That was in 2011, and now they have local chapters across the nation.

I work with, uh, so many veterans who went above and beyond in the service, uh, and suffered some wounds for it.

I get to work with them every day, and it's a joy.

We've got, uh, one, uh, fella in our chapter, and he's a Vietnam vet, and he had his legs blown off.

The life he's lived, struggling with being an amputee, struggling with all of the things that, that men and women see in combat zones that human beings really aren't meant to see.

[gentle music] We were doing a, a presentation for Veterans Day up at the local community college, and he came up afterwards, and he said, "Boy, I really wanna be involved.

I, I've tried to play guitar before, but my hands are kinda numb, and I've never been able to make the chords and all that, but I really wanna play.

Lee tells us about one veteran who'd been living in isolation for years.