton Roads

Director of Impact, JP Tuthill, on The VA Boss Live Show

THF Featured on WTKR News

Matt Stevens THF CEO, featured on SABM Podcast

THF Swim for SOF on ABC Channel 10 News

Ashley Brown, THF Director of People- VB, featured on the Hampton Roads Chamber Podcast

THF Swim for SOF on CBS8 (in-studio) THF Swim for SOF on CBS8 THF Swim for SOF on CBS8 (recap) THF on z90.3 FM Radio

THF Director of People Josh Burch Featured on BGSF Podcast Matt Stevens on Combat Story Podcast THF CEO Matt Stevens Featured on Executive Decisions Podcast THF VP of Operations featured on Security Halt! Podcast

Features & Mentions SPECIAL FEATURE: Fox News Digital Article

MENTION: Qualcomm article

FEATURE: Comcast Washington website

MENTION: THF Coach/Faculty Bill Kieffer article

FEATURE: Center for Executive Excellence Post

MENTION: Alumnus JB Laso on Veteran Voices Podcast

FEATURE: Melone Hatley Newsletter

MENTION: SOFx – SOF Week/SOF for Life Seminar

NOMINATION: THF Nominated for Center for Executive Excellence award

MENTION: THF Faculty Phil Dana on Veteran Crowd Network

INTERVIEW: THF Fellow Josh Burch featured on Nashville Chamber of Commerce

MENTION: THF Alumnus Brian Norris featured in Charlotte Business Journal

MENTION: Daily Trust Life about Blackstone Career Pathways

MENTION: Tahoe Daily Tribune with Tahoe Gifting Company

MENTION: TD Bank Group article

MENTION: Joe Musselman in Good Men Project Blog MENTION: Main Street Clarksville

Visit the THF Blog and follow us on social media for more press hits and blog posts!

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