Operation Warriors Heart Foundation announces Frontline Healing Foundation Non-Profit Rebranding Launch that supports Military, Veterans and First Responders
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Tuesday, January 17, 2023
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BANDERA, Texas, Jan. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Operation Warriors Heart Foundation dba Warriors Heart Foundation, announces the Frontline Healing Foundation (FHF), which is a rebrand and naming of their 501(c)(3) that started in 2015 to help subsidize the cost of treatment for Warriors who do not have insurance benefits, including VA benefits, or the means to cover all costs. This foundation was created as a separate entity from the Warriors Heart Facility, and accepts tax deductible donations to help fund warriors (active-duty military, veterans, first responders and EMTs/paramedics) overcome addiction, PTSD, mild TBI, trauma, suicide, depression and co-occurring issues.
Key Points:
- Operation Warriors Heart Foundation launches the Frontline Healing Foundation as a rebrand of their foundation whose mission is to "unite the power of social responsibility, sustainability, and the healing of our warriors" (military, veterans and first responders) struggling with addiction, PTSD and co-occurring issues.
- BANDERA, Texas, Jan. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Operation Warriors Heart Foundation dba Warriors Heart Foundation, announces the Frontline Healing Foundation (FHF), which is a rebrand and naming of their 501(c)(3) that started in 2015 to help subsidize the cost of treatment for Warriors who do not have insurance benefits, including VA benefits, or the means to cover all costs.
- Most funding goes towards treatment services at the Warriors Heart Facility, and also covers funding for other verified programs.
- As the Frontline Healing Foundation Executive Director, Warriors Heart alumni in long-term recovery, Former Green Beret and U.S. Army veteran Ted Lanier has dedicated his life to healing his fellow warriors.