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WARRIOR COMPANION

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<p><span style="color: rgb(178, 29, 43);">WARRIOR COMPANION x STEAM FUNDRAISING</span></p>

WARRIOR COMPANION x STEAM FUNDRAISING

Warrior Companion and STEAM Fund proudly present a collaborative Nine, Dine and Music Fundraiser, uniting two missions through one unforgettable experience. A community-driven day of golf, food, and live music by Sullivan County’s own blues great, Slam Allen hosted by Sullivan County Golf Club and Otto’s—bringing people together to support veterans, musicians, and arts education.


Join us for a meaningful day of connection, entertainment, and impact.


• General Admission – Access to all day-of event activities including dinner and live music.

• General Admission + Golf – Includes everything in General Admission, plus access to golf and entry into the tournament.


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WHAT WE DO

Providing Veterans with Service Animal Health Care



Warrior Companion is a Texas based nonprofit founded to provide pet healthcare for the service animals of disabled veterans.


Disabled veterans often have to sell many personal belongings just to care for their service animal.


This is because disabled veterans that are not 100% service connected disability do not qualify for coverage from the VA for their service animal.

<p><span style="font-size: 0.8em; color: rgb(178, 29, 43);">WHAT WE DO</span></p>
<p>When our founder Jack Bodolosky discovered that his fellow brothers and sisters were selling personal items such as their cars, tv's and other personal items just to take their service animal to the veterinarian, he knew he had to take action to help them.</p><p><br></p><p>Service animals are expensive to train so it's critical that the animal receives the proper care to provide them with a long and healthy life. The longer they can stay with their veteran the better it is for both the animal and the veteran that desperately needs them to function.</p>

When our founder Jack Bodolosky discovered that his fellow brothers and sisters were selling personal items such as their cars, tv's and other personal items just to take their service animal to the veterinarian, he knew he had to take action to help them.


Service animals are expensive to train so it's critical that the animal receives the proper care to provide them with a long and healthy life. The longer they can stay with their veteran the better it is for both the animal and the veteran that desperately needs them to function.

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Warrior Companion Sponsorships Levels

Providing Quality Health Care for Service Animals


Warrior Companion provides pet health care assistance for the service animals of

disabled veterans and first responders—because protecting the animal protects the

person.


Ally Sponsor — $250

Helps cover routine care and wellness needs that keep a service animal healthy and

steady.


Guardian Sponsor — $500

Strengthens consistent care by supporting veterinary visits, medications, and preventive support.


Protector Sponsor — $1,000

Helps respond when unexpected veterinary needs arise—so a service animal can stay

healthy and working.


Champion Sponsor — $2,500

Provides meaningful, high-impact support that can underwrite significant care costs for

a qualifying service animal.


Legacy Sponsor — $5,000

Sustains the mission at the highest level—helping ensure long-term care support for

service animals and the people who rely on them.

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