PARTNERS
Below is a sampling of some of the healing programs we’ve partnered with and allocated funding to over the years.
First Responders Resiliency, Inc.® is a program developed to decrease stress and enhance resiliency in first responders. We are a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization created For First Responders, by First Responders, and we are dedicated to the psychological and physical well being of those who are serving, or have served, in the industry.
Chateau Diana Winery supports communities and nonprofit organizations through charitable contributions, partnerships, and event sponsorships. They are involved in various local initiatives, often donating a portion of sales to causes like health, education, and environmental preservation. Chateau Diana also hosts fundraising events and participates in community service projects, providing resources and support to amplify the impact of local nonprofits. Their commitment to giving back reflects their dedication to fostering a positive influence within the communities they serve.
Porsche Monterey supports communities and nonprofit organizations through partnerships, donations, and active community engagement. They often collaborate with local charities, sponsor community events, and contribute to educational, environmental, and social causes. Their involvement may include financial support, event sponsorships, volunteer activities, and providing resources to help amplify the impact of nonprofit initiatives. By engaging with these organizations, Porsche Monterey aims to foster positive change and support the well-being of the communities they serve.
Friends of Firefighters is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that provides independent, confidential, and free mental health counseling and wellness services to active and retired FDNY firefighters and their family members.
Using the power of their creativity and voice to support healthy and vibrant communities.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation supports children, families and communities as they strengthen and create conditions that propel vulnerable children to achieve success as individuals and as contributors to the larger community and society.
The Native American Veteran Association is an advocate for veterans and their families. Assisting tribal and non-tribal families on employment services and emotional recovery, NAVA strives to help tribal and non-tribal families reintegrate into society. We’ve funded a monthly wellbriety program for Native American veterans.
An educational program that aims to maximize military veterans’ ability to undo the nervous system dysfunctions that cause stress-related conditions.
Through yoga practices, the program teaches breathing, meditation, mindful movement, guided rest and gratitude to help relieve these symptoms.
We’ve funded 2-4 veteran yoga workshops a year.
A program designed to provide non-clinical therapeutic programs to women veterans to help alleviate their suffering from Military Sexual Trauma and Post Traumatic Stress offering them hope of a trauma free future. G.I Josie’s mission is to deliver safe, nature-based housing communities with a variety of proven therapy options and career advancement opportunities.
A program to guide veterans in an orientation to and in practical, simple, secular tools of mindfulness, empowering them to cultivate their inner strengths, support their own well-being, participate in their healing process, explore new possibilities, and enjoy the highest possible quality of life to Be Free, Be Well, and Be Whole in their daily lives.
A program that seek to provide results-driven, nature-based programs advocating the restorative power of the ocean and surfing as a form of wellness for injured bodies, minds, and souls. To help wounded and injured active-duty military and veteran heroes move forward in a positive direction through an epic, life-changing surfing experience that builds confidence and healing. One wave at a time.
With every cup, with every conversation, with every community–we nurture the limitless possibilities of human connection.
Our success depends on the well-being of the communities we serve, and we believe we play a role in their development and sustainability.
An interactive learning program that engages horses to help restore the balance in people’s lives, as well as gives them the tools to face life’s challenges with resilience, strength and personal power. The program challenges participants physically, mentally, socially and soulfully. We’ve funded 3-5 veteran equine workshops a year.
INSPIRE’s initiative is to help indigenous high school students complete their education and become more politically involved.
With workshops across various Native American high schools, INSPIRE has helped over a hundred students complete their education and pursue their career.
We’ve funded three Native American Youth Leadership Education Workshops at Tribal High Schools.
An interactive program that helps improve individual’s mental health as well as provide relief from pain using equine therapy.
Reins of H.O.P.E offers a wide range of programs including summer and spring break camps for Native American and veterans’ children.
We’ve funded two children of veterans and Native Americans workshops.
We’ve provided and matched veterans with the best dog companions for them.
The dogs are trained to help with PTS and mental disorders. VP Dogs will utilize a Board certified PTS trained animal behaviorist to execute the training program over a 120-day period.
The program covers all professional service dog training, education programming, administration cost and all other affiliated costs for the veteran.
The Simonton Cancer Center provides resources and retreats for cancer patients and their families, including veterans. Their mission is to help those affected from cancer and provide as much emotional and physical support through the practice of Psychoneuroimmunology.
We’ve funded two to four partial scholarships for veterans to attend cancer retreats.
