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This year TBI Warrior® Foundation will be honoring our Nation’s Veterans on Veterans Day through our event, the 5th Annual Honor the Brave. In 2022, we will be celebrating both, in-person and virtual events. Our in-person event will be on November 11, 2022 at TopGolf® - San Antonio from 5-9pm. This will be a great opportunity for you to Honor the Brave with a support that can be meaningful to you or your organization. We have created a myriad of sponsorship options to choose from. If our proposed options do not meet your goals, please let us know and we will be happy to work with you to custom a package that aligns with your goals.

Since 2018, we have honored over 120 Veterans through this event. In addition, Veterans and their families come to the event at no cost to them. Throughout the years, the Honor the Brave event has impacted over 1,000 Veterans and Family Members. The love and appreciation is deeply felt in the community, in some cases it has been life saving as it has mitigated thoughts of suicide.

The Honor the Brave event and the programs we offer that serve Veterans and their Families are possible thanks to our Sponsors and Donors. In addition to sponsoring this event, you will be contributing to our annual budget for direct service programs.

This year, more than ever, we need your support. As the number of Veterans and their Families that receive services from TBI Warrior® Foundation is growing, we have plans to expand our programs with more resources to address the needs.

Our core programs are: 1. Rehabilitation and Vocational Counseling, 2. Health and Wellbeing, 3. Access to Care.

Our programmatic goals for years 2022-2023 are:

Hire 2 additional Rehabilitation and Vocational Counselors to guide, educate, advocate for and support clients that want/need to re-enter the workforce or education/skills training.
Incorporate services and resources that facilitate self-employment to Veterans with Disabilities and/or their Families, especially for those that due to their disabilities cannot have a regular job, but can be self-employment is an option.
Provide more assistive devices to mitigate the effects of disability for those wanting/needing skills re-training or workforce re-entry.
Expand resources on our Access to Care program with the intent of providing more assistance to those that need specialized treatments or that have owe money for already received treatments.
Create a fund to provide tuition for certifications and skills re/training.
Hire a Programs Coordinator with the goal of improving services coordination and services delivery.
Expand our Health and Wellbeing program to incorporate supports for fitness for those that due to their disabilities cannot exercise regularly or using regular means of fitness.