MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY VETERAN PEER NETWORK.
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Bring Everyone In The Zone, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit that helps Service Members, Veterans and their Families. Our program covers three main areas, Preparing, Caring and Sharing (PCS) (See index). The members of our Board of Directors have served in the military since the Viet Nam era and forward. They are dedicated to helping their fellows to get back "IN THE ZONE".
INDEX:
See Preparing for any of the trainings we provide.
Basic Facilitator Training, MVPN Basic Training, CALM, AS+K and Mental Health First Aid schedule.
See Caring for Financial Assistance.
Resiliency Training
See Sharing for Peer to Peer Groups
For locations of Groups near you.
Our Purpose: We provide Peer Support in a myriad of ways to Service Members, Veterans and families (SMVF), especially those suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injury, Military Sexual Trauma and other traumatic events in their lives. We help make improve the quality of life for the SMVP.
Who Benefits from our programs and services: Service Members, Veterans and their families (SMVF)
Our Mission Statement: To provide education and support to SMVF who are experiencing the devastating effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.To train facilitators in recognizing cases that require additional services including but not limited to medical referral and providing them with needed resources.
Our Core programs and services:Preparing, Caring (includes Operation Resilient Families) and Sharing,. We train volunteers to be facilitators, we assist our target population w/benefits, we develop resources, we help with basic needs, we hold Peer Support Groups. We provide resiliency training to families. Our activities include everything necessary to assist service personnel and their families who are suffering.These activities include, but are not limited to: screening; intake; orientation; assessment; treatment planning; counseling; case management; crisis intervention; client education; referral; reports and record keeping; and consultation.
Our History Formation to January 2024
Agenda Board of Directors Meeting
301 Priest Drive, Killeen and via ZOOM
Dec 18, 2024, 1 p.m.
Agenda
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes of the September 30, 2024 meeting
Treasurer’s Reports:
Director’s Report
- Updates
- CDBG –
- TVC FVA 2024-2025-
- TVC FVA 2025-2026-
- CCS/DSHS/MVPN –
- Wal-Mart 6801 W. Adams, Temple –
- United Way of Greater Fort Hood Area –
- Fort Hood Thrift Shop –
- Fort Hood Spouses Club –
- Rock Rose Foundation –
- Navy Federal Credit Union -
- Texas Capital Foundation
- Basic –
- Basic Peer Facilitator –
- Mental Health First Aid –
- CALM –
- AS+K
- Peer Groups –
Director’s Comments:
Bike Ride Fundraiser – March 2025
Action Items:
Approve Resolution authorizing the Executive Director to apply for CDBG funds for the 2025-26 year in the amount of $6900.00.
Approval of any grant applications – Discuss any grant opportunities that the board is aware of.
Future plans
Future Agenda Items:
Next meeting March 27, 2025 at 1100.
Adjourn
Click below to open the file(s) in Portable Document Format:
2022-2023 990 & 990T Tax Filing
2022-2023 Audit
2020 - 2021 Audited Financial Statements
2018 Audit Report
Audited Financial Statements
2017 Amended
2017 Schedules Amended
Internal Revenue Service - Determination Letter
2016 Tax Information 2015-2016 Audit Report
2014-2015 Audit Report
2015 Tax Information
2014 Tax Information
2013 Tax Information
2012 Tax Information
2011 Tax Information
