
The Mission Continues
Model & Strategy
The Mission Continues empowers veterans to continue their service, and empower communities with veteran talent, skills, and preparedness to generate visible transformational impact. The Mission Continues has activated 80,000 veteran volunteers, executed 7,000 service projects, and served 3,800 community organizations.
The Mission Continues’ unique model is rooted in developing and supporting veterans. They empower veterans to continue their service and empower communities with veteran talent, skills, and preparedness to generate visible impact. They connect veterans with under-resourced communities and deploy veteran volunteers to work alongside nonprofit partners and community leaders to improve educational resources, tackle food insecurity, foster neighborhood identity, and more. They provide these high-potential leaders with valuable insights, tools, and connections. They build on the strengths they already have, and in the process, they become more resilient, connected, and self-aware.
Former military service members with a desire to engage more deeply in their communities are invited to partner with other local veterans to complete service projects together that enable them to learn about pressing local issues — and form strong bonds with each other. By helping hardworking veterans grow into stronger local leaders, The Mission Continues is building a better future for all. They connect veterans across the nation with collaborative leadership and service opportunities. Through these impactful experiences, they gain valuable knowledge, resources, and connections that help them re-engage in their communities, feel a greater sense of purpose and solve pressing local problems. The Mission Continues is moving our nation closer to a brighter tomorrow by tapping into the skills of veterans and the power of communities.



Mary Beth served in active duty in the military for eight years. She was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps and was assigned a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) as a Combat Engineer Officer. During her time of service, she was a Platoon Commander, Combat Executive Officer, and Company Commander. She deployed to Kuwait in 2003 and crossed the border into Iraq as part of the initial invasion force before redeploying home.
IMPACT
80,000 veteran volunteers activated; 7,000 service projects executed; 3,800 community organizations served.
73% of veterans who recently participated in a TMC program or event believe they are able to achieve goals they set for themselves; 68% of all veteran respondents believe they are able to achieve goals they set for themselves.
80% of veterans who recently participated in a TMC program or event believe they have the ability to make a difference in their community.
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On this special episode of the Boots on the Ground Podcast we look back at some of the best moments from host Matth… https://t.co/Jzba1vlL42
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Heartfelt thanks to @wwp from everyone at The Mission Continues. Your support for our Service Platoon Program has… https://t.co/ihkdlohHYh
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As National Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, let's remember the power of service to help veterans th… https://t.co/xAQeyzvXJk
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RT @toddrm9: Honoring our fallen heroes this Memorial Day weekend with @TMobile and @missioncontinue at Fort Logan National Cemetery. https…
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On this Memorial Day, let's take a moment to remember and honor the heroes who gave their lives to protect our free… https://t.co/pEr1qTaGt7
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In our latest episode of the Boots On The Ground podcast, we have our incredible Portland Platoon Leader Melissa St… https://t.co/SzSSdddfan
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We wanted to take a moment to thank our valued partners at @GM for the ongoing annual support they provide in sever… https://t.co/USrNBVOsSF
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Happy Armed Forces Day to all our incredible servicemen and women! Today, we salute your bravery, dedication, and… https://t.co/cLFw9xM284
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We’d like to introduce Cynthia Quave, Manager of Northeast Regional Operations! What brought you to The Mission Co… https://t.co/m9TEFxyZwa
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Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms out there, especially veterans who have served or continue to serve o… https://t.co/bFKosxmJ6E
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Thank you to all the amazing nurses who work tirelessly to keep us healthy and safe! Your compassion and skill are… https://t.co/iz9a4DxUht
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RT @JerseyCity: This past weekend, members of @MissionContinue, @Jefferies, and JC Veteran Affairs teamed up with volunteers to revitalize…
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The newest episode of Boots on the Ground podcast is now live! Host, Matthew Purkey welcomes Daquane Mays, Army Ve… https://t.co/jj6wQ3AHsj
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Make it a priority to check in with your battle buddies each month. A quick call or text goes a long way in improvi… https://t.co/a8I47rFoq1
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We honor and celebrate the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. Your selflessness… https://t.co/NSyVIy7HSC
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Tune in on May 8th! Boots on the Ground host, Matthew Purkey welcomes Daquane Mays, Army Veteran and The Mission C… https://t.co/oEbgSNIgXg
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Led by Air Force veteran Dawn Jackson, the veterans and volunteers of the Los Angeles Platoon worked in the heart o… https://t.co/ge88AYgRvh
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To all the dedicated teachers out there - thank you for shaping the minds of our future leaders! Your impact goes f… https://t.co/UXPruKAFoV
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👏🍎 Hats off to our Platoon Leadership Training Summit graduates who dedicated their time and energy at Enrico Tonti… https://t.co/M5DhmmvFj3
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🤝 The Platoon Leadership Summit focuses on fostering connections between veteran leaders and community stakeholders… https://t.co/6BOJqLavhW