Our Partners
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our compassionate partners who generously support our mission at The 98 Fund through their charitable donations, empowering us to make a lasting impact in the lives of those in need.
The 99 Legacy Fund
The 99 Legacy Fund is a compassionate 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed by graduates and supporters of the West Point Class of 1999 from around the world. The fund's fundamental mission is to provide support to the members and families of the Class of 1999 during their times of need. Guided by its core values of honoring the memory of fellow graduates, preserving their legacy, respecting privacy, and wholeheartedly serving the Class, The 99 Legacy Fund extends unwavering assistance through various avenues. These include offering remembrances, providing needs-based scholarships, organizing healing retreats, and offering support for mental and physical health, with a focus on suicide intervention and prevention. The organization's commitment to fostering a sense of unity and compassion within the Class creates a lasting impact, as it strives to navigate life's challenges together.
Bullets 2 Beans
David “Doc” Joslin served as a Combat Medic in the Army for nearly two decades, deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan. After being medically retired in 2013 due to combat injuries, Doc continued his dedication to serving the military community by launching the Bullets 2 Beans podcast in 2020, aimed at supporting and highlighting veterans and military issues. The name "Bullets 2 Beans" has a specific meaning derived from the transition from military life (bullets) to the civilian sector at the end of service (beans or coffee beans). The concept is deeply rooted in the significance of both bullets and coffee in military life.
VFW 9785 Eagle River
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) has a rich history dating back to 1899, when veterans of the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Insurrection founded local organizations to advocate for rights and benefits for wounded and sick veterans left to care for themselves. The movement rapidly grew, leading to the establishment of the VFW as a powerful voice that played a crucial role in achieving various milestones, such as the creation of the Veterans Administration, the GI Bill for the 20th and 21st centuries, the national cemetery system, and compensation for Vietnam and Gulf War veterans. With nearly 2 million members, the VFW continues to make significant contributions, including community volunteerism, scholarships for students, and advocating for improved services for women veterans and within the Department of Veterans Affairs.
