Frontline Healing Foundation

The Frontline Healing Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the United States dedicated to supporting programs that address the unmet needs of military personnel, veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers[1][2].

Mission and Purpose

The foundation focuses on providing financial assistance for the mental and behavioral health challenges faced by these individuals, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), addiction, and mild traumatic brain injury (TBI)[1]. Their mission is to help these warriors heal and become self-sufficient while fostering stronger community relationships[1].

Programs and Funding

Frontline Healing Foundation subsidizes funding for various treatments:

• Chemical Dependency and PTSD Treatment: This includes detox, inpatient residential treatment, intensive outpatient services, one-on-one therapy, and sober living programs. Funding is primarily allocated to vetted facilities, with case-by-case reviews for other providers[1][3].
• Sober Living Housing: Offers a structured environment for those needing ongoing support, allowing them to work, attend school, volunteer, or continue outpatient treatment while integrating back into their communities[1].
• Emotional Support Animals or Service Dogs: Provides funding for trained animals that offer specific services to warriors[1].
• Brain Treatment Therapy: Supports MeRT (Magnetoencephalography-guided Resonance Therapy), a non-invasive treatment using transcranial magnetic stimulation to improve cognitive health[1].

Financial Overview

The organization is primarily funded through contributions. In 2021, it reported $812,743 in contributions, with no other significant sources of revenue. The total assets were valued at $655,627, with no reported liabilities[2]. The financial data indicates that all revenue is allocated towards program services without executive compensation or professional fundraising fees[2].

Leadership and Governance

The board of directors includes military veterans and law enforcement officers, ensuring a diverse and representative leadership that reflects the communities served[5]. The foundation follows robust governance practices, including formal board orientations, CEO assessments, and ethics reviews[5].

Events and Partnerships

Frontline Healing Foundation participates in various fundraising events and partnerships to support its mission, including collaborations with organizations like Warriors Heart and Task Force Expedition[3][4]. These partnerships help raise awareness and funds for their programs.

Tax-Exempt Status

Donations to the Frontline Healing Foundation are tax-deductible, reflecting its designation as a charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. tax code[2].