First Employee!
Adam Kisielewski comes on board full-time as NPLB Outdoors’ first employee!
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First Employee!
Successor
Mark Hoke steps down as President of NPLB and names Adam Kisielewski as his successor. Adam served as an executive for several other nonprofit organizations and is a wounded veteran…
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Successor
Charitable Status
NPLB Outdoors began raising funds under its own charitable status.
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Charitable Status
501(c)3
The NPLB leadership team decided to form their own 501(c)3 and expand their program to help even more wounded, injured and ill veterans from all eras and across the country.
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501(c)3
NPLB Growth
Through partnerships with other nonprofits, NPLB Outdoors was able to grow and hundreds of service members benefited from the program.
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NPLB Growth
More Support needed
With help from family and friends, the two were able to get veterans out of the hospital and into the outdoors. What started out as two events per year had…
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More Support needed
Supporting Heroes
The Washington Post published a story about NPLB’s “Handi-Capable” events and staff from Walter Reed Army Medical Center liked what they saw. A short time later, Mark and Cody were…
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Supporting Heroes
The Humble Beginning
Operation No Person Left Behind Outdoors was founded by Mark Hoke and Cody Kittleman. The professional hunting guides started this program by providing handicap accessible outings for civilians with spinal…
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The Humble Beginning