EST. 2023

Connect, Support, Heal with Josh’s Boots

How We Serve

Sometimes it’s the simplest acts of care that create the greatest impact. We understand how life’s weight can make even daily tasks feel overwhelming. Our organization is dedicated to providing practical, meaningful support that eases the everyday burdens faced by veterans, first responders, and their families.

⁕ Peer Mentorship

Peer-led support for women who’ve served and protected. Meeting every Month

⁕ Grief groceries

Providing meals and essentials to families grieving the loss of a local Veteran.

⁕ Helping Hands Initiative

Twice a year, Josh’s Boots volunteers are deployed to assist a selected local Veteran with hands-on support with Hands-on cleanup, yard work, and home improvement projects

⁕ Awareness & Advocacy

Our events prioritize comfort, safety, and respect, so you can show up as you are and fully engage in the process.

& So Much More

Upcoming Events

  • Female Veteran & First Responder Peer Mentorship

    Every Second Sunday

    Peer-led support for women who’ve served and protected. Built on trust, shared service, and peer-to-peer healing.

  • Bingo Night

    05.27.2026 6PM

    Join us at Bad Martha Brewery in East Falmouth to raise money for Josh’s Boots.

Ruck & Roll 2026

Ruck & Roll Kuwait 2026

Bridge Dedication

Past Events

Scholarship Recipients

Key note speaker

Josh’s Boots Founder

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People standing at a booth for Joshi's Boots during an outdoor event, with T-shirts and posters displayed, and a man lying on the grass in front, wearing sunglasses and a shirt with the same logo.
A group of people standing indoors at a social gathering. One woman is speaking into a microphone, wearing a tan hat and a dark dress with brown boots, while the others stand around her.
How to Get Involved

“No one is meant to shoulder everything alone. Support is not the end of strength, but the start of healing.”

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