Executive Summary
The Warrior Companion Foundation, based in Austin, Texas is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing health care healthcare for service animals of wounded American veterans. Achieved through institutional and individual partnerships, the Foundation seeks to minimize the veteran’s concerns related to their service animal’s care. In addition to financial concerns, disabled veterans face many challenges in their lives, so significantly reducing the financial obligation for the care of their service animal, which can extend the life of the animal and provide peace of mind to the veteran, is a primary goal of the Foundation.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDER
Hello! My name is Jack Bodolosky.
I am the Founder and Chairman of the Board of The Warrior Companion Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charity, and I served this great country as a combat medic in the Persian Gulf War. I love our country, and, I love Texas! What a privilege it’s been to live and work in the Greater Austin area. I have a strong desire to give back to our community while also lending a helping hand to veterans in need of assistance.
The Warrior Companion Foundation provides pet healthcare for service animals that serve our veterans. Many don’t realize that a significant number of veterans who require service animals do not have the financial means to provide proper health care for their animals. That is the reason the Foundation was created!
I make my living as a realtor and I’ve always tried to lead by example. That’s why I have decided to donate one-third of my real estate commissions to the Foundation and I will do so in YOUR name which gives you a TAX-DEDUCTIBLE donation. It’s that simple and you truly have nothing to lose. I hope you will give me a call so we can discuss this further.
I appreciate your consideration of this worthy cause.
Best wishes,
Jack Bodolosky
Why Choose Us
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.
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.
