Valor and Voice
SupportingThose Who Have Suffered
Mission
Valor and Voice Foundation is a nonprofit organization committed to providing financial assistance to charities that offer support and resources to combat veterans and sexual abuse victims. Join us in our mission to make a difference in their lives.
Services
What We Do
Supporting Sexual Violence Victims
At the heart of our commitment to combat veterans is the Heroic Paws Initiative. We understand the profound impact that serving in combat zones can have on our soldiers, both physically and emotionally. In recognition of their valiant service, we fund The Warrior's Choice Foundation, a charity dedicated to training working dogs that offer both emotional and physical support. These loyal companions stand by our veterans, aiding them in their journey of healing and recovery, ensuring that they never walk alone.
Supporting Combat Veterans
Survivors of sexual violence bear scars that may not always be visible. To address the unique and pressing needs of these brave souls, we have established the HopeLine for Healing initiative. Through this initiative we support RAINN, and organization that offers a safe space where survivors can speak, be heard, and receive the support they require. Their trained counselors ensure that every caller receives compassionate assistance, guidance, and the resources they need to embark on their path to recovery.
Allocation
We firmly believe in the power of unity and collaboration. We ensure that funds reach the right hands, at the right time. We allocate financial resources to charities that resonate with our core values. By doing so, we amplify our impact and extend our reach, making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Our robust vetting process ensures that every penny is used for the noblest of causes, allowing donors to contribute with confidence and trust.
What we believe.
The Wars Fought at Home and Abroad
There are battles fought at home and abroad. May it be a gunfight or rape - both can leave the included parties lost, injured and scarred. PTSD is a massive issue for those who participate in combat and those who have experienced sexual violence. Though the circumstances are different, the consequences are similar. We believe that supporting those who have experienced battles abroad and at home is a worthy mission.
Our Team.
Our First Fundraising Event
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To kickstart Valor and Voice one of our founders, Conrad Dobbs, has decided to run The Blood Root 50 on May 11th, 2024. This is a 50 mile UltraMarathon in the heart of Vermont. He is hoping to raise awareness for the foundation and rally support for the cause. The fundraising goal for this event is $20,000.