Giving Back
World T.E.A.M. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that creates inspiring athletic challenges for both adaptive and able-bodied participants. These inclusive programs empower individuals with confidence through enabling each athlete to overcome physical, emotional and technical challenges.
The Face of America Ride is a two-day, 116 mile cycling event from Crystal City, VA to Gettysburg, PA. Funds raised from this event support adaptive athletes all over the country to bring sports-related quality of life opportunities to women and men who have adaptive equipment needs. Many of these riders are Wounded Warriors or First Responders injured in the service of our nation and communities.
Boulder Crest Foundation leads the development of the science of Posttraumatic Growth (PTG), guided by the founder of PTG and our Distinguished Chair, Dr. Richard Tedeschi. As the first organization to ever develop and deliver Posttraumatic Growth-based programs, Boulder Crest continues to innovate, enhance, and expand the field of study of PTG.
This organization trains people to thrive in the aftermath of their trauma. Boulder Crest’s signature PATHH programs teach participants how to make peace with their past, live in the present, and begin planning for their future.
Participation in, and sponsorship of, Boulder Crest’s annual golf tournament and Healing Heroes Ride provides support to first responders, combat veterans and their families.
Three Rangers Foundation aims to provide the best experts, advice, and assistance in every aspect of the transition journey; spiritual, physical, behavioral, employment, financial, legal, family, and education.
Through it’s programs, Three Rangers empowers veterans, Gold Star Families, and affiliates of the 75th Ranger Regiment to succeed and thrive.
Touching Heart is on a mission to spread the joy of giving among youth. The group aims to challenge and inspire kids from 1st to 12th grade to think beyond themselves and make a difference in the lives of others.
Their signature program, Kids on a Mission, gives children of all ages the opportunity to plan and implement a fundraiser of their choice, benefitting a cause they select. The Schools on a Mission after school program, gives even more children the opportunity to take action to help others, while learning about the importance of compassion and giving. NDi supports Touching Heart through on-going sponsorship and event participation.
Wreaths across America began in 1992 with a surplus of wreaths donated by Morrill Worcester of Harrington, ME, placed on graves in Arlington National Cemetery. Fast forward to 2023, when three million sponsored wreaths were placed nationwide by more than three million volunteers at 4,224 participating locations nationwide. When a volunteer places a wreath on a servicemember’s grave on National Wreaths Across America Day, they are encouraged to speak that person’s name aloud, thank them for their service and sacrifice, and reflect on their life.
Established in 1992, the National Ranger Memorial Foundation (NRMF) a 501c3, honors Rangers, present, past, and future. The Ranger Monument is one of the most visited military sites located on Fort Moore, Georgia. Since its first corner stones were laid, the monument has become a focal point for Ranger activities, family visits, and other events. The NRMF Scholarship Program is designed to provide financial assistance to deserving students affiliated with the Ranger community. Through these scholarships awarded by the foundation, students can pursue their dreams of higher education.
Fisher House Foundation provides a network of 99 comfort homes around the country and the world where military and veteran families can stay at no cost while a loved one is in the hospital. Created to provide a sense of normalcy during a medical crisis, the Fisher House Foundation also operates the Hero Miles program using donated miles and hotel stays for heroes and their families during treatment.
The Elizabeth Dole Foundation provides military and veteran caregivers with the support they need. They focus on four areas of impact including promoting emotional and mental wellbeing, building and sustaining financial strength and economic mobility, strengthening support and improving outcomes for caregiver youth, and improving the care ecosystem for veterans and their caregivers. Their flagship campaign, Hidden Heroes, maintains a national registry to better connect caregivers with helpful resources and support.