I started Last 1 because I watched veterans fall through cracks that shouldn't exist. 40,000 organizations serving them. $369 billion in federal spending. And people still getting lost.
The problem isn't effort. It's fragmentation. No coordination, no shared data, no way to prove what actually works.
So I'm building the connective tissue. A nonprofit that convenes a national coalition of veteran-serving organizations. A platform that gives veterans sovereignty over their own data. Products that cover the whole person — mental wellness through peer check-ins, relational health through an app that measures real human connection, physical health autonomy through tools that put you in charge of your own body.
And underneath all of it, an outcomes engine that proves whether any of this actually works — not with vanity metrics, but with verified, real-time data.
The model sustains itself: the nonprofit sets direction, the coalition creates demand, the products generate data and revenue, and the outcomes layer makes it all fundable by people who care about proof, not promises.