Outdoor Connection
Hiking, fishing, camping, and wilderness experiences that rebuild trust, restore purpose, and reconnect veterans to creation.
Learn More ›If you or a fellow veteran is in crisis, call 988 then press 1. If there is immediate danger, call 911.
Project 214 exists to help combat veterans rebuild purpose and thrive through faith, the outdoors, service, and practical formation.
S.H.I.E.L.D. stands for Strength, Hope, Identity, Endurance, Leadership, and Discipleship. Our initiative provides a Christ-centered path for combat veterans to find strength, hope, and a renewed life of purpose, character, and service. Women of Valor carries that same mission as a core Project 214 pathway for female combat veterans.
Women of Valor is one of Project 214's primary pathways, carrying the same S.H.I.E.L.D. mission with women-centered formation for female combat veterans.
Before public launch, Project 214 needs combat veteran input on what would actually be used: outdoor connection, life skills, women-only circles, readiness, benefits navigation, family support, and the barriers that keep veterans from showing up.
Hiking, fishing, camping, and wilderness experiences that rebuild trust, restore purpose, and reconnect veterans to creation.
Learn More ›Scripture, prayer, mentorship, worship, and Christ-centered accountability for veterans rebuilding from the inside out.
Learn More ›A primary Project 214 pathway for female combat veterans, shaped around trust, dignity, safety, faith, and purpose after service.
Learn More ›Peer support, guided discussion, referrals, and reintegration tools that help veterans rebuild identity after service.
Learn More ›Workshops, mentoring, first-step navigation, and referral pathways for money, school, work, paperwork, and family systems.
Open Options ›Fitness, nutrition, resilience, and adaptive physical discipline for veterans with real lives and real limitations.
Open Full Builder ›Honest conversations for the mission after the DD214. Real stories. Real impact. Faith. Connection. Purpose.
Listen Now ›Women of Valor is built into Project 214's primary mission for female combat veterans. Shield Maidens can name its women-only gatherings, circles, and retreats while staying under the same S.H.I.E.L.D. formation model.
Small groups, outdoor meetups, and faith-centered conversations led with clear boundaries and female facilitator support.
Warm referrals for counseling, MST-related support, crisis care, and clinical needs when a woman asks for that next step.
Support for identity after service, motherhood, marriage, caregiving, civilian work, benefits navigation, and community re-entry.
Women-only events can include clear signups, privacy expectations, practical logistics, and no-pressure ways to participate.
Project 214 is not an emergency service, medical provider, benefits office, or financial assistance program. This lane points veterans toward established resources now, while leaving room for Project 214 follow-up when appropriate.
Your support helps provide faith formation, outdoor experiences, training resources, and practical support for combat veterans.
Project 214 is live in preview mode while content, partners, and secure systems are finalized with veteran and board input.
▤ Request Board Review Package › ▥ Request Board Communication Draft › ▧ Submit Veteran Input ›Participant and donor portals are planned for future secure access.
We are committed to stewardship, accountability, and clear reporting as Project 214 grows.
▤ Financial Reports Coming Soon › ▥ Impact Report Coming Soon › ▧ 990 / Annual Filing ›Use this map to separate what Project 214 can host directly from needs that should move to trusted referral partners.
Outdoor connection, faith formation, mission-after-service conversations, and peer-centered gatherings run by Project 214.
A core Project 214 pathway for female combat veterans, shaped around privacy, safety, family, healing, and purpose.
A practical sorting lane that helps a veteran identify the next right step before choosing a program or referral path.
Project 214 can host workshops, mentoring, and follow-up while referring specialized benefits, financial, legal, school, or clinical needs.
Fitness, nutrition, ruck walks, conditioning, and readiness can start inside Project 214 and expand through qualified local partners.
VA claims, GI Bill, VR&E, and state benefit questions should connect veterans with accredited counselors and VSOs.
Project 214 can offer community, but crisis, counseling, and medical needs should move to trained professionals.
Housing instability, food support, emergency assistance, and case management belong with established resource partners.
This short form helps Project 214 understand what veterans would actually participate in, what barriers might keep them from showing up, and which programs should launch first.
This shows how the website could summarize responses before storing them in Google Sheets, Airtable, Tally, Jotform, or a website backend.
Participant testimonials and impact numbers will be added with permission as programs launch and reporting is established.
“This space will feature approved participant testimony from a combat veteran who found renewed purpose through Project 214.”
— Participant Story Coming Soon“This space will highlight how outdoor experiences, faith, and practical formation helped a veteran rebuild mission after service.”
— Program Impact Coming Soon“This space will share approved feedback from Women of Valor or another female combat veteran pathway under Project 214.”
— Women of Valor Story Coming SoonUse this area for participant interest, donor questions, volunteer interest, podcast inquiries, and partner outreach. Once the site goes live, this can connect to your email, CRM, donor platform, or participant application system.
Email: [email protected]
Phone (non-emergency): 602-329-6592
If you need immediate help: Veterans Crisis Line
Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255 (Press 1) or 988 then Press 1
Mailing Address: Coming soon
Strength • Hope • Identity • Endurance • Leadership • Discipleship
The S.H.I.E.L.D. Initiative is the primary formation pathway under Project 214. This page can later include program phases, retreat expectations, curriculum, accountability structure, and participant milestones.
Hikes, camps, retreats, hunting and fishing opportunities, and outdoor gatherings built around trust, connection, and honest conversation.
Faith formation should stay rooted in Catholic teaching and connected to Church leadership. Project 214 can host prayer, Scripture, mentoring, and accountability while using diocesan and approved Catholic resources for depth and continuity.
Project 214 can offer peer connection, formation, outdoor community, and first-step navigation. Crisis care, counseling, trauma treatment, addiction care, and emergency needs should move to trained providers and official resource lines.
Women of Valor is built into Project 214's primary mission for female combat veterans. Shield Maidens can serve as the name for its women-only gatherings, retreats, or peer circles.
This is what Project 214 can host directly for women combat veterans, even before a large partner network is built.
Project 214 should not pretend to be clinical, legal, or emergency care. This lane moves women toward qualified help with warm handoffs.
This lane combines Project 214 community support with trusted specialists so veterans get both belonging and qualified expertise.
This is the baseline operating standard for Women of Valor events so trust is earned and maintained.
This pathway helps veterans build practical systems for the mission after service. It can stay hands-on, simple, and useful: not a lecture series, not a handout program, and not a replacement for qualified counseling, legal, financial, or benefits professionals.
These are practical, non-clinical programs Project 214 can run through workshops, mentors, small groups, and follow-up check-ins.
Budget basics, bill rhythm, paperwork, records, calendars, appointments, email, portals, and simple weekly planning.
Resume direction, interview practice, skills translation, trade school questions, apprenticeships, and VR&E preparation.
One-on-one or small-group accountability for the next right step, follow-through, communication, reliability, and routine.
Non-clinical conversations around responsibility at home, routines, repair conversations, parenting pressure, and support planning.
VA disability claims, GI Bill, VR&E, state benefits, and appeals should go to accredited VSOs, benefits counselors, or official VA resources.
Debt plans, tax questions, credit repair, bankruptcy, investing, and formal financial counseling should go to qualified professionals.
Counseling, trauma care, marriage therapy, family crisis, addiction treatment, and urgent mental health needs should move to trained providers.
Project 214 can help a veteran prepare questions, then refer to workforce offices, schools, apprenticeships, trade programs, or veteran employers.
Project 214 can help sort what belongs in-house and what needs a warm referral, then stay close enough that the veteran is not left alone with the next step.
Fitness, nutrition, adaptive training, resilience, and discipline tailored for veterans with real lives and real limitations.
Honest conversations for the mission after the DD214.
Add embedded episodes, Spotify/Apple/YouTube links, guest forms, and archive pages here.
Use this area for Amazon links, manufacturer links, internal gear priorities, sponsor-a-need items, and equipment that remains owned by Project 214 until loaned, issued, or gifted by policy.
Primary donation lane is Givebutter. Secondary lane is PayPal Giving Fund for PayPal-native supporters. Both are launch-ready below.
Use this as the main donation button on the site for one-time and recurring support.
Donate With GivebutterOffer this as a second option for supporters who prefer the PayPal donation lane.
Donate With PayPal Giving FundPaste your live Project 214 links when ready. This page will remember them on this browser for board demos and proofing.
The full member tools are available in this Tomcat package as web pages for pilot review.
Donor portal coming soon.
Protected donor area coming soon for deeper financial reports, program budgets, project updates, and restricted-gift tracking.
Financial reports will be published as formal reporting becomes available.
Impact reporting will be added once programs launch and participant permissions are secured.
Annual filing information will be added once available.
This is a direct Project 214 program. These are low-pressure outdoor events for combat veterans to reconnect through shared activity, honest conversation, and purpose.
This is a direct Project 214 program focused on identity, faith, purpose, and life after service.
This can be a hybrid lane. Project 214 can run simple readiness events and accountability, while more specialized coaching, medical clearance, adaptive programming, or nutrition counseling can come through qualified partners.
This is a non-medical preview tool. It can help a veteran think through goals and create a starter plan, but medical clearance, injury-specific training, dietitian care, and clinical nutrition should go through qualified providers.
Track wins and setbacks by day, week, or month. This progress log stays on this device unless the veteran chooses to share it.
Project 214 should not file VA claims unless it has accredited representatives. This lane should point veterans toward accredited VSOs, Arizona Department of Veterans' Services benefits counselors, and VA resources.
Project 214 can provide community, connection, and faith-centered support, but it is not a crisis-response service or medical provider.
This is a referral lane for established agencies that handle housing instability, emergency assistance, food support, and case management.
Project 214 can help a veteran identify that career or education help is needed, then point them toward workforce centers, schools, apprenticeships, VR&E, or trusted mentors.
Project 214 may offer basic budgeting worksheets and accountability, but detailed debt, tax, investing, or financial counseling should go to qualified partners.
Project 214 can host veteran-centered discussions on responsibility, presence, faith, and leadership at home. Counseling, marriage therapy, and family crisis needs should be referred to trusted professionals.