Human Services
Eod Warrior Foundation Inc
NICEVILLE, FL
Total revenue
$2.5M
Total expenses
$2.2M
Net assets
$6.5M
Grants received
$4.2M
138 grants
EIN
208618412
Tax year
2024
Mission
To improve the quality of life for the eod family. We accomplish this through our four pillars of support: financial relief, hope & wellness, scholarships, and maintaining the eod memorial wall and grounds.
Programs
3 programs
The eod warrior foundation awards education scholarships to eod family members, with priority given to family members of fallen and wounded eod warriors. The scholarships are intended to assist with tuition, books, and fees at two- and four-year colleges and to trade schools. Scholarship funds are awarded competitively to eligible students based on merit in categories that include academic achievement, community involvement, letters of recommendation and essays.
The foundation seeks to provide comfort, support and assistance for families of wounded and fallen eod warriors, and to connect them with support systems and other families to let them know they are not alone. The foundation staff reaches out to families to provide emotional support, organize therapeutic healing retreats for warriors, caregivers, gold star family members, couples and families, and to help get them connected to the eod community. Types of our support and resources include the following: connections to fellow warriors for peer support and mentoring; visits and sustained outreach and contact with warriors; morale events that included retreats, dinners and various other activities; connecting warriors to resources and support systems, job preparedness assistance, homeownership education, counseling and support.
The eod warrior foundation is dedicated to honoring the legacy of our fallen eod warriors by providing for the maintenance and care of the eod memorial at eglin air force base in florida. The eod memorial honors eod warriors who gave their lives while carrying out an eod mission. Names on the memorial date back to the formation of the eod specialty in world war ii.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
16 listed
JERRY SHELTON
EXECUTIVE DI
$67K
40 hrs/wk
NICOLE MOTSEK
EXECUTIVE DI
$51K
40 hrs/wk
BRENT CASLIN
LEGAL COUNSE
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JOSH HERREN
TREASURER
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LEO BRADLEY
DIRECTOR
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PETER CONNOLLY
DIRECTOR
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BRIAN CORRIS
DIRECTOR
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SEAN DENNIS
DIRECTOR
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CHRIS PATTY
DIRECTOR
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KELLIE PERRY
DIRECTOR
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ROB REYNOLDS
DIRECTOR
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MARK SANDERS
DIRECTOR
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LEON TACKITT
DIRECTOR
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FRANK TOBIN
DIRECTOR
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LISA WIRSTROM
DIRECTOR
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GREG K MITTELMAN
CHAIRMAN
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Grants received
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