The COMMIT Foundation is hosting a one-day Military Spouse Workshop in Washington, D.C. on September 29 to help military spouses reflect, build relationships, and design a next chapter.

Mission: The COMMIT Foundation empowers those who have served and their families to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions by providing personalized programs, resources, and the support of community. Vision: COMMIT envisions creating serendipitous networks for high-potential, transitioning leaders to find their new purpose, identity, and community. We are where the most promising individuals seek guidance and align resources to make a meaningful impact in their professional and personal lives. The COMMIT Foundation is where your next chapter begins! The COMMIT Foundation catalyzes the potential of high-performing individuals who have served their nation with distinction and sets the conditions for future success. We are the premier source of excellence in the transition space, where those driven by purpose and impact come to shape their next chapter. COMMIT is where the most promising leaders are nurtured—those who are ready to lead and determined to make a meaningful impact across business, academia, nonprofits, and beyond. We focus on supporting high-potential individuals, providing them with the resources, coaching, mentorship, community, and opportunities to transition seamlessly into roles where they can continue to serve and lead. At COMMIT, we believe that true leadership is born from a deep sense of purpose and a commitment to making the world a better place. Our vision is to create a community of leaders who embody innovation, character, and service—leaders who understand that their greatest impact lies in lifting others and contributing to something greater than themselves. COMMIT is where the next chapter begins anew, with the goal of leaving a lasting, positive legacy for generations to come. Intent: High Touch, High impact - helping America’s high potential individuals and their families find personal and professional purpose after service to their nation