The daisy in the logo is a predominant theme in our mission. 

It is the central focus to the soldier holding it because it represents a place of solace amidst a battlefield of struggle; something that all the Allies need to hold to in order to continue on the mission of life. 

The daisy could be anything that brought the wounded ally peace prior to, during, and even after their personal tragedy. 

 

For our founders, Daisy was not a flower, but a mini Dachshund, which our leading veteran, Justin, saved and raised as newborn puppy.

 

Upon his return home from basic training was the morning following Daisy and her siblings' birth. The family dog and mother struggled in labor, had a C-section, and subsequently lost one puppy.

When Justin had gone to check on the dogs a few days after, he had walked to the closed bedroom door, where inside they were left snuggled and safe in the closet of the bedroom.
He'd said he'd instinctively knew to be very careful nudging the door open.

Once inside, he was greeted with the small, helpless body of Daisy right where the bedroom door would have swung open, where she had been pushed out of the closet, weak and rejected by her mother.

 

Their bond was sealed.

 

Justin scooped her up, marched to the closet where they were all safely kept, pushed the other two nursing puppies aside, and ensured Daisy was taken care of and safe with her mom.

 

From that moment forward, she was the light beckoning him home. Away in the army, he called constantly asking about her; nearing time to visit, he'd insist that she was his favorite reason to return; home on leave, they were inseparable; amidst a sea of darkness, she was his anchor to peace.

 

It was when we were in darkness with him September 29th, 2022, that the daisies began to follow us everywhere, and bring us peace in a time of warfare. A Promise of Hope. 

 

Upon his return, Justin revealed that it was Daisy that he had seen in his dreams while comatose, and that she was calling him home to live.