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There are many unmet needs for service members, and many charities go unnoticed. However, they provide a valuable service to Veterans. Every time we sell a bottle of Big Stick, much needed resources go directly to our military heroes.
Every time we make a new donation, we will list the charity’s website here with a link to donate directly. Please join us and and support these valuable organizations.
5%
Portion of profits
donated to military charities

K9S For Warriors
Determined to end Veteran suicide, K9s For Warriors provides highly trained service dogs to military Veterans suffering from PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, and/or military sexual trauma. With most dogs coming from high-kill rescue shelters, this innovative program allows service dogs and Veterans to build an unwavering bond, which in turn facilitates their collective healing and recovery.
Warrior Surf Foundation
The Warrior Surf Foundation was established by American Combat Veterans and surfers in May of 2015 on Folly Beach, South Carolina. Through surf therapy, yoga, wellness sessions, and the surrounding community, the Warrior Surf Foundation addresses post-service transition challenges including PTSD, moral injuries, survivor’s guilt, and traumatic brain injuries.
The Foundation strives to enhance the psychological and physical well-being of Veterans, active service members, and their families through the surf therapy program. Over the course of the 12-week clinic, participants gain the incredible experience of surfing, along with valuable skills that can be incorporated into their daily lives to create sustainable healing. Those who successfully complete the surf therapy clinic are given the opportunity to serve as mentors to incoming participants as well as receive training in behavioral health awareness.
Camp Hope PTSD Foundation
The PTSD Foundation of America seeks to bring hope and healing to combat Veterans and their families suffering from the effects of combat-related post-traumatic stress. Through Camp Hope’s intensive residential program, they can accomplish this mission by taking on a whole-person approach.
As an interim housing facility, Camp Hope offers a minimum of a six-month program that includes a two-month transitional program. This residential program includes peer-to-peer mentoring; individual mentoring sessions with certified combat trauma mentors; small group interaction activities, such as camping, fishing, and sporting events; and opportunities to connect with local churches, businesses, and volunteer organizations. Camp Hope’s programs and services are offered free to Veterans, so the focus remains on their journey to healing.
Semper Fi 3
Houston, TX
Memorial Honor Guard Detail
The Semper Fi #3 Memorial Detail is committed to providing all Veterans of honorable service full military honors with dignity, integrity, and professionalism at their interment. The Semper Fi #3 Memorial Detail is an all-volunteer group of retired and Veteran Marines who generously give their time to show respect and honor to Veterans and their families in the Houston, Texas area. Where there is a lack of U.S. Military funeral details, Semper Fi #3 stands ready to fill the void and show up to honor those who “lived the good life, fought the good fight, and made the ultimate sacrifice”.
Marine Corps
Law Enforcement Foundation
The Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation establishes a $35,000 foundational account for every child who loses a parent serving in the United States Marine Corps or any Federal Law Enforcement Agency. The Foundation seeks to accomplish their mission of “educating the children of those who sacrificed all” by working with volunteers and donors to create scholarship and humanitarian aid funds. Since their founding in 1995, the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation has awarded over $79 million in educational accounts and has provided humanitarian assistance to over 4200 recipients.
We Defy Foundation
Through Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and fitness training, the We Defy Foundation provides combat Veterans coping with military-connected disabilities a long-term means to overcome their challenges. Through these trainings, Veterans are given the opportunity to foster community and pursue a healthier lifestyle, both mentally and physically. The We Defy Foundation seeks to empower Veterans through integrity, discipline, personal accountability, mental and physical development, improved coordination, adaptability, confidence, patience, and selfless service. As the We Defy Foundation serves Veterans, they are committed to evolving and expanding their reach to stay relevant and effective for the long term.
Marine Corp
Coordinating Council
The Marine Corps Coordinating Council provides coordinated assistance to Marines, Fleet Marine Force Navy Veterans, and their families in Houston, Galveston, and the entire Southeast Texas Area in conjunction with existing Marine Corps support services. The Council exists to coordinate support for those who need it. This can look like planning for the execution of domestic action, public information, and recruiting activities; disseminating information to Marine agencies in the area; providing scholarship assistance; providing aid to personnel in the Marine Corps Family during unusual periods of need; and more.
Ways You Can Help
Donate
We do not take charitable contributions directly. Alternatively, we donate a portion of our proceeds to military charities of our choice. Please consider giving to one of our choices. Every time we make a new donation, we will list the charity’s website here with a link to donate directly.
Volunteer
If you’re interested in investing your time for helping Veterans, go to va.gov to find local opportunities to help our American heroes.