We’re now officially Latreia 360!
At The Latreia Foundation, we believe that to be blessed is to be a blessing.
Rooted in our faith and grounded in grace, our mission is to live out the love of Christ by awakening philanthropic well-being and empowering others to do the same. Through intentional generosity, we create pathways for individuals and organizations to partner with us in serving those in need—veterans seeking healing, families navigating mental health challenges, and children and adults with disabilities longing for inclusion.
We give because He first gave to us (1 John 4:19), and we count it a sacred duty to steward that grace in action.
We envision a world where giving is not just a gesture, but a way of life—where people are known not only for their success, but for the impact they leave behind.
Through The Latreia Foundation, we are building a community of givers, runners, servants, and advocates who share one heart: to bless others with the same love, compassion, and hope we ourselves have received from the Lord.
Our vision is to help others thrive spiritually, relationally, and practically—one act of service, one life at a time.
Providing life-saving resources—including service dogs and housing—to veterans who have served our country with courage and sacrifice. This partnership powers our annual Operation Four Paws campaign.
Bringing hope to those affected by suicide and mental health struggles through education, awareness, and compassion-driven family support.
Creating transformative, inclusive opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families to experience joy, purpose, and belonging.
Our founder, J.A. Dava, runs marathons under the banner of Operation Four Paws, raising funds and awareness to gift trained service dogs to veterans in partnership with The John Owen Mann Foundation. Each step is a step of faith, and every mile is a mission to love others well.
Join us in living out the love we’ve received. Whether you give, serve, or share our mission, you become part of something greater—a movement of grace in action.
