Benefits and claims
Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services counselors provide free help understanding and applying for veteran benefits.
Find an Arizona benefits counselorVeteran-led · Mesa, Arizona
We are building a clearer path to support for Arizona veterans and their families. Explore trusted resources today while we develop programs focused on PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and financial hardship.
IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity
Sunny Dayz Ahead Veterans Foundation exists to support veterans facing PTSD, traumatic brain injury, economic hardship, and barriers to care. We connect people with useful information and trusted resources, help make complicated systems easier to navigate, and work toward practical support that restores stability, dignity, and hope.
Resources available today
You can contact these established services directly while our foundation develops its programs. These links do not imply a partnership or guarantee eligibility.
Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services counselors provide free help understanding and applying for veteran benefits.
Find an Arizona benefits counselorUse the VA’s location finder to look for health facilities, Vet Centers, and other VA services.
Find a VA locationThe Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7. Call 988, then press 1, or text 838255. VA enrollment is not required.
Visit the Veterans Crisis Line for online chatSupport that meets real life
Our programs are being developed around the needs veterans and families encounter most often.
Plain-language information about PTSD, TBI, available benefits, and community support—shared with respect and without judgment.
Helping veterans and families understand their options and connect with established providers, agencies, and programs.
Working toward transportation and basic-needs support when everyday obstacles stand between a veteran and the help they need.
Programs are in development while our Arizona veterans-charity registration is completed. We are not a medical provider or crisis-response service.
From the founder
As a veteran, Josh Leimback understands the culture of service—and how hard it can be to ask for help. He has also watched people he loves live with PTSD and traumatic brain injury. Those experiences made this work deeply personal.
Over the years, Josh has devoted time to volunteer work, community outreach, listening to veterans and families, and studying the many programs and techniques that may help people move toward stability. Sunny Dayz Ahead grew from a simple belief: support should feel human, practical, and easier to reach.
“This is more than an organization to me. It is a promise to keep showing up, keep learning, and help veterans see that better days are still ahead.”
Joshua Adam Leimback Founder & President
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Building responsibly
We are laying the operational and governance foundation carefully so that future programs can serve veterans responsibly and sustainably.
Start with a conversation
Veterans and families are welcome to call Josh about the foundation and its developing programs. Community organizations and prospective partners are welcome, too. For services available now, use the resource links above. This phone number is not a crisis line.