“I cannot thank you enough.  They finally have more space in their room, and Lexie’s (top bunk) bed broke right before Nathan got sick, so it never got fixed.”

“I am writing on behalf of John Withers to express how thankful he is that you all came and arranged to take down the massive tree that was leaning over his carport. He had been so stressed about that tree. The crew that you all arranged did an amazing job and were very kind.

John Withers enlisted in the Marines in 1966. He served in Vietnam, Thailand, and Hawaii. He retired after serving twenty years in the Marines. He is on full disability because of exposure to Agent Orange. Complications with diabetes lead to kidney failure. It is hard for him to admit how much help he needs now. Guardian Community made a lasting impression with this marine and his neighbors. Thank you.”

Sincerely,
Mary Desern

“I was in need for someone to help me with my children.

This program is remarkable and lifted a huge burden off of my shoulders.”

“I’m a homeless disabled veteran with a special need son, we need help,so I reached out to the guardian community and Mrs. Shannon called and said they will help us. We are so grateful.

I’m thankful to come across the Guardian Community  at the right time.”

“We just want to say thank you so so much to this incredible organization! Our auto insurance got canceled due to non payment and we weren’t able to take care of it on our own. They were able to help us get it back started and we couldn’t be more grateful! We are truly grateful for organizations like this one and are inspired by the work they do!”

“My name is Chauncey Williams. I am 100% permanently and totally disabled veteran. Thank you, Guardian Community, for your assistance for stepping in to assist with the necessary tree removal my homeowner’s insurance company placed upon me to have removed to stay insured.  Without the help you given, my home would have been uninsured and forcing my mortgage holder to foreclose on my home, forcing another veteran to be homeless. My most heartfelt gratitude goes out to you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for all you are and continue to do. God Bless, Chauncey Williams, US Army Veteran.”

“I want to thank the Guardian Community team for helping my family and me at one of the lowest points in our lives. We are trying to rebuild as quickly as we can after getting knocked down so hard, but our community has helped us expedite our recovery through the caring and support we have received.”

“My wife and I recently had our first child and our bills got away from us as well as our one vehicle breaking down. We didn’t know who we could turn to for help, so we reached out to veteran’s organizations and the Guardian Community reached back out to us and helped us immediately. I cannot thank the Guardian Community enough for helping a Navy Veteran like myself and my family when I needed it most. God bless you all abundantly. This is truly a God sent organization that steps in for Veterans during hardships and times of a crisis.”

“As a US Army veteran I was privileged to walk hand and hand with those who fought without hesitation to protect and serve our country. I also know firsthand that what they have lived through leaves lasting scars, sometimes not seen by others. I lost my own father an army veteran of the Vietnam war to suicide and since then have made it my mission to save other families from that devastating loss. I’ve spent the last two years building a community of veterans and first responders who together are dedicated to fulfilling that mission.”

“In our line of work as firefighters, we’ve got to be ready to take on someone else’s emergency like it’s our own – that’s the real heart and soul of looking out for your neighbor.  Guardian Community knows the feeling too.  We’re on a mission to track down our fellow vets and first responders across America and stand with them in their struggles.  We’re not just a resource but a community making real changes in the lives of our veterans and first responders.”

“As a veteran and former US Army medic, I have seen firsthand the physical wounds of war, and how difficult it can be to live with.  However, too many of our veterans return with wounds that we cannot see, but can ultimately be even more tragic.  Our goal is to create a guardian community around our veterans and first responders to protect them and help them thrive in civilian life.”