Because many veterans face the fear of not only going to combat but also the fear of coming home. For many it’s the loss of the brotherhood, camaraderie and sense of belonging. The feeling of not being part of a unit and not being able to adapt to life after the military is difficult, demanding and dangerous. Often these issues lead to depression, isolation, anxiety, anger and possibly suicide. It’s reported that 8000 veterans commit suicide every year across the country. This number does not sit well with FrontSight.

FrontSight was established in 2008 as a small ministry. In 2014 it moved into its current location in Ontario, Ca. It was created by veterans and is operated by veterans for veterans who understand the need and struggle of each veteran. We create that bond and brotherhood we know that is vital in the life of a veteran.

Because the need is so great we have a small band of volunteers. Some of these volunteers are veterans but most are spouses and family members of veterans who love and support this great cause. Due to the constant support of donors, our doors continue to remain open. We cannot do it all alone. The fight is hard but we press on daily to help bring our veterans to this safe place we have created. Will you please join us in this fight?

To provide a Christ-centered community where veterans & their families can find camaraderie, trust, and healing for their visible and invisible wounds.

To empower every veteran who comes to FrontSight with tools, resources, and a sense of self worth and belonging.