People seem very good at extending an arm to shake a Veteran’s hand and thank them for their service, but don’t see the demons they’re actually hiding. We must help before the demons circling in their heads win.

Returning Veterans often find themselves in trouble, hooked on drugs, alcohol, and domestic issues trying to be the man or woman they were when they left, only to find a society they can’t communicate with; one that believes life is in their phones, and not in face-to-face communication.

I created a program for Combat Veterans to make sure they have food on their tables. This website has a full request for help form linked here.

For our Veterans, we say Thank You for your Service, but we also back it up with Action.

Also, our Colorado base program is Crusaders Valor Rodeo Royalty; a group of young cowgirls who are dedicated to our veterans, military, law enforcement, first responders and firefighters. They are positive role models for our youth and are trying to make America aware of all of the sacrifices that they make.