The Cattle on a Thousand Hills (TCOATH) is a non-profit organization established to provide assistance to veterans and reservists who are facing financial hardships due to the extension of peace keeping efforts in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
This population is finding a void in services that are intended to help them do the following:
- Eliminate the income gaps that place their mortgages in arrears
- Find temporary housing
- Handle post traumatic stress
- Obtain financial assistance for emergency flights
- Find childcare assistance
TCOATH was created to address these major challenges by:
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Providing mortgage gap assistance to honorably discharged veterans and reservists who are required to extend their time due to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
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Providing temporary housing to veterans and reservists who are homeless due to financial hardships brought on by serving in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
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Providing emergency airline tickets to immediate family members and soldiers to meet a loved one returning from Afghanistan or Iraq
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Providing vouchers to veterans and reservists who need assistance with day or night time care for children using the TCOATH model “Camp Care”
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Providing vouchers for veterans and reservists who need assistance with post traumatic stress related to conditions due the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
Our Founders have worked with some of the leading Fortune 100 companies as upper level managers designing processes and procedures for million dollar start up projects. The project scopes are managed based on time sensitivity, potential revenue impact and visibility with unparalleled success.
Our Principals have executed deliverables of various high profile services to the satisfaction of Vice Presidents and Presidents of major vendors globally.
Theresa Ward
Fifteen years of experience in upper level Corporate Management with emphasis in Project Development and Resolution. Responsible for effective strategies to identify contributors and major gifting campaigns.
Dorell Lyons
Thirty years of experience in upper level corporate management as well as training with emphasis in process and deliverables. Responsible for managing project target expenses as well as deliverables of budget of awards and grants.
Joey McCrary
Twenty-two years of experience in upper level management with emphasis in customer service, sales, project management, crisis resolution and military management, specializing in human resources. Responsible for Board participation and the development of methods and procedures to initiate Board acceptance of goals and objectives.
TCOATH Board of Directors & staff is a unique blend of superior managers, advisors and cooperative relationships committed to creating, developing and managing flexible humanitarian and education-based programs that foster independence and self-sufficiency through community related partnerships.