In our 19th episode of Honoring Hidden Heroes, we chat with Rick from CreatiVets to learn more about music and art therapy for veterans. CreatiVets provides veterans with a creative outlet for their experiences and challenging emotions, aiming to improve their mental well-being and giving them a healthy way to cope with the difficulties they’ve experienced in their military careers.

Check out this month’s episode to hear more from Ricky about CreatiVets’ inspiring programs, the future of CreatiVets, and how you can get involved!

In this month’s episode, we talk with Lexi Green from Canines for Service. This non-profit trains service dogs for veterans at no cost, providing our service members with the help they need to live a fulfilling life. We were honored to have the opportunity to learn more about such an inspiring organization and encourage our listeners to get involved in any way they can!

In this episode, we chat with Paul Chapa, the founder of Friends in Service of Heroes (F.I.S.H). This organization works to increase awareness of the sacrifices our service members make while providing our military communities with the resources necessary to improve their well-being. We’re excited to have the opportunity to connect with such an amazing organization and hope this episode inspires our listeners to get involved!

In this month’s episode, we chat with Bart Sherwood, the founder of Train a Dog, Save a Warrior (TADSAW). This organization’s goal is to help service members and veterans access service dog training and animal therapy to improve their mental health and encourage independence. Tune into our latest episode to hear more about this amazing organization.

In our 15th installment of Honoring Hidden Heroes, we chat with Al Lampkins, a retired Army Veteran and community advocate. He works closely with the Veterans Bridge Homes, a non-profit dedicated to helping service members, veterans, and their families transition to civilian life. He also created Fayetteville-Raeford Cares with his wife, Alberta Lampkins, which is a mentoring program for the youth in his community.

Dive into this month’s episode to hear more about his inspiring work for the military community in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

In this month’s episode, we sit down with George Fuller, the founder and president of Ruck ‘N’ Run. This organization honors those who served, builds camaraderie, and connects the community through monthly missions and an annual ruck march event. We’re thrilled to spotlight such an amazing organization and we hope hearing more about Ruck ‘N’ Run encourages our listeners to get involved.

In episode 13, we sit down with Major Roberto “Bobby” Reyes.

Major Roberto Reyes works with law enforcement in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He discusses his lengthy career as a law enforcement officer, especially regarding his passion for homicide investigation.

Dive into this episode to take a closer look at the behind-the-scenes of homicide investigations from an industry professional.

On this episode we speak to Felicia and Andy Davis. They represent Wish For Our Heroes and are giving back to an organization that one time gave to them. We are excited to spotlight such an amazing organization and 2 equally amazing volunteers.