What: An invitation to attend the Mighty Oaks Foundation 11th Annual Warrior Gala (Opportunities to financially support the Gala/Foundation also exist)

When: October 16th, 2021 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Where: The Woodlands Resort

To Register or Support: Visit https://www.mightyoaksprograms.org/txgala/

For specific questions, please contact John Dillon

About The Mighty Oaks Foundation: The Mighty Oaks Foundation is committed to serving the brokenhearted by providing intensive peer-based discipleship through a series of programs, outpost meetings, and speaking events. Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs hosts such Men, Women, and Marriage Advance Programs at multiple locations nationwide.

Mighty Oaks peer-to-peer resiliency and recovery programs serve as the catalyst to assist our Nation’s Warriors dealing with challenges related to the struggles of daily military life, combat deployments and the symptoms of post-traumatic stress (PTS). Programs are offered at no cost to our Nation’s Warriors, including travel at beautiful ranches across the US. The Warriors who attend are fully sponsored for training, meals, and lodging needs to ensure that upon arrival to the ranch, each Warrior is focused solely on his or her recovery and identifying purpose moving forward. Click here to learn more about PTSD and Veteran Suicide.

To learn more about the Mighty Oaks Foundation, visit https://www.mightyoaksprograms.org

Never Fight Alone: Overcoming Veteran Suicide

To learn more about the Genesis of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, and it’s founder Chad Robichaux, see the i am second documentary: Never Fight Alone: Overcoming Veteran Suicide

About the film, from iamsecond.com:

“Never Fight Alone is the story of how one man’s battle became a pathway for countless Veterans to experience freedom and healing from their battles with PTSD. 

As a Force Recon Marine serving as part of a Joint Special Operations Command Task Force, Chad Robichaux witnessed unspeakable evil. 

His battle with PTSD got so bad, he was removed from duty, and his marriage fell apart. With suicidal thoughts filling his head, Chad started searching for answers. Chad and Kathy found healing and transformation through the hope they eventually found in Jesus. 

When Chad realized that countless other combat veterans face the same psychological, emotional, and spiritual challenges he did after his service in Afghanistan (challenges causing some twenty-plus suicides a day and staggering divorce rates among military families), Chad wondered to himself, “Why doesn’t someone do something about this?” He eventually realized that the answer was “Why not me?” and so began Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs.

To date, Might Oaks has had over 4000 graduates from their Legacy Programs, over 150,000 individuals attending their Resiliency Programs and over 100,000 books distributed for free to veterans and active duty service men and women.

This film is provided for a limited time exclusively on iamsecond.com with permission from the Mighty Oaks Foundation. “