Help Support An Injured Veteran

Josh Crum is an Army Veteran who just recently made the transition to civilian work force. Josh was known for putting his teammates needs and safety above his own on his deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan. Most recently serving as a Sniper in the 3rd Squadron 89th Calvary regiment, he served a year battling the well dug in Taliban insurgents in the Wardak Province. His bravery and selflessness is second to none.

Unfortunately, tragedy struck on the 24th of November while Josh was working as an apprentice for a construction company.  While working 50 feet in the air on a high lift, the basket he and his coworker were in disconnected from the hoist. They slammed to the ground, resulting in the death of his coworker, and major injuries for Josh. Josh sustained a broken right eye socket, severe head trauma, a broken wrist, broken femur, lacerated kidney, bruised lung and numerous other injuries. 

Josh needs our support to get back on his feet. His family will spend thousands of dollars over the next years supporting his recovery. Josh's medical expenses will be very high, and his continued care, therapy, and health issues will leave him unable to work.

We served with Josh and would do anything to help our brother, but we can't do it alone. Please take the time to donate what you can to help not just a Veteran, but an entire family in a time of need.