BRIAN BILL FOUNDATION, INC.
SAINT PETERSBURG, FLORIDA

The Brian Bill Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) National Nonprofit Public Charity organization (EIN# 46-1444958), dedicated to honoring the legacy of Chief Petty Officer (SEAL) Brian Robert Bill, who was killed in action on August 6, 2011, in Afghanistan. Established with the mission of supporting active-duty and former Special Operations warriors experiencing combat post-traumatic stress disorder, mild traumatic brain injury, and chronic pain, it provides an innovative 5-day therapeutic program for small teams of these operators. The foundation’s unique program is designed around a team-centric approach that fosters shared experiences and backgrounds among participants, which include eight active or former special operators. The sessions integrate various evidence-based therapies like Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), Equine Assisted Therapy, Neurofeedback, Massage, Yoga, and Team Building. Ensuring participant confidentiality, the program is both intensive and effective, mirroring a 'special operations' model that aligns with the mindset of its participants. The USSOCOM Care Coalition endorses this therapeutic initiative, emphasizing its role in enhancing quality of life and readiness for Special Operations Warriors and their families. The Brian Bill Foundation covers all associated costs—airfare, food, lodging, and therapies—for participants, ensuring accessibility without financial burden. Headquartered with a mailing address at PO Box 76208, Saint Petersburg, FL, with the company's status recorded under Florida Models.DoS as Type: DOMNP, Incor. Date: September 17, 2012. The entity is managed by Edgar S Bill and has its latest annual report submitted for the year 2024. The foundation's website (brianbillfoundation.com) provides further details about its programs and how individuals or entities can support its mission. Further official registration and financial information are obtainable from Florida's Division of Consumer Services, emphasizing the transparency and accountability that underpin the organization’s operations.