About Burros for Heroes

A mission built around humble service, steady animals, and meaningful connection.

Built from service, purpose, and a desire to help others.

Burros for Heroes Foundation, Inc. was created to support Veterans first, while also welcoming families, first responders, community partners, and rescued animals into a mission of connection, purpose, and humble service.

The foundation grew from a simple belief: sometimes healing, trust, and connection begin when life slows down. A quiet place, steady animals, honest conversation, and meaningful work can help people reconnect with themselves, their families, their communities, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Burros for Heroes is still growing, but the mission is clear. We are building a place where Veterans, families, first responders, volunteers, and community members can experience steady support, responsible animal care, and service that continues beyond uniform, title, or season of life.

Burros for Heroes Foundation, Inc. is led by a small founding board committed to responsible growth, accountability, service, and the long-term care of the mission.

William G Rogers, Founder and President

William G Rogers

Founder & President

Retired U.S. Army Combat Veteran and founder of Burros for Heroes, focused on building a mission that serves Veterans, families, first responders, and rescued animals through humble service and meaningful connection.

Amie Rogers, Founding Director, Secretary and Treasurer

Amie Rogers

Founding Director, Secretary & Treasurer

Founding director and officer supporting the foundation through stewardship, organization, accountability, and steady service.

Ray Williams, Founding Director

Ray Williams

Founding Director

Retired U.S. Army Combat Veteran and founding director supporting accountability, outreach, responsible growth, and mission development.

Burros are steady, patient, strong, humble, and deeply aware of the world around them. They do not rush trust. They respond to calm presence, patience, and consistency.

Those qualities make them a meaningful part of the Burros for Heroes mission. They remind us that strength does not always have to be loud, healing does not have to be rushed, and service can be quiet, steady, and faithful.