Guy, an Army veteran (01-02) in Midland, found himself facing one of the toughest battles of his life - not on the battlefield, but at home. While going through a divorce, his finances began to unravel, bills piled up, and before he knew it, he had fallen four months behind on rent. The stress of the situation grew when he received an eviction notice. With no clear path forward and unsure where to turn, the veteran reached out for help,

What started as a free concert ticket ended as a new job! A veteran searching for meaningful work found a powerful full-circle moment in being hired as a career advisor with firsthand experience, and now helps guide others through the same transitions they once faced.

On September 04, 2015, Jeremy took his own life, just two days before his 32nd birthday. This tragedy left our family with more questions than answers. The grief was overwhelming, like nothing we had felt since losing Robert. I believe that if he had made that phone call before his fateful decision, we would have come together and fought for him, just as we had done before, because that’s what my family has always done for each other.

When Corey received notice of an upcoming medical procedure at the VA Clinic, he faced a problem that went far beyond logistics. The procedure would require sedation, meaning he wouldn’t be able to drive himself to or from the appointment. Normally, his wife would have been by his side, but after her recent passing, Corey found himself alone and unsure where to turn for help.