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MILITARY SERVICE ENDS. REINTEGRATION BEGINS.

TRANSITION IS AN EVENT.
REINTEGRATION TAKES A PLAN.

For many veterans, the hardest part of service is what comes after it: rebuilding a career, a routine, and a sense of purpose outside the military. VetReset works alongside veterans and their families through that transition, from the first conversation to lasting stability.

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HOW VETRESET WORKS

01 · RESET

Start with an honest conversation about where you are: work, health, benefits, family. Then build a plan that fits your life, not a checklist.

02 · RISE

Turn the plan into progress: résumés and interviews, VA claims, wellness, and a cohort of veterans moving forward with you.

03 · THRIVE

A career that fits, benefits in place, a family that’s steady, and a sense of purpose that carries beyond the uniform.

FOR VETERANS & FAMILIES

Support for every stage of reintegration.

Whether you transitioned last month or twenty years ago, reintegration affects identity, career, health, finances, and family. Our veteran-led team helps you assess where you are and connects you with the right resources.

  1. Request support. Complete a brief form, call, or email.

  2. Needs assessment. A member of our team contacts you to discuss your goals and needs.

  3. Connection and follow-up. We connect you with services and programs, including Operation Forward, and follow up to confirm progress.

Request support

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Prefer to talk? Call 667-204-0611 · info@vetresetfoundation.org

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Resource navigation

Guidance on VA benefits and claims, wellness, and employment, delivered through trusted community partners. Community events include the annual Act of Valor Classic.

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After the Uniform

Our annual reintegration forum on identity, purpose, wellness, and career after service. Saturday, November 14, 12:00–3:00 PM, The Nonprofit Center, Crownsville. Complimentary admission; registration encouraged.

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Operation Forward

A four-week reintegration cohort meeting twice weekly. Participants work through identity and purpose, financial readiness, mental wellness, professional presence, digital skills, and career readiness.

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

FOR FUNDERS & PARTNERS

Veteran-led support, accountable for results.

Anne Arundel County is home to one of Maryland's largest veteran communities. Services exist, but they are fragmented, and many veterans never connect with them. VetReset provides a local, veteran-led point of entry and remains accountable for outcomes.

CURRENT INITIATIVE

The VetReset Hub (pilot)

A centralized intake and referral model for veterans in the Hanover area. Each veteran receives a needs assessment, a coordinated referral plan, and documented follow-up. The pilot is underway; funding will support its expansion.

300+

Veterans & family members served

$14,863+

Support & resources leveraged

200+

Volunteer hours

2

Veteran families supported into homeownership

WAYS TO INVEST

Donate

Unrestricted gifts sustain direct services for veterans and their families.

Sponsor an event

Sponsorships range from $250 to $2,500 and include logo placement and social media recognition.

Grants & partnerships

We welcome foundation, agency, and employer partners to fund the Hub pilot, support a program, or deliver services to the veterans we serve.

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“Our mission is to ensure that no veteran navigates life after military service alone.”

Lindsay Kinslow, Founder & Executive Director · Retired U.S. Army veteran

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