Apache Warrior Foundation

Apache Warrior Foundation

Mission: The mission of the Apache Warrior Foundation is to honor the AH-64 attack helicopter community through remembrance, celebration, sponsorship, and education. We will pay homage to our fallen angels, give tribute to our brotherhood forged in blood, care for our families, and raise public awareness for the sacrifices made to keep our country free! Endstate: Completed honor truck attending scheduled and un-scheduled events, an established memorial and museum. Task I: Honor the fallen and our families
Purpose I: Tastefully honor the fallen, their families and our families. Purpose II: Educate the general public about the men and women who dedicate their lives to the AH64 and the ongoing sacrifices of ourselves and our families to keep America safe. Task III: Heal ourselves
Purpose III: Facilitate gatherings of all members of the AH64 community, past and present; creating community and solidarity, honoring, and remembering the fallen. Phase I: Organization
Phase II: Sponsorship
Phase III: Build
Phase IV: Memorial
Phase V: Museum planning
Phase VI: Events participation and unveiling
Phase VII: Long Term planning

Phase I: The Apache Warrior Foundation Board is identified as: President and Founder LTC Allen Hahn; Vice President CW5 JimBo Snyder, Executive Director Ms. Penny Belcourt.; Treasurer Ms. Rochelle Chandler; Secretary, Johnny Shotwell; Public Affairs Divyeta Chauhan. The Apache Warrior Foundation was officially recognized by the State of Texas on May 09, 2013. Paperwork for the 501(c) 3 is being filed with the United States Internal Revenue Service for exempt status. Paperwork for the 501(c) 3 is being filed with the Internal Revenue Service for exempt status. Phase II: File 501(c)3 and associated paper work. Phase III: Attack Adventures for service members and families. Phase V: Work to combat PTSD via mon Medicated therapies.