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Major Ed: Empower the Veterans Foundation is a 501©(3) Non-Profit Organization that provides mental, physical, and entrepreneurship support to our first responders, Veterans and their families. Tax ID: 86-1708548

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This is Major

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Major Ed Pulido, U.S. Army (Ret.) is the Founder and CEO of Major Ed: Empower the Veterans Foundation. He is also the Commercial Project Manager for First American Title. In addition, he is a Founding member of the Heart of a Lion Foundation which provides mental, physical and wellness support to our nation’s children and Americas Veterans. Additionally, he was the Sr. VP and is a current Military Ambassador for the Folds of Honor Foundation, a Veteran’s charity which provides the spouses and children of the fallen and wounded educational scholarships. Major Ed is also a founding member of Warriors for Freedom Foundation, a leadership institute focused on the mental, physical and wellness support of our wounded Veterans and their families. He is the spokesperson for AROGA Health. Finally, Major Ed is the Founder of Warrior Nation, a movement focused on the rights of liberty, freedom and patriotism with an autobiography entitled Warrior for Freedom: Challenge, Triumph and Change, the Major Ed Pulido Story..

 Warrior   Major  Veteran 

Father  Son  American

Founder  Ambassador    

 Fundraiser  Advocate

 Speaker  Promoter  Activist 

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Warrior For Freedom
Challenge, Triumph, & Change

Based upon a true story, Major Ed recounts a life-changing incident in the life of Ed Pulido, a 19-year veteran with the U.S. Army and U.S. Army Reserve 75th Division. On August 17, 2004, Pulido, known for his patriotism and love for the military, was struck by a roadside bomb in the Iraq desert and seriously injured.

 

The 36-year-old Hispanic officer was faced with multiple hard decisions throughout his long ordeal, including 17 operations, unclear support and miscommunication from his own division, numerous hospital stays, rehabilitative sessions, a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury and finally, among the toughest battles of all – whether to stay in his beloved military or become a medically discharged veteran.

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The Majorsphere
::: Ambassadorship & Influence

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