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We are transitioning from disaster relief only to a more year round role of community aid/service and disaster relief. There are two reasons we are making this big adjustment. First, our Texas communities are hurting with current economic hardships and needs of those communities rising, we are partnering with local charities already established and offering volunteers as well as help in funding. and second, the one most dear to my heart, this allows our veteran volunteers to have that sense of service and camaraderie they have been missing since they left the military. In the war against veteran PTSD and suicide these two areas help a lot. I know, I am one of them. We also have civilian and former LEO volunteers. This mix works great in getting each area familiar with the other as they serve their own communities, forming bonds and relationships that go beyond TFP. Also important in the war against PTSD and suicide. Our disaster relief efforts were great, it just didn't provide enough time on the ground or often enough to make a big impact on our volunteers. We helped a lot of communities (LA to Ark, KY, TN and North Texas) and we cannot wait to help more local Texas communities this year. We hope to partner with other companies who are like minded and looking to make impacts in our Texas communities as well as our veteran communities.
