Reuniting After War

Our Story

Founded by Mary Henry and her son Eric Harder, Reuniting After War emerged from the challenges faced by veterans reintegrating into civilian life after deployment. Following Eric's third deployment in 2010, where he lost eight comrades during the Battle of Cop Keating, Mary organized a reunion in 2016 for Eric and 23 of his fellow soldiers. This gathering provided essential emotional support and healing, leading to the establishment of a nonprofit dedicated to facilitating similar reunions for combat veterans.

Our Impact

Reuniting After War is committed to reducing the emotional disconnection veterans experience post-deployment. By facilitating reunions, the organization fosters healing and support among combat veterans. The number of annual reunions has successfully increased from one to two, with aspirations for further expansion as opportunities arise.

Why Donate?

Monthly donations are vital for planning future reunions and providing ongoing support to veterans. A small monthly commitment can significantly enhance the organization’s ability to fund these essential gatherings, which are crucial for veterans' emotional well-being and successful reintegration into civilian life.

Make a Difference Today

Your support can change lives. By donating cryptocurrency or cash, you can help Reuniting After War continue its mission of healing and support for combat veterans. Join the effort to reconnect those who have served and foster a community of understanding and resilience.