Eagle Ops Foundation

“The organization's final form 990 (including all required schedules), as ultimately filed with the irs, was provided to each person who was a voting member of the governing body at the time the form 990 was provided, whether in paper or electronic form, before its filing with the irs.”

“Form 990, part vi, line 2 - related party information among officers johnathon shepherd president founding officer jessica shepherd secretary founding officer”

“The corporation will at all times act in compliance with all standards pertaining to public disclosure of documents. Any corporation document required to be filed with any state or federal agency will be made available to the public as required by law upon proper request.”

“Eagle ops foundation connects veterans to resources aiding in their transition with primary focus on creating social activities to combat loneliness, isolation, and suicide; educate and organize the community to help veterans; and provide financial assistance to vso and veterans.”

“Form 990, part iii, line 4a - first accomplishment operation reach one more organizes and hosts rally points across multiple locations in oklahoma, serving as central hubs where service members, veterans, and their families gather to access essential support, resources, and social connections. These gatherings are designed to alleviate isolation and loneliness-key contributors to veteran suicide-by fostering a welcoming environment that promotes camaraderie and community. Our program continually seeks to expand its offerings with social events that align with our mission to support veterans and their families. Through operation reach one more, we connect veterans with financial counseling, healthcare navigation, educational opportunities, job placement assistance, mental health support, and legal resources. We also strengthen access to critical services by collaborating with other oklahoma nonprofits to connect participants with housing assistance, employment services, resume-building support, va claims and benefits guidance, mental health care, and additional vital community resources. The program's flagship event, the welcome home 5k & honor mile, is held annually and honors over 200 fallen service members. This 5k event, cohosted with the ok dav, serves as the largest rally point of the year, bringing together veterans, families, and supporters in a joint fundraiser to further our mission.”

“The difference maker volunteer program empowers veterans and their families to contribute to their communities through a diverse array of volunteer opportunities that align with their individual interests, skills, and passions. This program not only benefits the communities it serves but also enhances the personal fulfillment and well-being of participants by providing them with a meaningful way to continue making a positive impact beyond their military service. Each year, difference makers contribute over 2,000 volunteer hours across various community events, fostering a spirit of service and connection that enriches both the lives of participants and the communities they support.”