Perhaps you know of many Veteran organizations here in the United States. And many are committed to assisting and serving our Veterans, and First Responders. We all share that common parallel; that is the well-being (healing), and restoration of our Veterans and First Responders community.
The Birdwell Foundation, non-profit organization was birthed in June of 2018. A vision to expand to not just Combat Veterans suffering from PTSD/TBI, but to include any Veteran, both men and women suffering from PTSD/TBI, and First Responders. To provide warrior and family support groups across our great nation for our Veteran and First Responder communities. To bring awareness and engage the public about the epidemic that twenty-two Veterans take their own lives. To educate the public to not stigmatize our Veterans by labeling them as “crazy”. And finally, to build a state-of-the-art facility in the North Georgia area where Veterans and First Responders can come for a period of time to find restoration, healing from the invisible scars of trauma, and to learn how to continue a healthy and loving relationship with their families. Gene Birdwell has not only funded the foundation with his own personal finances, he also contributes his time, energy, and leadership to the organization. We are fellow Veterans and First Responders who suffer from PTSD, found our way out of the darkness, broke free from the bondage of PTSD, and are now in leading roles in the organization. From Executive Director to boots on the ground. So that we can effectively assist our fellow brothers and sisters whom have served, continue to serve our country who struggles with life issues due to PTSD/TBI. We are here to serve, to assist you as a Veteran, First Responder and our community, not just by words, but with ACTIONS! We’ve been there, and we will not judge. We got your six!
The Birdwell Foundation is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants/volunteers will receive consideration for employment/volunteer without regard to race, color, religion, gender, or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. The Birdwell Foundation is also committed to compliance with all fair employment practices regarding citizenship and immigration status. In turn, our inclusive culture inspires us to try new things, speak openly, and be bold in our mission to reduce veteran and first responder suicide. It brings us together in ways that help us stand out. Our inclusive culture empowers all of us to connect, belong, and grow as our motto states "No One Heals Alone".
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