Tom Spooner made an appearance on The American Veterans Show that aired October 7th. The show includes mentions of Tom being recognized with the Invisible Heroes award, the reason as to why Warriors Heart was founded, and more details about Tom Spooner’s life.
Warriors Heart has released a list of 7 tools that can be of use to veterans during their recovery in honor of National Recovery Month. These tools are made to help prepare for life after treatment at our facility. Visit the link below to learn more about the 7 tools and how they can be of use to those fighting the war at home.
Fresh Thyme Farmers Market will be hosting their 4th annual golf classic on September 19th, 2018. We sincerely thank Fresh Thyme for their continued support in our mission to bring these brave warriors back home.
Judge Guy Williams provided a full statement regarding his stay with Warriors Heart and the completion of his inpatient therapy. In this statement he talks more about what caused him to seek treatment, his experiences, and what he learned at our facility. You can read the full statement from Williams in the link below.
Security Service recently donated $5000 to the Warriors Heart Foundation. We are grateful for their contribution that will help us create a community of healing for warriors across the United States. Security Service reiterated their commitment to helping our veterans, and how they hope the donation will help them focus on their healing without having to worry about insurance or private funding.
Warriors Heart was recently featured on the All Secure Foundation site as a resource for those in need of substance abuse. We’re honored to be part of the mission to help bring back our warriors home to their families and help them win the fight against addiction and PTSD.
Tom Spooner was recently interviewed by Warriors Magazine where he talks more about Warriors Heart and how our treatment is tuned to the lives of the military and first responders. Tom also talks more about the dangers of leaving warriors to fight their battle alone and how important it is to reach out for help when needed.
Buzz Ponce has successfully concluded his cross country bicycle trip across the United States. This 3,100 mile trip took 8 weeks to complete and had Buzz riding in intense heat and humidity throughout most of his journey. His completion of the cross country ride comes a few days before his 70th birthday.
Buzz Ponce is nearing the end of his cross country journey on a bicycle. He started this journey to raise funds in support of the Warriors Heart Foundation to help veterans, active military, and other first responders get treatment. Learn more about his journey and his purpose in the article below.
Chris Stricklin was recently featured on CBS46 where he talked more about his fundraiser in support of our nation’s veterans. In the interview, he discusses his partnership with the Warriors Heart Foundation, his reasons behind working for veterans, and how you can help show your support.
