About The Mission

Growing up, I was always inspired by those who dedicated their lives to serving others—whether it was the soldiers who defended our country or the first responders who rushed toward danger to save lives. Their unwavering commitment to protecting and serving others left a deep impression on me, leading me to join active duty Army in 2010, where I proudly served my country.

During my time in the Army, I witnessed firsthand the sacrifices that my fellow soldiers made every day. I saw the physical and emotional toll it took on them and their families. I myself struggled with mental health in service; always placing the mission first, health second. When I transitioned out of active end of 2015 and back to civilian life, I realized that the challenges didn’t end when the uniform came off. Veterans, as well as first responders, often face ongoing struggles, from mental health issues to a lack of recognition and support within their communities.

I knew I couldn’t just walk away from the sense of duty that had guided me through my military career; because of that, I rejoined the Army Reserves in 2016 and continue to service today. In addition, I have always wanted to find a way to give back and continue serving those who had dedicated their lives to protecting us. That’s when the idea for "Honor the Forefront" was born.

I created "Honor the Forefront" with a mission to bring more positive awareness to the sacrifices made by our veterans and first responders. I wanted to create a platform that not only honored their service but also provided increased awareness and tangible support. By selling memorial bracelets, we offer a way for people to show their gratitude and solidarity, while also giving back to charitable organizations that directly aid these heroes.

I believe we can do better as a society in supporting those who have served us so selflessly. Through "Honor the Forefront", I hope to foster a community that values and uplifts our veterans and first responders, ensuring that their contributions are never forgotten and that they receive the respect and support they deserve.

I want to personally thank you for supporting this mission. I couldn't do it without the great community behind me.