Battle Buddy 4 Life

Battle Buddy 4 Life is not just a saying, it is action.
Join us in helping make sure no veteran or their family will be left without the valuable services that HNO Provides!

HNO is a connector organization, evaluating the need, and bringing valuable resources, service organizations and mental health support to those that have served this country & their families.

How can you help?
$22 / month – to save a veterans life.
$30 / month – $1 per day.
$60 / month – $2 per day.
$120 / month – $4 per day.

One of the first things that happens when a soldier arrives at Basic training is they are assigned a “Battle Buddy”. Your Battle Buddy watches your back. They are the person you talk to when you’re having a rough time both in combat, and in life. The trust between battle buddies is something that can’t be really put into words. Many just say “I would give my life for them, as they would for me.

When a soldier is discharged from the military, he may leave being a soldier behind, however the memories and the sister & brotherhoods they develop last for life.

Life after service is not an easy adjustment for many veterans. The search for some sort of normalcy is ever lasting. Once you have served, you have changed, and
you will never be the same person again.

Heroes Night Out (HNO) is a resource & crisis center for veterans and their families.

HNO a Battle Buddy 4 Life, when someone walks thru the doors of HNO, they will not find a waiting room. Instead, there is a kitchen that stays stocked with coffee & water and snacks, it’s self-serve. There are tables, chairs and Sofa’s for HNO Family to catch up, talk, and if needed, just hangout, yes everyone is family.

At HNO, you’re loved for who you are, regardless of your rank, branch, or difficulties you may be facing. Everyone is respected, and trusted, not just staff, but HNO Family are there to help you. They don’t give you a card and tell you to call someone, they will go into the office and call them with you.

Heroes Night out is an organization that gives. In 2019, the organization assisted over 7,700 Veterans and their families. 2020 brought an even greater need for help, and an enemy that no one had every expected. With all fundraising events cancelled so far this year, and private donations nearly dried up. Staff are left facing a crisis of their own. It takes $17,000 a month to keep services going for Heroes night out. With current funds quickly depleting, the organization will be
forced to close its doors November 1st if they can’t secure the funding needed to continue.