Partners & Supporters

Goldman Sachs Gives and Goldman Sachs have partnered with The Mission Continues in an effort to develop a linked pipeline model to support veterans as they reintegrate into civilian life.  Goldman Sachs Gives and Goldman Sachs have invested $6 million over the next five years in The Mission Continues' Fellowship Program.

As part of Boeing’s efforts to support veterans and military families, the company has made a major investment in the Mission Continues Fellowship Program, a program dedicated to helping veterans channel their skills and talents to building stronger communities.  Through a shared commitment to bring Fellows and nonprofits together, Boeing and The Mission Continues will allow veterans to continue serving their country at home while pursuing career and educational opportunities. 

JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. has provided $250,000 in funding to support a strategic partnership between The Mission Continues and Student Veterans of America (SVA) in 2012. This partnership involves the placement of Mission Continues Fellows in SVA national and regional offices, as SVA seeks to increase the number of SVA chapters nationwide and improve the effectiveness of campus-level programs. 

In March 2011, New Profit, a highly selective venture philanthropy fund, announced a significant investment of funding and strategic support in The Mission Continues.  New Profit exists to help innovative social entrepreneurs and their organizations dramatically improve opportunities for children, families, and communities.

The Mission Continues is proud to call Southwest Airlines our Official Airline. Since 2008, Southwest has supported The Mission Continues with both cash donations and airline tickets. The tickets they have donated over the last five years have enabled us to bring Fellows from around the country together for their Fellow Class Orientations and our annual Veterans Day Gala. The two organizations are excited to continue and expand their efforts in 2013. 

Since 2010, Target has contributed over $710,000 to The Mission Continues and participated in joint service projects across the country. In 2011, Target and The Mission Continues served along side one another for service projects in communities on Veterans Day, and were also nominated for the Best Partnership Award in the 2011 Corporate Citizenship Awards.  The two organizations renewed and expanded their efforts in 2012 to combine for another 15 community service projects on Veterans Day involving over 1,500 volunteers. Target also served as a Veterans Day Gala sponsor.

The Mission Continues thanks Wasserman Foundation for their support of our programs, and for helping veterans successfully transition home through continued service.