Launch partner
Help fund the education, equipment, insurance, technology, marketing, and first-year support required to prepare one veteran-owned location.
Veteran-owned dog training with a national missionNow serving Wichita & South Central Kansas316-854-1786
Operation New LeashTrain the dog. Equip the veteran.Corporate, philanthropic, and community partnership
Fund a veteran-owned business—and the system that launches the next one.
ONL is building a national network designed to create impact and recurring earned revenue. Early partners help prove the Kansas launch, strengthen the operating system, and prepare responsible expansion.
A scalable impact model
One veteran launch creates more than one outcome
A prepared owner can serve dog-training clients, create local relationships, earn a sustainable living, represent the mission, and help fund the system that prepares future veterans.
See the veteran pathwayFour ways to move the mission
Choose the role that fits
Partnerships can be financial, professional, local, or national. The strongest relationships often combine more than one.
Professional partner
Contribute legal, accounting, insurance, marketing, wellness, technology, or business expertise that strengthens the national system.
Community pipeline partner
Connect ONL with qualified veterans, rescues, shelters, veterinarians, referral organizations, and future local clients.
National growth partner
Invest in curriculum, measurement, systems, staff capacity, and the shared infrastructure required for responsible expansion.
The first clear funding unit
Prepare and support one veteran launch
The current planning estimate to train, equip, prepare, and support one veteran through the first year is:
$15,605.66This is a working launch estimate. Actual costs will be documented and refined as the Kansas model develops.Make the number understandable
66 people giving $20 a month can support one veteran launch in a year.
Or one organization can underwrite a complete launch and receive transparent milestones, progress reporting, and a direct connection to the mission.
Discuss a founding partnershipWhat serious partners should expect
Fundable means measurable
Candidate screening, education, home and transport approval, business setup, and launch readiness.
Leads, bookings, completion, client satisfaction, safety, revenue, and local relationship development.
Ownership, earned income, routine, professional growth, community connection, and continued engagement.
A planned share of local revenue supports national services and shared advertising as the legal model is finalized.
Founding partner opportunity