GUMI USA
Resource Services For Veterans In The Ozark Hills
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GUMI stands for G – Glad U – You M – Made I – It
Even though we are very glad for those who made it back home, we understand that coming back alive is only half the battle.
GUMI offers various resources for veterans working through their struggle with PTSD.
GUMI is a New Horizons 501(c)(3) Foundation Project. Click HERE for more info.
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CEDARCREEK, MISSOURI
• OUR FOCUS •
RESOURCE SERVICES FOR VETERANS WHO ARE:
- Seeking their DD 214
- Needing a companion dog
- Wanting peer-to-peer friends
- Seeking professional counseling
- Needing food, water or shelter
Please call/text or email Tim Hadler and let us know if you have a need:
417-559-3892 • tmhadler@gmail.com
We are here for you and your family’s needs.
About Us
Mission Statement
To equip, strengthen and encourage US Veterans with the educational, emotional and spiritual resources to understand and overcome deployment related issues.
How we started
On a Sunday drive years ago, Tim drove past the property of what is now GUMI in Cedarcreek, MO and a soft, quiet voice in his head said, “Healing Place.” Not knowing what the future would bring, he began to make payments on the land and followed a childhood dream of helping people back on their feet…
How we help
Our focus is to provide resource services to veterans who are:
- Seeking their DD 214
- Needing a companion dog
- Wanting peer-to-peer friends
- Seeking professional counseling
- Needing food, water or shelter
How Music Helps
Tim Hadler, who is a Nashville singer/songwriter, as well as being the founder of GUMI, performs along with his friends all over the country, raising both awareness and funds for GUMI. Tim also co-wrote a song called “Scream” with WWII Navy Veteran Leon H. Faddis, which tells Leon’s story, which so many veterans and active service-members can also relate to. All proceeds from the song go back to GUMI.
We Have the Power to Impact Veterans’ Futures!
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The GUMI story has many facets. It’s about offering hope and providing counseling to veterans struggling with PTSD. It’s about suicide prevention,and it’s about support and understanding for those who have given so much to protect our freedom. We welcome your support.
GUMI is a New Horizons 501(c)(3) Foundation Project. Click HERE for more info.
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“Scream”
Written by Tim Hadler and then-94 year-old WWII Navy Veteran Leon H. Faddis, “Scream” tells Leon’s story, which so many veterans and active service-members can also relate to.
Make a $20 donation to GUMI USA and receive a signed CD of SCREAM today!
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I was fighting all the flashbacks and everything. After we wrote “Scream” and we got going on that… I got zero flashbacks – everything is alright. I just had never told my story.
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In addition to the emotional help and spiritual guidance provided, we are also raising financial support that will enable our dream to become a reality. That dream is to partner with our Veterans as they transition back into a normal life routine and move from trauma to triumph.
So many veterans are in need of help. Would you join with us ?
Tax Deductible Donations can be made to support the GUMI USA project through The New Horizons Foundation which has been in operation for 25 years and sponsors over 225 active operating projects in the US and around the world.
Together we can make a difference in the lives of our American Veterans who suffer from deployment related issues. Won’t you please consider making your tax deductible donation today?
GUMI is a New Horizons 501(c)(3) Foundation Project. Click HERE for more info.
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None of this would be possible without the countless hours of volunteer work from our wonderful volunteers, vets helping vets, financial support from donors, and the many hearts and minds that have helped in the planning and birth of GUMI USA.
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GUMI CAMP is a New Horizons 501(c)(3) Foundation Project. Click HERE for more info.
Tel: 1-888-612-8881