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The State Of Honor: A Message From Joe TEAM! What an exciting time it has been recently for The Honor Foundation. We owe every step forward and ounce of progress to those we serve. It is only because of their service that we have a Mission to fulfill every day at THF – If they… Read more »

The Patriots Initiative Announces Support of The Honor Foundation TPI to Join The Honor Foundation’s Employer Partner Network San Diego, CA-The Honor Foundation, a unique transition institute created originally for Navy SEALs and the wider U.S. Special Operations community, has announced they have received the support of The Patriots Initiative, through a $5,000 donation.  The Patriots… Read more »

 The Honor Foundation Signs Major Partnership with The Marine Raider Foundation THF to offer Intensive Transition Program for Marine Special Operations Community The Honor Foundation, a unique transition institute created originally for Navy SEALs and the wider U.S. Special Operations community, has announced a preferred partnership with the Marine Raider Foundation to provide their nationally-known… Read more »

As Posted on Classy.com By: Ellie Burke 14 Nonprofit Management Tips for a Growth Mindset ***To watch all the videos in full click here This is the third post in a series chronicling The Honor Foundation’s growth. We’ll continue to check in with founder and CEO Joe Musselman to learn about the strategies that work… Read more »

The State Of Honor: A Message From Joe Today The Honor Foundation (THF) is four years old and I have the opportunity to share a profound story with you. It’s our story. A story about extraordinary people, generating real change, impact, and creating strategic growth for an organization that matters.  Before I begin, I would… Read more »

As seen in the Tampa Bay Times By Howard Altman   Helping commandos face one tough challenge: Finding their next job “The Honor Foundation transition course runs 110 hours over 12 weeks and started at the business school of the University of California, San Diego. Bradin calls the course world-class. A second campus opened in… Read more »

Veterans Help Make San Diego a Hub for Start-Ups By EILENE ZIMMERMAN As seen in New York Times ” The Honor Foundation helps veterans address that question in its 15-week program, which trains and prepares former Navy SEALs to either start their own companies or to get a job. One-third of the Honor Foundation’s graduates trained as… Read more »

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By Philip Dana – VP, Chief of People Operations at The Honor Foundation Wednesday, March 22, 2017 “Phil, these Fellows are extremely impressive, but where do most of them go?” “What types of roles do Navy SEALs and other SpecOps Leaders from the military fit in my organization?” These are just two of the questions… Read more »

As shown in The Del Mar Times 2/6/2017 Donations from the locally-based George & Betty Harbaugh Charitable Foundation continue to make a difference in the region. For the third year in a row the Harbaugh Foundation funded Patriots’ Outpost at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, held in Janaury, giving back to military men… Read more »

SAN DIEGO, CALIF. – (Nov. 9, 2016) – Envision Solar International, Inc., (OTCQB: EVSI) (“Envision Solar,” or the “Company”), the leading renewable energy, media and branding and EV charging product company, on-boards former SEAL, James Byrne to lead the sales and business development team. Mr. Byrne was recruited with the help of The Honor Foundation… Read more »

By Philip Dana, VP Chief of People Operations, THF “I would not be the person I am today if not for the timely advice of a trusted mentor at one of the most crucial junctures in my life.” This statement is certainly true for me, but I think it applies to every one of us. … Read more »

By Brock Vergakis of The Virginian-Pilot August 4, 2016 VIRGINIA BEACH Mike Turkenkopf joined the Navy when he was 19 because the aspiring chef was sick of working seven nights a week in south Florida restaurants. More than 26 years later, Turkenkopf is ready to return to civilian life. But the explosive ordnance technician has no plans… Read more »