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04/22/2026

Great opportunity to find work for people with disabilities. Be sure to sign up and reserve your spot today!

Join SOAR365 for a Virtual Job Fair on April 30th!

In partnership with SourceAmerica, we’re hiring a wide range of positions across our organization, both for individuals with and without disabilities. This is your chance to connect directly with our team and find the right fit.

Opportunities include:
• Commercial Grounds Crew Leader
• Maintenance Technician
• Overnight Camp Lead Counselor
• Case Manager (Part-time)
• Direct Support Professional
• Physical Therapist
• Speech Language Pathologist
• Supported Employment Specialist

Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a new career path, this is your chance to find a role where you can thrive as we work together to create life-fulling opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

👉 Register now: https://soar365fair.missionplus.com/

04/16/2026

A recent op-ed in Stars & Stripes from veteran service leaders lays out a strong vision for what military transition should look like: a digital-first platform that meets service members where they are, translates their skills into civilian careers, and connects them to community resources long after separation.

We couldn't agree more — and we've been building exactly that for 12 years.

Our platform has been delivering exactly what the writers of this article are asking for for over a decade. Our site helps hundreds of thousands of veterans nationwide through MOS-based skills translation, intelligent job matching, a needs-based dashboard connecting to public and private supportive services that updates daily, case management tools, and much more.

And we didn't do it alone. Great organizations like Helmets to Hardhats, Bob Woodruff Foundation, GI Go Fund, and SourceAmerica are running their own licensed versions of this platform, connecting the veterans they serve to real opportunities using the infrastructure this article says is missing.

The technology exists. The network exists. The track record is there. Time to scale it for the next generation of veterans. 🎯

Read the full piece:
https://www.stripes.com/opinion/2026-04-09/tap,-transition-from-military,-digital-resources-21325681.html

Helmets to Hardhats Bob Woodruff Foundation GI Go Fund Stars and Stripes

12/25/2025

We wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas with scenes from Christmas villages, including those from the home of our late CEO from years past. Since he was a boy, Jack would recreate these villages in his home every December, adding his own flair to them each year along the way.

To him, they weren’t decorations. They were about warmth, fun, and bringing people together. That spirit lives on with us as we move into the new year, and we hope it does with you all, too.

Wishing you all peace and love this Christmas, and thank you all for being part of Jack's community.

11/19/2025

The outpouring of love and condolences that we have received today has been nothing short of amazing. Jack deserved this kind of love, and we're so happy and proud that he is getting it.

For those interested in paying their respects, services will be held tomorrow evening and Friday morning. Thank you all!

11/19/2025

It is with the absolute heaviest of hearts that we announce the sudden passing of our leader, our visionary, and our best friend, Jack Fanous.

He was a titan in every way, dedicating his life not only to supporting people in need but also to everyone and anyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. He was also, as he would describe it, allergic to outdated ways of thinking and doing things incorrectly, which is why he was so dedicated to finding innovative ways to solve problems, whether at work or at home. He was a true force of nature, and we will literally be looking up to him every single day and working to preserve his legacy forever.

Rest in peace, brother. We love you!

10/13/2025

Honoring our veterans means more than saying “thank you for your service.” Our CEO Jack Fanous joined PBS’s Think Tank: Honoring Our Veterans over the weekend to discuss how we can truly support those who served, starting by hiring them and helping them thrive in civilian life. Through our platform, we’re giving companies the tools to connect with veteran talent, translate military experience, and create lasting career opportunities.

🎥 Watch the PBS feature: https://www.pbs.org/video/honoring-our-veterans-d33kdd/

09/01/2025

📈 JobPaths hit 2.3 million page views this month!!!

With the largest network in history, if your organization is not posting on JobPaths' site, you're just not serious about hiring veterans.

Shout out to all the nonprofits and organizations showcased here who have helped grow our incredible network!

11/29/2023

Please join us as we pay tribute to our late friend, LtCol Justin Constantine, at Arlington National Cemetary on Wednesday, December 13, 2023, at 3 pm EST. You can click the link below to learn more about the services and to register for the reception immediately following the services.

We look forward to having all of you with us as we remember Justin's amazing work and the communities his efforts impacted!

https://celebratejustinconstantine.org/

11/10/2023

🎖️ Celebrating the US Marine Corps' 248th Birthday & Honoring LtCol Justin Constantine 🎖️

Inspired by our good friend Timothy Cochrane, we remember the amazing LtCol Justin Constantine and the incredible impact he had during his life. Justin's legacy lives on through the "Great Constantine Legacy Board," dedicated to the causes he passionately supported.

This board, inspired by Justin's courage and commitment, is our way of keeping his mission alive. From leveraging 21st-century tools to expanding our impact beyond veterans, we are working to ensure that Justin's legacy isn't just remembered, but turned into the same action that he would have taken. Together, we are working to ensure Justin's vision radiates far and wide.

Here's to the Marine who inspired us all. Semper Fi!

10/19/2023

Yesterday was the "Alive Day" for Justin Constantine - the day he survived a sniper bullet to the head while serving in Iraq. It was also the "Alive Day" for Jay Price, the reporter whom Justin warned to stay out of the way of potential sniper fire, only to end up taking the bullet himself.

Jay marked the anniversary by sharing his amazing story on NPR, one year after we lost Justin to cancer. Listen to his incredible story and learn about the impact Justin had, both on the reporter whose life Justin saved and the countless veterans he helped when he came home.

https://www.wunc.org/military/2023-10-17/alive-day-memories-wartime-constantine-sniper-iraq

Marine Corps Lt. Col. Justin Constantine barely survived a 2006 sniper attack in Iraq. Yet it’s nearly impossible to list all the things he accomplished after being wounded.