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ISA Support Our Community Program
ISA Support Our Community Program; Still Giving and making a difference.
July 2020 – April 2021
An announcement from the ISA Support Our Community Program: On behalf of class 07-19 we are proud to announce donations were made to the American Humane Society and Feed America charities. These donations as always come from the executive protection training program and proceeds from student tuition. *Special note* The donation to American Humane was in honor of ISA’s first K-9 student Aksel.
To further help, ISA has purchased bedding and blankets for a local shelter, and will help cover the fees for a pet adoption and fund training for a future service dog.
Thanks to class 07-19 we helped to feed and care for both people and animals, and a veteran may have received a service dog to help with PTSD.
Since joining this community based effort with our executive protection training program, our graduates have continued to work with national and community-based organizations providing financial donations for cancer research and food banks. And our students have given both financial aid and their time to community programs delivering COVID 19 care packages, and school supplies.
Thanks to class 10-19 a child is receiving lifesaving medical care, thanks to class 03-20 somewhere in North Carolina a single mother of two and the staff of a small eldercare center didn’t need to go out looking for PPE, toilet tissue, or cleaners.
ISA Support Our Community Program; So what does ISA get out of this?
Nothing, this is all about our students and those they help through this effort. And now we can add 2021 class 3-28 and class 4-25 to the list of students making a difference.
Tonight 4/30/2021 these two classes combined to donate $500.00 to Feed America, which will provide 2500 meals to those who find themselves food challenged during the COVID pandemic.
Thanks to Class 3-28 consisting of Maryland law enforcement, Virginia and Maryland private security and EP agents, and class 4-25 made up of the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office Executive Protection Unit and former Georgia Law Enforcement, a real difference has been made in the lives of others.
The ISA team is proud to announce these contributions to charity and we look forward to working with the students of future classes to continue this program and to help others.
On second thought, what does ISA get out of this? Everything
Special thanks to our role players, instructors, and guest speakers.
To learn more about our community based programs visit https://www.eptraining.us/blog/