Not On My Watch Veterans Town Halls

This fundraising campaign provides direct logistical support for the Not On My Watch Veterans Town Hall series, currently scheduled in 10 cities in the central U.S., leading up to the June 6 Unite for Veterans, Unite for America rally in Washington, D.C.

Not On My Watch is an informal group of veterans focused on answering, and acting upon the answer to, the question: “What does it mean to honor our Oath during this time?” Specifically, we all took an oath to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic,” and to “bear true faith and allegiance to the same.” What does duty demand of us in upholding that oath today?

Video clips from each of the town hall sessions will be used to help amplify veterans' concerns over the current assault on the Constitution and its founding principles.

Current tour schedule: May 12, Enid, Okla.

May 14, Oklahoma City

May 15, Tulsa

May 19, Wichita, Kan.

May 20, Kansas City

May 21, St. Louis

May 27, Lawton, Okla.

May 28, Dallas

May 29, Killeen, Texas

May 30, San Antonio

June 6, D-Day, Unite for Veterans, Unite for America Rally, Washington, D.C.

Funds raised will support transportation, venue rental, liability insurance, and modest food and lodging provisions. Everyone associated with the NOMW tour is a volunteer. No wages or paid campaign support will be drawn from this campaign.

Meet the organizer: Not On My Watch (Central US) is being organized by James Neal, US Naval Academy Class of 1998 (the last real class), a retired Surface Warfare Officer, turned journalist, turned small business owner, turned Orthodox Catholic priest (LGBTQ+ affirming), turned pissed off veteran who's tired of seeing the Constitution dismantled on the daily. 

James is living out of rental cars and off the back of his motorcycle for the duration of this campaign. All financial support is greatly appreciated.