Meet the Board members
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President
Sparky Fields
Sparky is a co-founder of Combat For Compassion, and retired Army Veteran of 21 years of service. His overseas training and deployments include Cobra Gold in Thailand, Orient Shield in Japan, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Germany. He has been serving the military since 1989 both in uniform and as a government civilian. Sparky is a committed to serving veterans and their families.
Chairman-Vice president
Ritchie Hays
Richie Hays is a co-founder of Combat For Compassion and retired Army Veteran of 30 years of service. His service deployments include Operation Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, Germany, and Ukraine. He is fully dedicated to veterans and children of Veterans that have lost the battle to PTSD.
Family Director
Treasurer
Brandon is the Treasurer for Combat for Compassion. He is a combat veteran ( OIF & OEF) who has served in European, Asian, and home front capacities for 8 years. He ended his military career as a Staff Sergeant with the Tn Army National Guard. He is married with two children.
Brandy serves as the Family Director for Combat for Compassion. She has been married for 20 years, 8 of which were spent as an Army wife. She and her husband, Brandon, have two beautiful daughters. She has worked in surgery for the last 14 years. Brandy holds the children of Combat for Compassion dear to her heart and loves being a part of such a great cause and organization.
Brandy Scott
Brandon Scott
Membership dues are $30.00 annually. We meet once a month to go over logistics, financials, discuss the children, and future fundraising events. All members are welcome come to the meeting, but are not required to attend.
how much does it cost to become a member for combat for compassion?
We try for 3-5 events per year, but this number varies. Please head to our Events page to see future events.
How many fundraising events per year does combat for compassion do?
When we take a new child, a mutual fund is set up in each of their names. Once a donation is received that money is divided between those accounts and deposited to them to be used for future needs, such as college, emergencies, trauma counseling, and youth camps if chosen to do so.
Where does my money go after making a donation?
Combat for Compassion is a Non-Profit 501(c)(3). What this means is 100% of the donations and money raised goes to the children left behind after a Veteran parents suicide.
How is Combat for Compassion different from ther veteran organizations?
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