Join GallantFew executive director Tony Mayne on Thursday for our Transition Lessons Learned Lunch and Learn series designed to assist service members and families in transition. You can view previous episodes on GallantFew’s Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
GallantFew partners with like-minded organizations to provide Veterans with positive health choices in each of the five functional fitness domains. Many of these organizations are featured in our Transition Lessons Learned Lunch and Learns.
Physical Resources
MVP’s mission is to match up former combat vets and former professional athletes together — after the uniform comes off — to give them a new team to tackle the transition together.
GORUCK builds the best, toughest rucking gear to equip the rucking revolution and force multiply through training, events, and GORUCK Clubs that empower real-world communities in service to something greater than themselves.
Catalyst Sports is a chapter-based, 501c3 non-profit organization with a mission to give people with disabilities access to the life-changing impact of adventure within a supportive and inclusive community.
GymNav is a mobile app that is built for the Warrior Culture to share a common bond through fitness and other active events. Users can host their own fitness events or see what events are going on around them.
F3 is a national network of free, peer-led workouts for men. Our mission is to plant, grow, and serve small workout groups for men for the invigoration of male community leadership.
Spiritual Resources
Saint Luke exists to call men and women to celebrate and be changed by the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus and His Lordship over all of life – for the good of our city and the world.
True Vine provides a unique experience to help identify, set the foundation for, and reinforce the culture of your team.
BENCHMARK directly supports military Chaplains and their Unit Ministry Teams. These customized experiences can initiate powerful change in Soldiers, pointing them to the ultimate benchmark – Christ.
Professional Resources
Columbia University’s Center for Veteran Transition and Integration (CVTI) tackles veteran transition and upward mobility by creating and providing access to the best-in-class tools and programming veterans need as they transition from active service to college and the workforce.
The Honor Foundation (THF) is a world-class transition institute for U.S. Special Operations Forces that helps navigate the transition from military to civilian life and careers. It achieves this through a three-month program that provides tailored executive education, one-on-one coaching, and access to a nationwide professional network.
Three Rangers Foundation provides veterans with the best experts, advice, assistance in every aspect of their journey, whether it is spiritual, physical, mental, employment, finances, family, education.
The Military Assistance Foundation is a nonprofit that provides a plethora of resources for active duty service members and transitioning veterans.
Military Veterans of America provides healthcare advocacy, education, and guidance for Veterans and communities. Additionally, MVoA assists Veterans with free academic advisement via webinars and counseling using experts in their fields.
American Dream U is a non-profit team dedicated to bridging the gap between military and civilian communities by providing professional enhancement tools to active duty military, veterans, and their spouses.
The Global Special Operations Forces (SOF) Foundation (GSF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that aims to build and grow an international network of military, government, commercial, and educational stakeholders in order to advance SOF capabilities and partnerships to confront global and networked threats.
Service to School (S2S) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides free college and grad school application counseling to military veterans and service members. Our goal is to help veterans gain admission to the best college for them while empowering each veteran to make informed decisions about their education.
Still Serving Veterans (SSV) is here to help Veterans get hired, access their benefits, and get connected with the resources they need to build meaningful lives after military service.
Vetlanta’s mission is to make Atlanta the premier community in the country for veterans and their families to work and live. Vetlanta aims to make Atlanta better by making those that serve Atlanta’s military community better – their purpose is to help veterans.
The Indigo Education Company provides GallantFew veterans access to the Indigo Assessment, a multi-dimensional, comprehensive tool to help individuals gain insights through self-awareness of their behaviors, motivators, and skills.
Social Resources
The National Veterans Memorial and Museum honors the legacy of the courageous men and women who answered the call to serve.
Project Refit believes combating isolation will reduce suicide rates among the military and first responder communities.
