We want to give our all
For those who gave their all
Who We Are
WarFrog Foundation
At the heart of WarFrog Foundation is a desire to help those who have served. Everyone on our team has served at some capacity overseas during wartime. We know the sacrifices and the struggles that our veterans make during their time in service. We also know, that sacrifice deserves recognition and honor.
it is for this reason that we work tirelessly to ensure that veterans and their families receive the support that they so rightfully deserve. We strive to surround them with a community that cares and make it our utmost goal to create a culture that prioritizes those who gave so much!
What We Do
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—Outdoor Program
Designed to connect Veterans with many activities related to the outdoors. We offer hiking, fishing, hunting, bushcraft and survival courses. We design each experience around the veterans needs. This program connects Veterans as they develop lasting relationship while supporting and strengthening each other.
02.
— Youth Program
We Provide opportunities for Veterans and youth. These opportunities offer bonding experiences while learning new skills through the nature. These opportunities create lasting memories for parents and children. We provide the connections for counseling and mentorship, as well as protection for our youth in communities abroad.
03.
— Environmental Program
Our Environmental Program is designed to have a dual impact. Firstly, the program focuses on preserving, protecting, and healing the land that we use. Secondly, these lands are purposed for the care of our veterans through special outdoor activities including our outdoor and youth programs.
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— Winds of Change Program
Quite possibly our most impactful program. Through the Winds of Change program, War Frog Foundation presents a set of custom made, high quality, wind chimes to gold star families, families impacted by veteran suicide, and families affected by veterans with cancer. We have delivered bells all over the country and have seen first hand what it means for the family. To have something beautiful, dedicated to their loved one that they can hear every time the wind blows, brings them an immeasurable amount of peace.
Impact Stories
Curtis Travels 2,600 Miles to Deliver Bells to 6 Deserving Families
-2021
Over the past year, the War Frog Movement began. For three weeks Curtis traveled the Country to spread our message. It began with the Honoring SPC. Tony Case’s family, SPC. Alexander Miller family, and SPC. Justin’s Coleman Family. They spent hours sharing heart felt memories of these men and developing lasting connections with the families that culminated with honoring these Families with 65″ Corinthian Wind Bells. “We believe the wind speaks and reminds these families of the Beautiful songs they left” says Curtis. These heroes all served with 10th Mountain. Along the way, they were able to honor random Vietnam Veterans who they met. We slept in road side parks, state lands, and beach fronts. They ate out of an ice chest but considered themselves blessed. We where blessed with a nice warm meal and room Courtesy of Justin Coleman’s father, Mr. Dean Coleman. After 2,600 miles of traveling we finished our journey.
Curtis and the War Frog Team Commit to 2,200 miles for Suicide Awareness
-October 2021
Over the next 7 months, the War Frog Foundation is committing to raise awareness towards the pandemic in this nation that is Veterans Suicide. On average, 22 veterans commit suicide every day in the United States. The alarming number continues to gain awareness, but it’s still not enough. Not yet at least, and that’s why War Frog is putting in the work and “going the distance” sorta speak. The team will each take on 2,200 miles of hiking. Not to mention, much of the hiking will be done wearing combat gear, making the hiking that much more difficult.
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