Morad Shaker Launches Shaker Foundation for American Service Heroes
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CHEYENNE, WY, September 24, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Morad Shaker, a philanthropist and entrepreneur based in Cheyenne, Wyoming, has launched the Shaker Foundation for American Service Heroes, a nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring and supporting America's military, veterans, first responders, public-safety personnel, and their families.
The foundation, established in 2026, is headquartered in Cheyenne and has obtained an Employer Identification Number (EIN) of 42-3934033. Its official website is https://www.shakerfoundationforamericanserviceheroes.org/. Shaker, who has known and been close to military personnel and first responders for over two decades, founded the organization to recognize and build future opportunities for those who serve and protect America.
Shaker, the founder and president of the Shaker Foundation for American Service Heroes, explained that the foundation’s mission is to serve the people who stand between America and danger.
The foundation's initial focus is on service communities, including military service members, veterans, federal law enforcement, homeland security, intelligence and national security professionals, public safety personnel, first responders, emergency services personnel, and families of service heroes. Shaker emphasized that the foundation is founder-funded and will not seek donations from individuals, governments, political groups, religious groups, companies, or foreign entities.
The foundation's website remains under active development as it prepares additional legal documentation, administrative contact channels, and future communications for the service communities it intends to serve. It has also launched its first official social-media channel on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShakerFoundationForAmericanServiceHeroes.
Shaker, who has founded and funded multiple nonprofit and public-service initiatives, including Shaker Global Poverty Reduction and Shaker Global News, believes that service takes many forms. The foundation’s eligibility structure identifies the following service communities:
- Military Service Members: Active-duty personnel, National Guard members, Reserve-component personnel, military academy communities, retired military personnel, and members of all six branches of the United States Armed Forces. - Veterans: Honorably discharged veterans, disabled veterans, combat veterans, retired veterans, and Gold Star Families. - Federal Law Enforcement: Personnel and eligible service communities connected with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, United States Secret Service, United States Marshals Service, Diplomatic Security Service, and Federal Protective Service. - Homeland Security: Personnel connected with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, United States Border Patrol, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations, Transportation Security Administration, USCIS Field Operations, and other eligible Department of Homeland Security service communities. - Intelligence and National Security Professionals: Eligible individuals whose verified service has supported America's intelligence, national-security, protective, or strategic missions. - Public Safety Personnel: State Police, Highway Patrol, Sheriffs, Local Police, Corrections Officers, and Campus Police. - First Responders: Firefighters, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, search-and-rescue personnel, rescue teams, and other eligible emergency-response professionals. - Emergency Services Personnel: Eligible public emergency-service communities and organizations whose work supports response, rescue, protection, and recovery during emergencies and crises. - Families of Service Heroes: Spouses, children, Gold Star families, and surviving dependents of eligible American service heroes.
The public launch marks the beginning of the Foundation's next development stage. In the coming period, additional legal documentation, administrative capacity, direct communication channels, and official announcements are expected to be added to the website. The foundation invites eligible service-community members, families, units, agencies, veterans organizations, law-enforcement departments, first-responder organizations, and emergency-service organizations to follow the Foundation's official website and Facebook page for future updates.