FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 26, 2024

The COMMIT Foundation Expands Services to Non-DoD Members of the Intelligence Community

On National Intelligence Professionals Day, The COMMIT Foundation is proud to announce the expansion of its programs and services to non-Department of Defense (DoD) members of the intelligence community. This significant initiative aims to support the quiet heroes who are critical to our national security.

“Our nation's intelligence professionals work every day to keep America safe, but we seldom hear about their successes or their sacrifices,” said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “These men and women work in silence to protect the nation, deploying to war zones and austere regions of the world. They cannot discuss their work even with their families. They keep our country safe every day, and we thank them for their service to our nation.”

The intelligence community, as defined by the National Security Act of 1947, is comprised of a broad spectrum of agencies and elements, including:

• The Office of the Director of National Intelligence,
• The Central Intelligence Agency,
• The National Security Agency,
• The Defense Intelligence Agency,
• The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency,
• The National Reconnaissance Office,
• Intelligence elements of the military branches,
• The Federal Bureau of Investigation,
• The Drug Enforcement Administration, and
• The Department of Energy, Department of State, Department of the Treasury, and Department of Homeland Security, among others.

The COMMIT Foundation's expansion ensures that non-DOD intelligence professionals now have access to the same comprehensive, personalized support that has benefited many within the Department of Defense. The organization’s holistic approach focuses on self-knowledge, career development, and life planning, offering bespoke solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual.

“Our commitment to these professionals is unwavering,” continued Glick. “We provide lifetime support, continuously assessing and aligning our services to support their evolving needs throughout their transition process.”

For more information about The COMMIT Foundation and its expanded services, please visit commitfoundation.org.

About The COMMIT Foundation

The COMMIT Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering service members, veterans, and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Through one-on-one coaching, professional development workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, The COMMIT Foundation helps veterans navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and build a post-service life of community and purpose. Learn more at commitfoundation.org.