For our inaugural Plateau Invitational Sporting Clays Tournament, hosted at Garland Mountain Sporting Clays in Waleska, Georgia, on Thursday, March 18, 2027, we are proud to support The Station Foundation as this year’s beneficiary. The Station Foundation is an organization based in Bozeman, Montana that supports veterans and their families through healing, purpose, and outdoor connection. The nonprofit serves as a sanctuary for Special Operations Forces families, providing resources tailored to meet the unique challenges they face.
The organization was founded by Kevin and Shannon Stacy. As a veteran of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR), Kevin recognized the need for meaningful support and genuine healing for members of the U.S. Special Operations Forces and their families as they navigate the lasting impacts of military service. Together, Kevin and Shannon established the foundation with a vision of creating a nation that honors SOF by providing genuine pathways to healing—helping service members and their families restore hope, build resilience, and thrive.
Since 2012, The Station Foundation has supported members of the U.S. SOF and their families on their journeys toward healing through immersive experiences, holistic approaches, and community-based support. Over the years, the foundation has positively impacted thousands of lives, providing hope, connection, and continued support to these quiet warriors and their families as they navigate the lasting effects of military service.
Although the war may have faded from the headlines, its impact continues for SOF service members and their families, making ongoing support essential for this often-overextended community. The Station Foundation provides Montana-based programs and local outreach initiatives within key military communities to reduce isolation, foster meaningful connections, and offer continued support as warriors and their families navigate the unique challenges and pressures of the SOF lifestyle.
The beliefs of the foundation are brought to life through three core projects, each designed to meet participants where they are and guide them along a thoughtful, deliberate path toward healing:
- Homecoming Project: Warrior + Family Focus – Supports healing for SOF warriors and their families through immersive, experiential programs in Montana
- Legacy Project: Gold Star Families – Empowers Gold Star families as they navigate critical life transitions with confidence and purpose
- Interwoven: Community Outreach Focus – Delivers The Station’s curriculum to SOF families in key military communities nationwide
In 2025, The Station Foundation facilitated 256 engagements in Montana and over 2,000 engagements through local community outreach nationwide. The results are clear: 100% of participants feel equipped to balance their lives, honor their warrior values in civilian life, and build meaningful connections with their children.
At Plateau, our core values are rooted in People, Quality, and Innovation—principles that guide not only the way we work, but also the way we support the communities around us. The Station Foundation embodies many of these same values through its commitment to service, connection, resilience, and caring for those who have sacrificed for others. Just as we believe our greatest strength comes from the people who make up Plateau, The Station recognizes the importance of standing beside warriors and their families and ensuring they have the support and resources needed to move forward together. By selecting The Station Foundation as the beneficiary of our inaugural Plateau Invitational Sporting Clays Tournament, we have the opportunity to extend our values beyond the jobsite and make a meaningful investment in those who have dedicated their lives to serving our country. We are proud to bring our clients, vendors, and industry partners together for an event that not only strengthens relationships, but also helps provide hope, healing, and connection to The Station Foundation and SOF families across the nation.
