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Guardian Community

A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Supporting Our Veterans and First Responders, Led by Veterans and First Responders

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Who we are

We walk alongside our brave veterans and first responders, offering hope, healing, and community through faith and fellowship.  We believe in the transformative power of love and support in overcoming life’s most challenging battles.  We’re a community led by Veterans and First Responders dedicated to supporting US Veterans and First Responders battling PTSD and beyond. 

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Our Mission

Our mission is to provide vital support, fellowship, and resources to veterans and first responders, empowering them to thrive and find renewed purpose in their lives.  We recognize the immense sacrifices made by these brave individuals, and we are dedicated to creating a strong community that fosters their physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

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As the leaves change color and the air carries the scent of autumn, Thanksgiving beckons us to count our blessings and share our abundance. In the spirit of gratitude and giving, Guardian Community is proud to announce our partnership with local churches to bring warmth, comfort, and a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner to families in need within our community.

How You Can Lend a Hand

  • Donate: Every dollar you contribute helps us supply a family with the ingredients for a memorable Thanksgiving meal.
  • Spread the Word: Encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to join in our efforts to make this Thanksgiving a joyful occasion for all.
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  • This is Lance Knadler. He was born in Camp Lejeune, NC December 1989 and served in the United States Marine Corps (Infantry) from 2012-2018. He moved to Montana and started working as a correctional officer at Montana State Prison in June 2018. On August 15th, 2018, he was riding passenger when his vehicle was hit by a moose at 80mph. He broke his C5, suffered a spinal cord injury, and was in ICU for a month and rehab for 4 months at Puget Sound in Washington State and McGuire Hospital in Richmond, Virginia. He currently resides in Saint Pauls, NC with his wife (Jessica) and daughter (Yvie).

    100% of your donation goes to help Lance drive. Our organization will match your donation.*

    Phase 1 of the Driver Rehabilitation training has been paid for by Guardian Community, and Lance will begin with the therapist TODAY! 

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Shannon joins Mike Taylor Live to promote upcoming Guardian events in the Texas Guardian Community.
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