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Mar 27, 2025

JTMF Generosity Leads to Expansion of Services in Pacific Northwest

Thanks to a generous multi-year grant of $600,000 from the JTMF Foundation, The COMMIT Foundation can expand its service...

Thanks to a generous multi-year grant of $600,000 from the JTMF Foundation, The COMMIT Foundation can expand its services and significantly impact hundreds of individuals living and working in the Pacific Northwest which is home to over one million veterans and numerous military bases, including Joint Base Lewis-McChord, one of the largest in the country. A portion of the grant will fund two transition mentoring workshops in Seattle at Amazon’s headquarters this spring. The first workshop for spouses of military veterans is April 29 and 30 and the second workshop is for the service members and will run April 30 to May 1. Thanks to the generous support from the JTMF Foundation, the workshops are provided at no cost to the Fellows. During these intensive two-day workshops, Fellows engage in exercises and discussions that help them holistically imagine, explore, and plan their lives after military service. They also work in small groups alongside mentors from various industries to understand paths to success and learn how to create opportunities in the private sector. This is not the first time the JTMF Foundation has supported COMMIT's mission of transforming service members into satisfied citizens who excel in their careers and lives. In 2023, COMMIT received a two-year grant totaling $200,000. Survey data showed that COMMIT Fellows are more active in their communities and are more inclined to volunteer at a rate of 59% versus 47.2% for other veterans and 33.6% for the U.S. adult population at large. “We are honored to collaborate with partners who seek to change the narrative around veterans from "broken veterans" to "resilient leaders," said COMMIT CEO JC Glick. “We are incredibly grateful to the JTMF Foundation for their generosity and foresight in investing in our military community.” Thanks to donors like JTMF, The COMMIT Foundation provides service members and spouses with high-touch, high-impact programs that help them transition out of uniform. We extend our deepest thanks to every contributor for their tremendous impact. For more information or to make a gift, please contact Kristen Lauerman, Director of Development, at kristen.lauerman@commitfoundation.org. You can also donate online.

Mar 27, 2025

COMMIT Fellows & Sisters Launch Asdal Advisory Group

COMMIT Fellows and sisters Kirsten and Charlotte Asdal co-founded Asdal Advisory Group, an applied research firm specializing in China/Taiwan risk for investors and corporations. The firm uses its specialist expertise on Chinese politics to help businesses make risk-informed decisions about their global plans and strategies. Both Kirsten and Charlotte transitioned from military careers–Kirsten in 2021 and Charlotte in 2022—and initially worked for a prominent China risk advisory firm before deciding to take the entrepreneurial leap. As graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy, Kirsten and Charlotte turned to The COMMIT Foundation as a recommended provider for transition support. They are advocates of the mindset that your first job out of the military does not have to be your last, which aligns with COMMIT’s philosophy. At their first company, they gained valuable private sector experience while honing their vision for their civilian professional careers. The COMMIT Foundation helped them clarify that vision. It also gave them the confidence to pursue it. “COMMIT offered clarity and gave me the confidence to imagine doing something different,” said Charlotte. She credits Meagan Thrift, COMMIT’s VP of Program Innovation and Engagement, for recognizing what Charlotte needed and shepherding her to the right COMMIT resources at the right time. Kirsten found immense value in her coaching sessions with Alison Carrol. “Alison’s vast experience working with high-level executives helped her recognize patterns in my experience and validate them,” said Kirsten. “Through Alison’s guidance, I realized I wanted to branch out on my own.” Kirsten took the first step and started the business, making sure Charlotte knew her decision was independent and not contingent on Charlotte’s plans. “We work well together,” said Kirsten, “and I wanted Charlotte to join me, but it was important to me that she didn’t feel pressured in any way. She had to decide independently what was right for her.” Charlotte joined with Kirsten last summer, not long after launch. “We come from a family of entrepreneurs,” said Charlotte. “We lived it growing up, so starting our own business was a natural choice for us.” Starting their own business was initially intimidating, said Charlotte. “I didn’t have Kirsten’s confidence at first. But Kirsten reassured me, ‘We can do it–and, we can do it together.” Through COMMIT, the sisters realized they wanted to delve deeper as China experts, continuing their decade-long study of China to become the best researchers and advisors they could be. They have made ongoing professional development a pillar of their new company. “When you leave the military, you will have to learn another skill set. We’ve leaned into that and made our ability to upskill a competitive advantage,” said Kristen. “Now we are not only former naval officers with operational experience but also highly skilled Chinese-language researchers with academic chops.” “Our job is to deeply understand the Chinese Communist Party and advise our clients through that lens,” said Charlotte. “Then we use our training as naval officers to be highly attuned to risk and risk mitigations, helping drive decisions not just delivering information.” Asdal Advisory aims to equip businesses with the knowledge needed to safeguard their investments and preserve long-term value. Outside of work, the two sisters are good friends – something they say is an important contributor to their ability to work well together. “Our professional skills are complementary too, and this has made the business stronger,” Charlotte added. When not working, Charlotte enjoys crafting and making gifts of all kinds—baby clothes, Christmas decorations, and hand-painted thank you cards. Kirsten says her hobby outside of work is mostly just more China reading, but Charlotte adds, “She’s an amazing piano player.” The Asdal sisters are excited about the future of Asdal Advisory Group and grateful to The COMMIT Foundation for helping shape their entrepreneurial journey.
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Feb 28, 2025

The COMMIT Foundation Launches Webinar Series to Support Federal Employees Amidst Recent Layoffs

The COMMIT Foundation Launches Webinar Series: “Resiliency in Times of Uncertainty” Bozeman, MT – In response to the recent policy changes leading to federal workforce reductions, The COMMIT Foundation is launching a webinar series titled “Resiliency in Times of Uncertainty” to provide actionable strategies, mentorship, and career transition support to those affected by job uncertainty. Participants are encouraged to register for the entire four-part webinar series; however, separate registration links for each session are provided below. “Losing a job can be overwhelming, but no one has to face it alone,” said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “This series aims to equip individuals with the tools, confidence, and community support needed to navigate these challenging times.” The four-part virtual webinar series will kick off on March 6 at 1:00 p.m. ET with “Career Decisions in Times of Uncertainty,” facilitated by Meagan Thrift, The COMMIT Foundation Vice President of Program Innovation and Engagement.“We need to help those in our COMMIT family facing uncertainty. They’ve served our country, and we need to help them feel more comfortable with the turmoil they are currently experiencing,” said Thrift. “Change at any time is tough. Living in a state of limbo is very challenging - especially for a population that likes to plan.” The second webinar, “Navigating Uncertainty: Insights from Leaders and Mentors” with a panel featuring Matt Oberhardt, a partner at Andreessen Horowitz and COMMIT board member, Pam Coffey, COMMIT executive coach and COMMIT Fellow Dan Rickert, Vice President of Business Operations for Air Space Intelligence, is March 11 at 2 p.m. ET. According to Meagan Thrift, The COMMIT Foundation is responding to the needs of our fellows and their families as additional uncertainty has added a layer of complexity to their planning. Join COMMIT and Dan Baugher with Donovan Bank on March 13 at 1 p.m. ET for a webinar addressing financial stability and budgeting strategies during uncertain times and March 18 at noon ET for a session on resume building and professional branding with Scott Vedder. Each session will offer practical guidance and expert mentorship to empower participants to take control of their career paths.“We always say COMMIT is for life,” said Glick. “That means showing up when it matters most. This series is about giving people the knowledge, support, and confidence to take control of their future—because no one should have to navigate uncertainty alone.” The webinar series is for COMMIT Fellows and their spouses and those interested in applying to COMMIT, including former military members, military spouses, intelligence professionals, and allied partners.Links to Register Career Decisions in Times of Uncertainty (March 6, 2025) at 1:00 p.m. ET.Navigating Uncertainty: Insights from Leaders and Mentors (March 11, 2025) at 2:00 p.m. ET.Financial Readiness & Budgeting Strategies with COMMIT and Dan Baugher with Donovan Bank (March 13, 2025) at 1:00 p.m. ET.Adaptive Advantage: Resume & Interview Strategies for Today’s Market with Scott Vedder (March 18, 2025) at 12:00 p.m. ET. Follow us on LinkedIn and www.commitfoundation.org for the latest updates and details about the webinar series as they become available.
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Jan 22, 2025

The COMMIT Foundation Announces Exciting Live Event to Relaunch Podcast

The COMMIT Foundation Announces Exciting Live Event to Relaunch Podcast The COMMIT Foundation is thrilled to announce the relaunch of its podcast, a platform dedicated to amplifying stories of transformation, purpose, and the next mission after military service. The podcast, which will feature powerful conversations and inspiring narratives, is designed to resonate deeply with veterans, military families, and supporters across the nation. To kick off this exciting journey, The COMMIT Foundation will host a LIVE event on Wednesday, January 22, at 7:00 PM EST on Instagram. This special session will be led by JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation, alongside members of the team, offering a unique opportunity to engage directly with the community. What to Expect During the Live Event This interactive live session promises to be more than just an announcement. It’s an invitation for the audience to join the conversation and help shape the future of the podcast. Here’s what viewers can look forward to: Introduction to the Podcast Relaunch: JC Glick will unveil the vision behind the revamped podcast and its mission to highlight transformative stories and the power of purpose.Community Engagement: Attendees will have the opportunity to contribute their ideas, from the podcast name to potential topics, guest suggestions, and sponsorship opportunities. The COMMIT Foundation values the voice of its community and wants this podcast to be a collaborative effort.Behind-the-Scenes Insights: The team will share what makes this podcast unique and how it aligns with The COMMIT Foundation’s mission to serve those who have served.Live Q&A: Participants can ask questions, provide feedback, and share their excitement directly with JC and the team. Why This Matters The relaunch of the podcast is more than just a rebranding—it’s a reflection of The COMMIT Foundation’s ongoing commitment to serving the veteran community by creating meaningful connections and sharing impactful stories. This platform will not only inspire but also provide practical insights for those navigating their next mission after military service. How to Join Be part of the excitement by joining The COMMIT Foundation’s Instagram Live event on January 22 at 7:00 PM EST. Simply follow The COMMIT Foundation’s Instagram account, tune in at the scheduled time, and join the conversation. Already buzzing with ideas? Share them during the live event, or send your thoughts in advance through The COMMIT Foundation’s social media channels. A Call to Action This podcast is for YOU. Whether you’re a veteran, a family member, or someone passionate about service and transformation, this is your chance to help shape a platform that shares the voices and stories that matter most. Let’s make this journey impactful together. Save the date: Wednesday, January 22, at 7:00 PM EST. We’ll see you there! Stay tuned for more updates and sneak peeks as we gear up for this exciting relaunch. Together, let’s celebrate transformation, purpose, and service through powerful conversations.
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Dec 30, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Reflects on a Year of Growth and Announces Exciting Plans for 2025

Bozeman, MT — December 30, 2024 The COMMIT Foundation is proud to close out 2024 with a year of tremendous impact, innovation, and growth. Guided by its new mission statement—to provide high-touch transition support that becomes the nationwide standard so those who have served in all communities can identify their passions, build strong networks, and leverage their skills in civilian careers—The COMMIT Foundation is poised to continue its vital work in 2025. Key Achievements in 2024 Empowering Veterans and Families: In 2024, the COMMIT Foundation was fortunate enough to serve more than 5,000 service members, veterans, and family members through more than 17,000 services since its inception. Services include providing personalized transition support that aligns with their unique needs and aspirations. The organization hosted eight workshops nationwide, connecting with veterans and communities from coast to coast, linking amazing people together, and setting the conditions for success in the future. This year also marked a significant milestone with the first-ever spouse workshop, designed to support military spouses navigating their transitions alongside their service members. Plans are already underway for two additional spouse workshops in 2025. Expanding Reach Globally and Strategically: In 2024, the COMMIT Foundation expanded its services to veterans and families from Five Eyes allied nations—the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. Additionally, the organization deepened its engagement with the intelligence community, providing tailored transition support to those with unique needs. The expansion formalized an already strong relationship on and off the battlefield. Usage of COMMunITy Platform: This year, The COMMIT Foundation launched COMMunITy, an exclusive online space for COMMIT fellows to connect, share insights, and collaborate. The platform has quickly become a vital hub for networking and peer-to-peer support, fostering meaningful relationships among those navigating life after military service. This platform will continue to grow and become a hub for the future of our Fellows. Leadership and Team Growth Welcoming New Leadership: The COMMIT Foundation welcomed JC Glick as its new CEO in 2024. Under his visionary leadership, the organization expanded its programs and partnerships, strengthening its commitment to serving those who have served. Additionally, Jennifer Zucker joined the Board of Directors, bringing extensive expertise and a shared passion for veteran support. Expanding the Team: The organization also grew its dedicated team in 2024, bringing on talented individuals who share a deep commitment to serving veterans and their families. These new team members bring diverse expertise and fresh perspectives, strengthening our ability to deliver high-touch, personalized support. Their contributions have been instrumental in meeting the evolving needs of our Fellows and ensuring that The COMMIT Foundation remains at the forefront of empowering those who have served. This expansion reflects our unwavering commitment to building a team equipped to address the unique challenges and opportunities of military transition. Community and Collaboration The COMMIT Foundation hosted several impactful events in 2024, including the Nobody Walks Alone 5K, which brought together veterans, families, and supporters to celebrate connection and resilience. The year also saw the launch of the Battle of the Branches campaign during the Army-Navy football game season, uniting veterans and supporters in a spirited celebration of camaraderie and service. We are thrilled about the partnerships we’ve built this year. Collaborating with mission-aligned organizations has been vital to our success, enabling us to expand our reach and deepen our impact. These partnerships energize our mission and reaffirm our commitment to empowering those who have served. Looking Ahead to 2025 As The COMMIT Foundation enters 2025, it remains steadfast in its mission and excited for the opportunities ahead, including: • Expanding the Pursue Your Purpose Program to reach more veterans and families. • Hosting two additional spouse workshops to address the unique needs of military spouses. • Strengthening the COMMunITy platform to foster even more connection and collaboration. • Deepening global partnerships with Five Eyes nations and the intelligence community. “With the momentum from 2024, we are ready to take on 2025 with hope, determination, and gratitude,” said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “Together with our supporters, we will continue transforming lives, building strong networks, and creating a legacy of service and resilience.” About The COMMIT Foundation The COMMIT Foundation provides personalized transition support to military veterans and their families, helping them identify their passions, build strong networks, and leverage their skills in civilian careers. Its high-touch approach is designed to be the nationwide standard for supporting those who have served.
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Dec 18, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Recognized as a 2024 Top-Rated Nonprofit by GreatNonprofits

Celebrating Impact and Excellence in Veteran Transition Services Bozeman, Montana –December 17, 2024 – The COMMIT Foundation is proud to announce that it has been named a 2024 Top-Rated Nonprofit by GreatNonprofits, the leading platform for community-sourced reviews of nonprofit organizations. This prestigious recognition reflects The COMMIT Foundation’s unwavering dedication to empowering military veterans as they transition to meaningful civilian lives and careers. The Top-Rated Nonprofit Award is based on the direct feedback of those served by an organization and its supporters. The COMMIT Foundation received over 60 heartfelt testimonials from volunteers, donors, and supporters, sharing stories of the organization’s transformative impact. These reviews highlight the foundation’s personalized coaching, innovative programs, and dedication to serving those who have served. “This honor is especially meaningful because it comes from the voices of those we serve, as well as the incredible network of supporters who believe in our mission,” said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “Their trust and collaboration inspire us to continually refine our services and deepen our impact, ensuring those who have served receive the personalized support they need to thrive beyond their service.” The COMMIT Foundation’s programs, such as its signature Pursue Your Purpose initiative and high-touch workshops, equip veterans with the tools and confidence to explore their passions, refine their career goals, and build fulfilling lives in the civilian world. Its recent expansion to serve veterans from allied nations in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada reflects a growing global impact. This recognition comes as The COMMIT Foundation continues to push for innovation and excellence in transition services, working tirelessly to ensure all who have served have access to high-quality, personalized support.Community members are encouraged to read these inspiring stories by going to greatnonprofits.org The COMMIT Foundation, based in Bozeman, Montana, provides personalized transition services to those who’ve served, helping them identify their passions, build strong networks, and leverage their skills in civilian careers. The COMMIT Foundation aims to set a new standard for transition services worldwide by offering high-touch support and fostering meaningful connections. GreatNonprofits is the leading platform for community-sourced ratings and reviews of nonprofit organizations. Each year, the Top-Rated Nonprofit Award recognizes organizations that receive overwhelmingly positive reviews from the people they serve and the communities that support them.
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Nov 26, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Welcomes Jennifer Zucker to Its Board of Directors

The COMMIT Foundation Welcomes Jennifer Zucker to Its Board of Directors November 25, 2024 The COMMIT Foundation is proud to announce Jennifer Zucker's addition to its Board of Directors. A dedicated advocate for the veteran community, Jennifer brings an unparalleled blend of professional expertise, military service, and passion for empowering others. Jennifer Zucker currently serves as Co-Chair of the Government Contracts Practice at the global law firm Greenberg Traurig, where she helps clients navigate complex federal procurement issues. Her experience includes representing major aerospace, defense, professional services, and IT contractors in bid protests claims litigation, and regulatory compliance. She also assists with mergers and acquisitions and government investigations. A trailblazer in her field, Jennifer is a founding member of Veterans@GT and served on the board of SRC Energy, Inc., where she chaired the Compensation Committee. She holds a distinguished academic background with degrees from Boston University, Brooklyn Law School, George Washington University, and the U.S. Army War College. Jennifer’s service extends far beyond her professional career. She served on active duty as a member of the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps and continues her military commitment as a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. “Jennifer’s unique combination of military and civilian leadership, coupled with her dedication to helping veterans reach their full potential, makes her an invaluable addition to The COMMIT Foundation Board,” said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “Her insights and expertise will undoubtedly enhance our mission of empowering veterans as they transition to civilian life.” Jennifer’s passion for giving back to the military community stems from her personal journey as a veteran. Her experiences have driven her to champion the causes of those who have served, ensuring they have the tools, guidance, and opportunities to thrive in their next chapters. “I’m honored to join The COMMIT Foundation Board and support its vital mission,” Jennifer said. “Transitioning out of the military can be a complex journey, and I’m excited to contribute to an organization that provides such meaningful support to veterans and their families.” The COMMIT Foundation is excited to work alongside Jennifer as we continue to serve the veteran community and create life-changing opportunities for those transitioning from military service. For more information about The COMMIT Foundation and our programs, visit commitfoundation.org.
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Nov 12, 2024

Introducing New Team Members at The COMMIT Foundation

We are thrilled to announce the newest members of The COMMIT Foundation team: Alex Genovese, Adrianne Huls, and Kristen Lauerman. Each brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective that will enhance our mission of supporting those who have served and their families to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Alex Genovese, Director of Veteran Services Alex joins us as a Director of Veteran Services, dedicated to guiding our Fellows and their families throughout their transition journeys. With a background as a Nuclear Missiles Officer, Alex developed critical leadership and decision-making skills in high-pressure environments. Prior to joining The COMMIT Foundation, she worked with another non-profit veteran organization, where she honed her passion for community support and holistic well-being. Alex earned her undergraduate degree in Community Health from The University of Texas at San Antonio and is committed to ensuring veterans and their families receive the personalized support they need during this significant life change. Residing in Texas with her husband and two daughters, Alex balances her fulfilling career with family life, always prioritizing her dedication to the veteran community. Adrianne Huls, Director of Veteran Services Adrianne brings over 20 years of professional experience in military command structure, higher education, and the non-profit sectors. With a strong emphasis on serving the whole person, she believes that authentic communication is vital in helping others navigate their transitions. Adrianne holds both undergraduate and graduate degrees from East Carolina University, focusing on Interpersonal Communication and Strategic Communication, along with a graduate certificate in Military and Civilian Trauma Studies. A proud retired USMC spouse, she understands the importance of transition not just for veterans but for their entire families. Originally from Virginia and now residing in North Carolina with her husband, Adrianne enjoys RVing and watching sports with her two adult children. Kristen Lauerman, Director of Development Kristen joins The COMMIT Foundation as a development professional with extensive frontline experience in raising critical support for large non-profits in the arts and higher education sectors. Her expertise spans major gifts, annual giving, volunteer management, and event planning. Kristen believes that successful fundraising goes beyond transactions; it’s about building strong, personal relationships with donors to help them fulfill their philanthropic goals. She holds an MFA in Film Studies from Boston University and an MS in Nonprofit Management from Simmons College. A former film curator and educator, Kristen is a high-energy, creative, and results-driven fundraiser who enjoys telling compelling stories. Currently residing in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with her husband and two children, she is also a dedicated Coast Guard spouse. Alex, Adrianne, and Kristen are already making COMMIT a stronger organization through their work in programming and development. We are so glad they are part of our COMMunITy.
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Nov 12, 2024

Baltimore Veteran Transition Workshop Launches with ‘Cocktails and Conversations’

BALTIMORE – The COMMIT Foundation held a Veteran Transition Workshop hosted by Brown Advisory in Baltimore from October 22-24. COMMIT Chairman, Guy Filippelli, kicked off the multi-day program by welcoming participants, supporters, and veteran advocates to a ‘Cocktails and Conversations’ reception at the Baltimore Country Club. This pre-workshop event offered a unique opportunity for veterans to connect with influential business and community leaders in the area. “The chance for transitioning veterans to build connections with business and community leaders in our host cities is invaluable,” said COMMIT CEO, JC Glick. “Our goal for 2025 is to make events like this a staple of every workshop, helping veterans establish ties to their future communities.” COMMIT workshops draw on the strength of extensive networks and professional relationships to bring together high-achieving service members and veterans with experienced professionals in industries where they can excel. “I continue to be impressed by COMMIT's dedication to service members and veterans,” said Char P., U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant. “The foundation provides the structure for introspection and puts me in a position to design a future tailored to my vision.”
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Nov 11, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Expands Services to Support “Five Eyes” Allies

The COMMIT Foundation Expands Services to Support “Five Eyes” Allies Serving Veterans and Their Families Across the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada WASHINGTON – In honor of Veterans Day, also known internationally as Armistice Day, The COMMIT Foundation proudly announces the expansion of its transformative services to encompass our "Five Eyes" allies: the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. This strategic growth reflects The COMMIT Foundation’s commitment to empowering high-potential veterans and their families worldwide as they navigate the challenges of post-service life. Founded on the belief that those who have served deserve meaningful opportunities and resources, The COMMIT Foundation has been a trusted partner in the United States, guiding thousands of veterans and their families as they transition to new civilian roles. With this expansion, the foundation will extend its unique model—focused on personal growth, purpose, and lifelong impact—to include warriors and spouses from these allied nations, fostering a united global community of service members committed to creating positive change. “We’re thrilled to open our doors to the veterans and spouses of the Five Eyes nations. These allies have stood shoulder-to-shoulder with our service members on countless missions, and it is a privilege to now stand beside them in their next chapters,” said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “This expansion is about more than support—it’s about cultivating a global network of leaders who understand the value of service and the impact they can have beyond the uniform.” The COMMIT Foundation’s programs provide personalized support for transitioning veterans, focusing on self-actualization, leadership development, and purpose-driven work in the civilian sector. By expanding to the Five Eyes community, the Foundation strengthens its mission to empower a global cohort of resilient, adaptive leaders across industries, from business to academia, non-profits, and beyond. This expansion comes at a pivotal moment as nations recognize the unique challenges facing modern veterans and the invaluable skills they bring to society. COMMIT’s approach is built on community, respect, and an unwavering dedication to helping each individual and family realize their full potential. To learn more about how The COMMIT Foundation impacts the futures of those who serve visit us at: commitfoundation.org.    Follow us on:  Linked In: @commitfoundation Facebook: @commitfoundation Instagram: @thecommitfoundation
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Mar 27, 2025

JTMF Generosity Leads to Expansion of Services in Pacific Northwest

Mar 27, 2025

COMMIT Fellows & Sisters Launch Asdal Advisory Group

Feb 28, 2025

The COMMIT Foundation Launches Webinar Series to Support Federal Employees Amidst Recent Layoffs

Jan 22, 2025

The COMMIT Foundation Announces Exciting Live Event to Relaunch Podcast

Dec 30, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Reflects on a Year of Growth and Announces Exciting Plans for 2025

Dec 18, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Recognized as a 2024 Top-Rated Nonprofit by GreatNonprofits

Nov 26, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Welcomes Jennifer Zucker to Its Board of Directors

Nov 12, 2024

Introducing New Team Members at The COMMIT Foundation

Nov 12, 2024

Baltimore Veteran Transition Workshop Launches with ‘Cocktails and Conversations’

Nov 11, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Expands Services to Support “Five Eyes” Allies

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