The Axios Inspires Foundation Mission and Vision

are to support our community and military veterans through our outreach and logistical efforts. It is with the help and support of our donors that we can move forward and achieve our yearly goals. The Axios Inspires Foundation supports organizations such as Off-Road Outreach (Homeless Veteran Outreach, Veggies For Vets and, Adventure Therapy) and Through Tragedy, Comes Light Organization (Parking Lot Dedications for Fallen Veteran Heroes, Man 22 Suicide Awareness Run, and Logistical Support for our Veteran Community.)

Axios Inspires Foundations is a tax exempt 501c3 organization and all donations are tax deductible.

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Off-Road Outreach

Stacey Buckner, CEO/Founder

Through Tragedy, Comes Light

Enrique Murillo, CEO/Founder

Off-Road Outreach

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Enriching the lives of homeless Veterans and others by providing meals, hot showers, clean clothes, and kindness from our Jeep. Helping reconnect our Veterans to the land they fought and sacrificed for through our Adventure Wellness Program. We hope to improve mental well-being and camaraderie among Veterans from all branches of the United States Armed Forces. Providing suicide prevention support and resources to our Veterans. It takes the courage and strength of a warrior to ask for help…we have your six. Charlie Mike.

Man22SAR (Suicide Awareness Run):

Many people commit suicide under the impression that they no longer want to be a burden on those around them. What they do not realize is those who love them are left in a devastating condition grasping for reason and purpose to the loss. Man22SAR was forged out of that devastation. Rick Murillo, resolved to bring people together in their time of need to honor the lives of the lost, provide a support network for the survivors, and to reduce the numbers lost because even one a day is too many. Each Man22SAR involves a 2.22. mile run, 22 push-ups, and raises money for suicide awareness and prevention nonprofit organizations.

Veteran and First Responders parking dedication:

It is said that each of us dies twice: once when we physically die and once when we are forgotten. At Veteran and First Responders Sign Dedication, we aim to foster immortal memories. We do this through a three-part approach consisting of procuring a sign with a QR code to access the biography of the fallen, coordinating a placement site for the sign, then honoring the survivors of the fallen to a meaningful dinner and dedication ceremony. These dinners and dedications are customized to the wants and needs of the survivors for a personalized experience leaving the survivors feeling loved, supported, and knowing their loved ones will never fade away.