This episode features Jeremy Stalnecker, a Marine Corps Veteran and CEO of The Mighty Oaks Foundation. Host Joe Crane dives into Jeremy's journey, from serving as an Infantry Officer in Operation Iraqi Freedom to his transition into ministry. Jeremy openly discusses the challenges he faced and the importance of support systems for veterans in transition. The conversation then shifts to The Mighty Oaks Foundation, a nonprofit Jeremy established. We learn about the organization's mission to empower veterans and their families by removing barriers to PTSD recovery and healing. Jeremy shares the inspiration behind the foundation and how veterans continue their commitment to supporting one another even after their military service ends. He also offers insights into the challenges and rewards of leading a non-profit. Listeners will gain valuable takeaways on fundraising strategies and maintaining focus on a mission-driven vision. Episode Resources:  The Mighty Oaks Foundation     About Our Guest    Jeremy Stalnecker, CEO of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, aids America's military and families battling combat-related wounds like PTSD. A Marine Corps veteran, he served in Operation Iraqi Freedom, acquiring leadership skills. As a USMC Infantry Officer, Jeremy received a Veteran Navy Commendation Medal with V for Combat Valor. Transitioning to ministry after the military, he counseled at Coastline Baptist, then served as Senior Pastor at Bay Area Baptist Church. Feeling the calling, Jeremy merged his ministry and military background, leading Mighty Oaks Foundation full-time where today he strives to provide healing for veterans and their families to battle PTSD and veteran suicide. Additionally, Jeremy is often a speaker on the topic of leadership and discipleship     Join the conversation on Facebook! Check out Veteran on the Move on Facebook to connect with our guests and other listeners. A place where you can network with other like-minded veterans who are transitioning to entrepreneurship and get updates on people, programs and resources to help you in YOUR transition to entrepreneurship.   About Our Sponsors Navy Federal Credit Union   You know I’ve been a Navy Federal member for over 34 years.  May is Military Appreciation Month, and Navy Federal Credit Union wants to celebrate their members who go above and beyond. Navy Federal offers member-only exclusive rates, discounts and tools to empower their members and help them reach their goals. They offer twenty-four-seven help from their U.S.-based member service. They offer resources like “Best Cities After Service” to help Veterans transition to civilian life and “Best Careers for Military Spouses” to support military families. All branches of the military, Veterans, DoD employees and their family are eligible for Navy Federal membership. Navy Federal’s employees are a part of the community they serve. Many of them aremilitary family members, reservists or Veterans. Visit  navyfederal.org/celebrate to see all our Military Appreciation Month offers and other Navy Federal offers. At Navy Federal, our members are the mission.      MD Hearing A lot of people don’t want to get hearing aides because they know how expensive they can be but Did you know MDHearing recently cut their price IN HALF despite all of this inflation craziness? MDHearing is an FDA Registered, Rechargeable  Hearing Aid that costs a fraction of what typical hearing aids cost. MDHearing’s Neo model costs OVER 90% LESS than clinic hearing aids!  Get the hearing you deserve with MDHearing. Go to ShopMDHearing.com and use promo code VETERAN to get their NEW $297 when you buy a pair offer. Plus,