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Support Workshops for Warriors with a Lasting Legacy

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Workshops for Warriors (WFW) is dedicated to rebuilding America’s critically challenged manufacturing workforce while empowering veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses. Each year, more than 200,000 veterans leave active duty, often facing challenges as they transition to civilian life. With many lacking transferable skills, they struggle to find meaningful, stable employment. WFW provides a life-changing solution, equipping veterans with advanced manufacturing skills and nationally recognized credentials, ensuring their success in high-demand industries like welding and machining.

Their mission goes beyond simply providing skills. At WFW, they believe in supporting the whole individual. Many veterans face housing insecurity, mental health challenges, and the absence of a supportive community. WFW addresses these needs by offering comprehensive services that include mental health counseling, food distribution, and housing assistance. They create a supportive environment where veterans can thrive, helping them regain their sense of purpose and security.

As we look to the future, the need for skilled workers in manufacturing is only increasing, with an estimated 800,000 unfilled jobs nationwide. To meet this growing demand, WFW is expanding their facilities, increasing the number of veterans they can serve each year, and investing in state-of-the-art equipment to ensure their students are well-prepared for the modern workforce.

However, this cannot be accomplished without the support of people who care deeply about veterans and America’s future – people like you. By making a planned gift and including WFW in your will, you can make a profound and lasting impact on the lives of veterans and their families for generations to come. Your gift will help WFW continue to provide critical training, support services, and job placement assistance, ensuring that veterans can secure high-paying, stable careers, and a bright future.

By naming WFW in your will, you leave a lasting legacy that reflects your commitment to supporting veterans and their transition to civilian life. Your gift will help sustain the organization’s work for future generations, ensuring veterans continue to receive the training and support they need. It is a way for you to make a significant, long-term impact without affecting your current financial situation.

Workshops for Warriors invites you to join a community of supporters who believe in honoring the service and sacrifices of our veterans. By including WFW in your estate planning, you help ensure that veterans receive the training and support they need to lead successful, fulfilling lives.

WFW would be honored to discuss the planned giving options that best align with your financial goals and philanthropic vision. Every gift – no matter the size – makes a difference in the lives of those who have served our country. Together, we can make a lasting impact on veterans, their families, and the future of America’s workforce.

For more information or to discuss how you can include WFW in your estate planning, please call (619) 679-2906 or visit www.wfw.org.

Your support ensures that those who have bravely served our country receive the care, training, and support they deserve.

Danitza Villanueva
Danitza Villanueva
Danitza Villanueva was born in San Diego but spent her youth with her family in Tijuana and grew up on both sides of the border. She has transferred her unique insight of cross-border culture, trends and philanthropy to her business and community interests. Danitza is the first woman from her family to graduate from college. She has two degrees, one from Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Fashion Marketing, and a second from San Diego Christian College in Communications. After starting GB Magazine with Esteban Villanueva in 2007, she has gone on to win awards and recognition from the community for her support of helping raise millions of dollars for non-profit organizations. Currently she resides in East County in San Diego where she and her husband Esteban run DAESVI Publishing, home to GB Magazine, among several other publications.

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