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10-42 Project

Iowa 501(c)(3) founded in 2021 that provides confidential mentorship, retreats, outdoor and equine experiences (with GodSpeed Equine at Victory Ranch), and faith-anchored community for current and former first responders and their families. It also hosts a free annual Strength in Faith Conference.

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Cost
Not stated on the org's own site
Coverage
Iowa (Iowa)
Eligibility
Current and former first responders and their families
Last Verified
October 9, 2026

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