MISSION
FreedomSystem.org is dedicated to fostering a sense of purpose and unity among our Veterans, empowering them to thrive in their ongoing journey while finding camaraderie and acceptance. As a military veteran organization, FreedomSystem.org focuses on assisting veterans through programs that promote camaraderie and provide employement training, facilitating their transition from active duty service in our Armed Forces to civilian life.
Donate
Our programs are designed to empower Veterans to achieve greater independence. We are committed to assisting Veterans in acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to successfully adapt to civilian life. If you wish to contribute, whether through monetary donations or by volunteering your time, we warmly welcome both forms of support. Throughout the year, there are several opportunities where your contribution, be it financial or through your time, can make a meaningful impact.
Get Involved
FreedomSystem.org is dedicated to supporting our Veterans by assisting them in accessing the vital services they require. This includes, among other things, simplifying the complex processes involved in gaining access to healthcare and well-being services through the Veteran’s Administration, providing coping skills to help Veterans address their challenges, and facilitating their reemployment to enhance their quality of life.
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Episode 3: Free Lunch Day
The Common Veteran’s Season 2 Episode 3: Free Lunch Day The Common Veterans discuss Free Lunch Day. Free Lunch Day is and was Veteran’s Day. The Common Veterans talk about their favorite meals and why it is now been adopted by this pet name. The dangers of it and the gratitude that comes with getting a free meal, or are they free? I) Free Lunch Day? a. Discuss the...
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Chad McKeown is March’s Hometown Hero for FreedomSystem.org, come join us in thanking him for his service to our great country!
Integrity Becomes Respect
Veterans often struggle with feeling like “Dysfunctional Veterans.” But respect is earned, not given. Honesty, integrity, and empathy pave the way to mutual respect.