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Who We Are
Save Our Heroes (SOH) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2015, and is devoted to passionately advocating,
supporting, and helping military service members and their families, who are facing false allegations,
wrongful military judicial action, and those who have been wrongfully convicted.
We stand for military justice reform through research, advocacy and congressional initiatives to seek justice for all.
Congressional Initiatives
Educating our Congressional leadership is the key to Military Justice Reform. Keep up with our latest Capitol Hill visit or join our legislative team to make reform a reality.
Case Studies
Review our collection of client “one pagers” and see for yourself why we are so passionate about
Military Justice Reform.
Through the Eyes of a Soldier
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Latest News
November 9, 2021
What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?
Of all individuals convicted of a crime in the U.S., according to the Chicago Tribune, between 2-10 percent of the convicts are innocent. Countless innocent individuals have spent years, decades, and even lifetimes serving their sentence, only to be later proven innocent. When these individuals are finally proven to be innocent, the financial compensation offered by the state or federal government is meager.
Join us to passionately advocate for military justice reform and dedicate your experience or time to supporting the wrongly accused in our mission to fight for justice.
Even the Smallest Donation Helps
Learn more about how important it is to get involved and help to Save Our Heroes that are wrongfully accused.
They fought for us now it is time to fight for them.
Become a VOLUNTEER
Become a passionate advocate for the falsely accused and wrongfully convicted in the military. Reforming the military justice system takes a commitment from those who want to create real change and make an impact. We need your help.