Discover the Essence of the Sanctuary For Veteran Healing

Keanu enlisted in the U.S. Army as a 19K M1 Armor Crewman, beginning his career in mechanized warfare before expanding into advanced technical and combat roles. He trained on FasTac systems, multiple PackBot platforms, and completed the Army's Combat Lifesaver (CLS) program. Ahead of the Surge in Afghanistan, Keanu was selected for the Army's first Pashto language training program, preparing him for deployment to the Arghandab River Valley, one of the most kinetic regions of the conflict. During his deployment, he served primarily as a minesweeper, clearing routes and protecting his unit while also conducting ongoing counterinsurgency operations throughout the area.

Jack is a United States Air Force veteran who served in the missile munitions career field, supporting mission-critical weapons systems and readiness operations. During his service, he also took part in Operation Faithful Patriot, contributing to large-scale national security and humanitarian support efforts. After completing his enlistment, Jack dedicated himself to veteran mental health and holistic healing. He founded Sanctuary For Veteran Healing, a nonprofit and church focused on supporting veterans through community, purpose, and alternative healing practices.

Elijah served four years in the United States Marine Corps as an Airborne Mortarman, a role that placed him at the center of fast-moving infantry operations. His deployments across the Middle East exposed him to the realities of combat, the weight of responsibility, and the tight bonds formed between Marines operating in high-stress environments. Throughout his service, Elijah witnessed the profound toll that PTSD and long-term operational stress took on his fellow Marines — both during deployment and after returning home. Seeing friends struggle in silence lit a fire in him to be part of the solution. After leaving the military, Elijah dedicated himself to supporting veteran wellness.