Wyo West Warrior Foundation

“Expenses event shirts 1,468 bank charges - society 6 170 bank charges 16 edington enterprise charge 16 united/andrea gallagher 1,703 warrior travel 21,408 lodging for warrior 26,576 food & beverage monster 13,517 horse creek helicopter 4,000 s2 helicopter service 11,114 american reloading ammo 4,925 storage rent 1,155 event shirts and supplies 7,650 fuel 104 monster mash expenses 18,069 food & beverages 13,760 gold star monument constr 23,343 total 148,994”

“Gold star memorial monument 49,450 49,450 total 49,450 49,450”

“The wyo w.e.s.t. Warrior foundation is organized for the support of veterans, wounded veterans, and gold star families to experience comradery amongst one another, providing an environment for the healing process to take place. The foundation anticipates hosting a single "weekend to remember" event over the labor day weekend each year, inviting approximately fifteen (30) veterans who have been wounded or injured in the service of their country and gold star family members.”

“Best weekend ever event. The event is meant to bring veterans together to celebrate their service and, ideally, help heal any lingering wounds from their time in the military. The event provides a retreat to re- connect and re-establish the camaraderie between veterans every labor day weekend in sheridan, wyoming. This years event served 31 warriors and their families.”

“After a 10-mile swim and an approximately 200 mile run/walk, participants of the veterans day monster mash arrived at 5:15 p.m. Nov. 9, at grinnell plaza, in sheridan to a crowd of approximately 200 people. The monster mash runners punished their bodies and steeled their minds, to raise funds for the invisible wounds foundation, an effort to end veteran and first responder suicides. Five us navy seals, one army green beret, one marine and a civilian began by being dropped from a helicopter in the cold november waters of the bighorn. They then swam 10 miles and transitioned to an approximately 200 mile foot race all to raise funds in an effort to end veteran and first responder suicide.”