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.
What We Are Building
While Vet2Vet already provides a growing collection of trusted resources and support information, we continue to explore new ways to connect veterans through shared experience.
Our long-term goals include:
Growing the Veteran Journey Project
Developing a veteran-led podcast
Expanding peer-support initiatives that help veterans learn from one another
These efforts are designed to provide meaningful, practical support rooted in shared experience and real understanding.
Our Purpose
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 disability claims process, Drew saw firsthand how difficult it can be for veterans to find clear, reliable support. Despite years of service and valuable connections built through military service and community involvement, the process was often complicated, frustrating, and difficult to navigate alone.
Over time, helping other veterans became a natural extension of that experience. Through everyday conversations, outreach, and peer-to-peer support, it became clear that many veterans were facing similar challenges. Veterans often shared stories of confusion, delays, denials, unanswered questions, and uncertainty about where to turn next.
Faith had long felt strongly about how service members and veterans are treated, and about the barriers many face when seeking support and care. Through her involvement in the veteran community and conversations with veterans and their families, those concerns became increasingly personal.
What began as discussions about individual experiences grew into a larger realization: veterans possess a tremendous amount of knowledge gained through lived experience, yet much of that knowledge is never shared beyond personal conversations.
Together, Faith and Drew created Vet2Vet to help connect veterans with trusted resources, promote peer-to-peer learning, and ensure that veterans do not have to navigate life after service alone.
Who We Are
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, advocacy, and veteran-focused initiatives rooted in lived experience.
Having navigated the VA system and disability claims process firsthand, Drew understands many of the challenges veterans face when seeking support and resources. His experiences helping fellow veterans navigate those challenges helped shape the vision behind Vet2Vet and reinforced his belief in the power of veterans learning from one another.
Drew remains committed to strengthening veteran communities through shared experience, trusted resources, and opportunities for veterans to support and learn from one another.
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, organizational operations, and legal and compliance efforts, helping ensure Vet2Vet's programs remain accessible, responsible, and effective.
Through her involvement with veterans, caregivers, and organizations serving the veteran community, Faith became increasingly aware of the challenges many veterans face when seeking support, navigating systems, and finding clear information. Her experience evaluating customer experiences, identifying process gaps, and translating insights into meaningful improvements has helped shape Vet2Vet's focus on understanding and addressing the real-world challenges veterans encounter.
Faith is passionate about building accessible resources, fostering meaningful connections, and creating opportunities for veterans to learn from one another through shared experience. She remains committed to helping ensure no veteran has to navigate life after service alone.