PARTNERS
The Charlie and Hazel Daniels Veterans and Military Family Center at MTSU
The Daniels Center’s mission is to provide transition services for Veterans and their families as they return to civilian life after military service. The Daniels Center is centrally located on MTSU’s campus and is open to both students and non-students nationwide. Services include education benefits, employment and workforce training, mental and behavioral health counseling, financial literacy, VA benefits and home loans, emergency housing and food resources, legal assistance, navigation of VA healthcare, peer engagement, and connections to community and governmental resources so Veterans and their families can receive the benefits they have earned. The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project has been and continues to be helpful in the consistent and significant support of the Daniels Center as it assists Veterans and their families in transition home.
Shepherd's Men
Shepherd’s Men is an organization comprised of dedicated patriots committed to creating advocacy and opportunity for our nation’s veteran heroes who have been affected by the hidden injuries of war. We will serve our noble warriors by means of outreach, empowerment and funding of treatment. It is our belief that victory in combat is achieved on two fronts; on the field and in the mind. We will share the burden and lift up our war fighters in need.
Shepherd’s Men raises awareness for the most common injuries affecting returning troops since 2001, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). They also raise funds to meet the clinical budget needs of the SHARE Military Initiative at Shepherd Center, in Atlanta, GA, the only private program of its kind in the country dedicated to treating our veterans with these injuries and helping them return to good health and life with their families.
Warriors Heart
WARRIORS HEART – ADDICTION AND CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY & PTSD TREATMENT FOR ACTIVE MILITARY, VETERANS, AND FIRST RESPONDERS
Warriors Heart® provides private treatment to adult men and women 18 and older who are seeking inpatient treatment for chemical dependency, alcohol abuse, and co-occurring psychological disorders relating to PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) or the psychological effects of MTBI (mild traumatic brain injury).
Warriors Heart is a privately funded treatment center located in San Antonio, where we only treat active military, veterans, firefighters, police, EMTs, and active members from across the United States that belong to organizations that protect and serve the citizens of the United States.
Operation Song
Operation Song’s mission is to empower veterans, active duty military, and their families to tell their stories through the process of songwriting.”
“The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project’s support of Operation Song has been crucial to the success of our mission. The JHP has sponsored our programs at the Alvin C York VA in Murfreesboro and at the SHARE Military Initiative at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, GA.
“I am walking away with a smile on my face and a new song in my soul.”
Chris Sheffield. 25 years in the Army, 6 years in the Special Operations
American Military Family
Our Mission: AMF GY6: STOP VETERAN SUICIDE
Our Goal: To engage veterans, to reach out to other struggling battle buddies and to form a coalition of combat veterans and families who will strengthen and empower one another.
Our Purpose: To inspire, empower, uplift and improve the quality of life for our veterans and their families.
Our Team: We are a team of trained, Suicide Prevention Certified Combat Veterans, all of whom specialize in reaching struggling/suicidal veterans by putting our “Boots on The Ground” to assist another in their time of need.
Special Forces Association Chapter 38
‘The primary mission of Special Forces Association Chapter 38 is to assist, by all lawful means and within the Chapter’s resources and capabilities, the needs of the Soldiers and Families of the 5th Special Forces Group (The Legion Family).’
Since beginning of our relationship with The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project (TCDJHP) in 2016, they have been a willing partner to assist the Soldiers and families of the 5th Special Forces Group at Ft. Campbell, KY; including scholarship benefits and Holiday Season (Thanksgiving and Christmas) support to less fortunate Soldiers.
A Soldiers Child
A Soldier’s Child Foundation (ASC) was established in 2008 with the mission to serve the children of fallen military personnel who have given their lives on active duty while defending the United States of America.
Because of the The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project grants, we have been able to send over 500 children to our flagship camp “Journey Camp.” It is here that the children enjoy adventure, build lifelong relationships, and find hope for their hurting hearts.
A Soldier’s Child Foundation (ASC) was established in 2008 with the mission to serve the children of fallen military personnel who have given their lives on active duty while defending the United States of America.
Because of the The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project grants, we have been able to send over 500 children to our flagship camp “Journey Camp.” It is here that the children enjoy adventure, build lifelong relationships, and find hope for their hurting hearts.
We believe The TCDJHP’s mission in connecting donors to veteran’s organizations that do the most good is a great fit with A Soldier’s Child Foundation, whose mission is to serve the children left behind.
One of The TCDJHP’s mission is the reintegration of a returning soldier. A Soldier’s Child Foundation was created to fill a void in this area for a family of a soldier that does not return home. “Healthy grief is described as finding ways to remember loved ones and adjust to life without them present.” This is what TCDJHP funds, restoring the lives of our country’s national treasure, the children of our fallen American defenders of freedom.
Shadow Warriors Project
Shadow Warriors Project is a faith-based non-profit started by Mark “Oz” Geist and his wife Krystal after Mark was injured in Benghazi on September 12, 2012. We exist to instill hope, promote dignity, and improve the quality of life for our nation’s contractors, veterans, and their families. It is the only charity of its kind. In addition to providing financial assistance for needs such as medical bills, PTSD treatment, and more, our K9 Program brings the warriors we serve a renewed sense of purpose to their lives.
The Legion Fund
The Legion Fund is a charitable entity dedicated solely to assisting 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), an elite Green Beret unit stationed at Fort Campbell, KY. Continuously deployed to the Middle East since 9/11, this Unit and their families have borne a heavy burden during America’s war against terror. The Legion Fund works to ease this burden and address identified needs to this extraordinary community that serves our nation. The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project has and continues to play an integral role in providing emergency aid and merit-based education scholarships to the 5th Group community.
Reboot Recovery
Too many people never heal from trauma and it ends up controlling their lives. That’s why we help people overcome trauma through faith-based programs so they can embrace a brighter future.