About HHHF

A veteran-led pathway to what comes next.

Founded September 5, 2025, in LaPorte County, Indiana. Built to make the next step obvious for the people who serve their country, their community, and their neighbors.

Our Mission

Providing pathways to succeed for veterans, first responders, and our future heroes.

Helping Hoosiers Heroes Foundation connects veterans, first responders, and future heroes with trusted resources, workforce training, education, accessible technology, and community support — locally, personally, and with dignity.

Why HHHF Exists

The problem we exist to solve

Many people miss opportunities not because help doesn't exist, but because the system is fragmented, confusing, and difficult to navigate. HHHF was created to make the next step clearer through personal guidance, trusted partnerships, and consistent follow-up.

HHHF is not an emergency service, medical provider, law firm, or benefits-accreditation organization. We are a pathway — a navigation, referral, and community-outreach nonprofit that reduces friction between people and the resources that already exist.

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Andrew Killin IV

Founder & President

U.S. Army Veteran

Founder Story

From lived experience to a clearer path.

Helping Hoosiers Heroes Foundation was founded by Andrew Killin IV, a U.S. Army veteran who saw how often people miss opportunities not because help does not exist, but because systems are fragmented, confusing, and difficult to navigate. HHHF was created to make the next step clearer through personal guidance, trusted partnerships, workforce and education pathways, and consistent follow-up.

Founded September 5, 2025
IRS 501(c)(3) since December 29, 2025
LaPorte County, Indiana
Leadership

The HHHF Board

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Andrew Killin IV

Founder & President

U.S. Army Veteran

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Corey Hannon

Vice President

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Jay Loggins

Treasurer

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Tabitha

Secretary

Operating Model

How We Actually Work

HHHF partners with organizations already doing the work. We listen, connect, support the handoff, and follow up. These six values shape every interaction.

Dignity

Every person we serve is treated with respect, privacy, and empathy.

Accountability

We follow up, close the loop, and are honest about what we can and cannot do.

Collaboration

We partner with organizations already doing the work rather than duplicating effort.

Accessibility

We remove friction — technology, forms, information — so help is actually reachable.

Nonpartisanship

HHHF works with everyone. Mission over politics, always.

Follow-through

A warm handoff isn't enough. We check whether the connection worked.

Compliance & Transparency

Independent. Nonpartisan. Accountable.

HHHF is an independent, nonpartisan IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit (recognized December 29, 2025). References to government offices, companies, grantmakers, or community organizations on this site do not imply endorsement unless explicitly stated.

We do not provide medical care, legal advice, emergency response, guaranteed financial assistance, guaranteed employment, guaranteed benefits, or VA representation. HHHF is a pathway, navigation, referral, training-support, and community-outreach organization.

Donations may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. No goods or services are provided in exchange unless stated.

Public Engagement

Advocacy & Community Presence

Documented meetings and community engagements. Mentions do not imply endorsement.

Meeting with Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith

January 12, 2026

Meeting with Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith

HHHF Founder Andrew Killin IV meeting with Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith to discuss veteran support initiatives.

Meeting with Secretary of State Diego Morales

January 12, 2026

Meeting with Secretary of State Diego Morales

HHHF Founder Andrew Killin IV meeting with Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales.

State Leadership Meeting

January 12, 2026

State Leadership Meeting

HHHF representing Indiana veterans at the state level.

On the Record

City Council Presentations

City Council Presentation - Part 1

Andrew Killin IV presenting Helping Hoosiers Heroes Foundation before the City Council.

City Council Presentation - Part 2

Continued presentation to the City Council about HHHF's mission and community impact.

Documented Support

Letters of Support

Letter of support from Micah Beckwith

January 27, 2026

Micah Beckwith

Indiana Lieutenant Governor

“Helping Hoosiers Heroes Foundation has consistently demonstrated integrity, compliance, responsibility, and a commitment to measurable outcomes. HHHF is a trusted partner in improving lives and strengthening communities across our state.”

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Letter of support from Diego Morales

February 3, 2026

Diego Morales

Indiana Secretary of State

“I commend the Helping Hoosiers Heroes Foundation for its leadership and impact, and I am proud to support its continued efforts.”

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Letter of support from Jeri L. Burkhart

December 17, 2025

Jeri L. Burkhart

Executive Director of Admissions, Indiana Tech

“Their work exemplifies the spirit of hometown heroes—ordinary individuals doing extraordinary things for those around them.”

March 25, 2026

Steve Herendeen, Ed.D.

Senior Vice-President for Enrollment Management, Indiana Tech

“Indiana Tech will provide a branded HHHF Corporate Scholarship to HHHF affiliates and their spouses; HHHF designates Indiana Tech as a preferred education provider.”

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August 17, 2026

Devin Parsons

Operations Coordinator, Meridian Health Services

“Meridian Health Services recognizes Helping Hoosiers Heroes Foundation’s commitment to connecting veterans and first responders with coordinated community resources, supportive services, education, and workforce opportunities.”

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August 14, 2026

Stacey Garcelon-Williams

Founder & Executive Director, Anam Cara Counseling

“We sincerely value HHHF’s commitment to veterans, first responders, and collaborative community service, and strongly endorse this funding request.”

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HHHF Executive Overview

For grantmakers, sponsors, elected officials, and press. Includes mission, approach, program portfolio, partner network, and leadership contact.

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