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MISSION PARTNERS

National Navy SEAL Museum

Preserving history, caring for families.

The only museum dedicated to the U.S. Navy SEALs. Their Trident House Charities Program serves Special Operations families through respite homes, scholarships, K9 placements, and direct family support.

Operation 300

Mentorship for the children of the fallen.

Founded in honor of fallen SEAL Aaron Carson Vaughn. Weekend adventure camps pair Gold Star, White Star, and fallen officer children with father-aged mentors who stand in for the parent they lost.

SEAL Veterans Foundation

Lifelong resource for the Brotherhood.

Established by the UDT-SEAL Association to keep the Brotherhood and their families strong. Funds Life Assistance and Scholarship programs for SEAL veterans from WWII Frogmen to today.

Navy SEALs Fund

Brotherhood Beyond Battlefield.

Built by Navy SEALs to serve Navy SEALs and their families. All-volunteer staff, 99% of donations go to direct support. No red tape, help often arrives within hours of the call.

SEAL Family Foundation

For the families behind every operator.

Founded in 2008. Direct support for NSW spouses and children: quick-response emergency assistance, family programs, and the Sisterhood network that connects spouses across the community.

SEAL Future Foundation

The lifetime partner for life after the Teams.

Founded in 2014 as the lifetime transition partner for U.S. Navy SEALs. Career coaching, the Warrior Health Program, and education support to help SEALs build a life of service after their Teams.

Mission Partner

Operation 300

Mentorship for the children of the fallen.

Operation 300 was founded in honor of Special Operations Chief Aaron Carson Vaughn, who was killed in action on August 6, 2011, when a Chinook carrying 30 Americans was shot down in the Tangi River Valley of Afghanistan. Aaron left behind two small children: a son not yet two years old and a daughter who was nine weeks old. His sister Tara created Operation 300 to honor him.

The mission: provide mentorship to children of the fallen, honor the sacrifice of those who gave everything for our freedom, and promote patriotism and service. Weekend adventure camps pair Gold Star, White Star, and fallen officer children with father-aged male mentors who spend the weekend doing the things their dads would have done with them. Fishing, surfing, archery, boxing, live firearms shooting, camping. While the kids are at camp, their mothers attend a parallel retreat in West Palm Beach.

Since 2012, Operation 300 has held more than 66 camps, served hundreds of families, and built a community of mentors and Gold Star families that does not let anyone walk through grief alone.

Mission Partner

SEAL Veterans Foundation

Lifelong resource for the Brotherhood.

To maintain the connections that keep the brotherhood strong, the UDT-SEAL Association established the SEAL Veterans Foundation. The Foundation raises funds for the Association's Life Assistance and Scholarship programs. The goal is to keep the Brotherhood and their families strong and secure.

We serve Navy SEAL veterans and their families. From the Frogmen of World War II and Underwater Demolitions Teams of Korea to the SEALs who fought in Vietnam, to today's Brave Warriors who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and countless other conflicts, the Foundation is a lifelong resource.

The SEAL Veterans Foundation supports life-long assistance and scholarship programs that benefit SEAL Veterans and their families. These programs are run by the UDT-SEAL Association, a 501(c)19 Veterans Service Organization. The goal is to ensure our veterans receive the assistance they need when they need it.

Mission Partner

SEAL Family Foundation

For the families behind every operator.

The SEAL Family Foundation was founded in 2008 to raise funds and awareness for programs in direct support of Naval Special Warfare families. More than 90 percent of all funding goes to direct services. The Foundation exists for the people the operator comes home to: the spouses, the children, the parents, the extended families who carry the weight of every deployment, injury, and loss.

Their work runs across emergency family support, family readiness, and one program with a name that matters to us. The Foundation runs Sisterhood, an ongoing network of NSW spouses who meet regularly to support each other through deployments, transitions, and the realities of life inside the SEAL community. It is the cornerstone of how the Foundation builds resilience in NSW families.

BoneFrog's Sisterhood blend, sourced from women-led farms in Costa Rica through our Master Roaster Dave Stewart's sister-in-law Luzma, donates 10% of every bag to the SEAL Family Foundation. The connection between women holding the farm together and women holding SEAL families together is the reason we built that blend.

Mission Partner

SEAL Future Foundation

The lifetime partner for life after the Teams.

SEAL Future Foundation was founded in 2014 as the lifetime transition partner for U.S. Navy SEALs — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in New York, NY, built to support SEALs through the process of leaving the Teams and building a new life of service in their communities.

The Foundation's programs include SEAL Transition Services, offering career coaching and personalized guidance; the Warrior Health Program, providing holistic medical and psychiatric support; career and education assistance, including resume writing and MBA application support; and community events that keep SEALs connected to one another after their service ends. The Foundation engages more than 650 SEALs annually.