TYSONS, Va.—Practice Everywhere, a veteran-owned online fitness platform, announced it will donate 30% of national new member sales during October to the PenFed Foundation, up to $50,000. The donation will be used by the PenFed Foundation to provide members of the military community with emergency financial assistance, help veterans achieve the dream of home ownership and support investments in veteran entrepreneurs.
“We are very grateful for the generosity and spirit of giving back embodied by the Practice Everywhere team,” said PenFed Foundation President and retired U.S. Army Gen. John “Mick” Nicholson Jr. “Not only do they give back to the community with the healing power of yoga, they also employ a large number of veterans and military spouses. Their donation this October will play a big role in empowering other military members, veterans and caregivers with financial stability and opportunity.”
In 2019, Suzie Mills, co-founder of Practice Everywhere and a United States Air Force veteran, became PenFed Foundation’s first female Veteran Entrepreneur Investment Program (VEIP) investment recipient. VEIP has a three-pronged approach to create a robust network for veteran-owned start-ups and businesses.
PenFed Foundation started VEIP to help veteran entrepreneurs overcome their biggest challenges: lack of access to capital and a network of support.
Practice Everywhere is available nationwide, and offers a range of classes, meditations, live events and recordings from some of the best studio-based yoga and movement teachers around.
"We are grateful to the PenFed Foundation in supporting Practice Everywhere, especially now,” said Mills. “Your support, by signing up for a membership to Practiceeverywhere.com, will help you feel healthier body, mind and soul, and best of all it pays forward by helping veterans, military spouses and small business owners thrive in a moment when they need it most."