Empowering Veterans Through Financial, Vocational, & Emotional Support
No matter where you’ve been or where you are, we’re here to help you move forward. Through our services and partnerships with various organizations, we connect veterans and their families with resources for housing, employment, transportation, emotional support, and other tools for an independent, healthy life. We’ve recognized the need for second chances in this community, and our mission is to provide hope, guidance, and crucial resources for those who’ve served—because everyone deserves a measure of grace.
Our organization is designed to equip and empower marginalized veterans. Through mentorship programs and future-focused services, our goal is to help you reach a place of healthy independence.
Grace with contingencies isn’t truly grace—that’s why we offer support for all veterans regardless of rank, discharge status, criminal history, race, or circumstance.
We connect each GOG client with a fellow veteran mentor who helps lead them to a place of hope, celebrates their wins, and walks through life with them.
"After having spent years having to follow others’ directions, I had lost the skill of leading myself. Sparing a long story, I did not transition too well to civilian life after all and needed help. That was when my dear friend Chris and [Grandeur of Grace] entered the story. They were the friends I needed at the time to help me. Most importantly, someone to believe in me. I am forever grateful and have been able to further my goal of bettering myself and becoming fully independent."
A. Shurtleff, U.S. Army Veteran"I would really like to thank you for the aid and relief you have provided me. You have given me a year and a half back to my life and I can't begin to put into words how appreciative I truly am. THANK YOU!"
C. Davis, U.S. Marine Corps Veteran"Paying it forward to the people who listen to God and never once wavered on what the big man upstairs wants them to do. We can get lost in our emotional state and forget or lose focus on what the Lord is doing in our lives and the lives around us. To those people, I will never forget the blessings that [have] happen[ed] here. As I move through life, I pray that this only grows. Thanks to [GOG]."
T. Brewster, U.S. Army Veteran