Our Mission

Vet2Vet Peer Support Solutions is committed to building a trusted, veteran-centered network that offers connection, clarity, and community. Our goal is to create a space where veterans feel understood, supported, and never alone in navigating life after service.

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What We Are Building

Our long-term goals include the development of:

  • A peer support line connecting veterans with trained peers

  • A centralized online resource hub for accessible support tools

  • A veteran-led podcast focused on shared experiences and guidance

These efforts are designed to provide meaningful, practical support rooted in real understanding.

Our Commitment

These services are currently in development as we work to ensure they meet the highest standards of safety, accessibility, and professionalism. Every step of our process is guided by a commitment to creating something reliable, responsible, and truly beneficial to those we serve.

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Our Purpose

Until these services are fully launched, our mission remains the same:

To make sure no veteran has to navigate life after service alone.

Why We Started Vet2Vet

Vet2Vet Peer Support Solutions was built from lived experience.

After years of navigating the VA system and the disability process, Drew saw firsthand how difficult it can be for veterans to find clear, reliable support. Through his service and the connections he built over time—including within state and local government—he was able to find his way through much of the process. Even with those advantages, it was often complicated, frustrating, and difficult to manage alone.

Over time, helping other veterans became a natural extension of that experience. Through everyday conversations and personal interactions, support often meant helping others understand their options and navigate systems that can feel overwhelming. It became clear that many veterans were facing the same challenges and didn’t know where to turn.

Faith had long felt strongly about how service members and veterans are treated, and about the gaps in support and access to care. Through her connection to Drew and growing involvement in the veteran community, those concerns became more personal.

What began as conversations about these experiences and challenges gradually grew into a shared understanding—and a desire to build something better.

Together, they developed the concept for Vet2Vet—
a resource designed to make support more accessible, more personal, and easier to navigate.

Who We Are

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Drew served 21 years in the U.S. Army and continues his service today through active involvement in his local VFW Post as both an armorer and Honor Guard member. As Co‑founder and Program Director of Vet2Vet Peer Support Solutions, he plays a central role in shaping outreach and advocacy efforts rooted in lived experience.

Drawing on his military background and leadership experience, Drew is deeply committed to peer-centered support that empowers veterans to help one another navigate the challenges of post-service life. His dedication reflects a belief in the strength of shared experience and the importance of building trusted, veteran-led support networks.

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Faith’s path into veteran outreach began after meeting her husband, Drew, and grew into a deep, lasting commitment to supporting the veteran community. As Executive Director, she oversees website development, resource research, and organizational legal and compliance efforts, ensuring all programs meet high professional standards and effectively serve veterans and their caregivers.

Faith is passionate about fostering meaningful connections that enhance the wellbeing of both veterans and those who support them. She brings hands-on outreach experience to her role, including work with the VFW, and is dedicated to building accessible, compassionate peer support networks.