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COMMUNITY

To be a good Corporate citizen, Technology Science Corporation believes in giving back to the Community.

Community service is an integral part of our Corporate Culture. Technology Science Corporation Co-Workers volunteer time through annual corporate fundraiser, donate our time and talent in community projects large and small. Volunteerism include annual housing missions at Lakota Sioux's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, and other community projects throughout National Capitol Region Area.

Our goal is to leave our world a better place both professionally and personally!

Soldier 2 Citizen Program

Technology Science Corporation believes in promoting and encouraging the selection and placement of our military veterans in appropriate civilian and federal projects or careers.

Military personnel offer a number of benefits to a prospective employer. They have been trained with an IT skill, shoulder tremendous responsibilities, stress tested, loyal, have active security clearances, and strong work ethics thus making them ideal employees.

TSC strives to “pay forward” and serve those who have put their lives on the line to protect our global interests by connecting veterans with employers who value their experience and skills.

Team TSC will assist with matching appropriate skillsets, on-the-job training and mentoring in the performance of TSC task orders. TSC is a proud partner of the U.S. Army Reserve Employer Partnership Initiative (EPI) in support of our Soldier-2-Citizen intentions to help veterans maximize employment opportunities.

Brochure - Employer Partnership Initiative

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The Army Reserve serves our Nation and our Soldiers. I am proud to have launched the Employer Partnership Initiative to show my gratitude to our brave Warrior-Citizens and to thank them for their service. The initiative gives our Soldiers the opportunity to advance their private-sector careers and provides Family stability while they continue to defend and protect our country.

Lt. Gen. Jack C. Stultz

Chief, U.S. Army Reserve
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Commander, U.S. Army Reserve Command

Wounded Warrior Mentorship

In 2004, the West 8 initiated a mentoring program for wounded Soldiers and Marines at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, D.C. when it became apparent that Wounded Warriors needed more individual attention than the Army could provide.

Wounded Warriors needed additional one-on-one assistance focus on a new profession and new life, as well as counseling on benefits, jobs, educational opportunities, finance management, and navigating the military medical system.

The program is for service members wounded/ injured in Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan). Technology Science Corporation’s CEO proudly serves as a mentor in this worthwhile program.

Wounded Warrior Mentor Program website:
www.wpwoundedwarriormentorprogram.com

For more information on WW Mentorship Program, contact:
Thu Stubbs (703) 927-3734

Wounded Warrior Mentor Program Poster

Assignment:
USMC CPL Jessie K. Fletcher

CPL Jessie Fletcher, a United States Marine Scout Sniper, was 24 years young when he was injured in Afghanistan October 17, 2011.
Born Upstate New York, was a child of the State and eventually raised by grandmother.
Joined Marines from High School and among top graduates of Scout Sniper School.
While conducting dismounted patrol, operating in the Southern Helmand province of Afghanistan, CPL Fletcher was injured by IED (Improvised Explosive Device)
He is a double-amputee; both above the knee and lost several fingers on both hands.
Recuperated at Walter Reed Hospital and learning to optimize his prosthetic legs since October 2011 and retire Dec 2012.
He is married to Emily Ball.
Jessie played guitar, plans to complete college and become a successful businessman.
CPL Fletcher continues to serve his country by inspiring others to be the best they can be:

Assignment:
SGT Lakesha Green

US Army National Guard, 92G
Duty Stations: Force Protection Germany (2002-2003), Katrina (2005), and Kuwait & Taji, Iraq (2009)
Volunteered for reconnaissance patrols while in Iraq
Soon to be Honorably Discharged from Ft Meade, MD
Participating in DOD Agency internship
University Management and Technology: Business Administration, minor in Criminal Justice
Seeking intelligence or criminal justice career.

TSC - 007 BENEFIT LTD

In 2010, Technology Science Corporation started a 007 Spy Theme social event to honor Wounded Warrior Heroes and WWII Heroes, which has since grown to be an annual, formal Black Tie event. The Metamorphosis Group, Inc. has been a co-host of this grass roots formal event. In collaboration with the Governor's offices of both Maryland and Virginia, the gala focuses on individual acts of Valor, Courage, and Duty performed by injured U.S. soldiers, wounded warriors, prisoners of war, and military heroes ranging from WWII, Vietnam, to the Gulf Conflicts.

At each year's gala, 007 Benefit LTD highlights a veteran charity, their mission, and impact on improving quality of life, medical support, or dignity for veterans. We are proud to say that ninety (90) percent of our annual net proceeds are provided to these beneficiaries. The remaining ten (10) percent is retained as a reserve deposit and/or seed funds for the following year's gala. 007 Benefit LTD is a 501(c)(3); donations are tax deductible per IRS guidelines.