Our board

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Dominick Leon is an Army veteran, ordained minister, and nonprofit executive currently leading Faith and Honor, a North Carolina–based 501(c)(3) and ministry dedicated to serving veterans and their families. He holds degrees in Psychology and Business Administration and is a certified life coach, personal trainer, and nonprofit leader.

Before launching Faith and Honor, Leon built a diverse career spanning military service, professional wrestling, coaching, and management. He has trained athletes in Olympic-level wrestling, boxing, and mixed martial arts, while also directing business operations and community programs. His experience extends to publishing, with several books addressing resilience, psychology, and the veteran experience.

A former U.S. Army Ranger and Iraq War veteran, Leon draws on more than two decades of leadership and service. His work focuses on healing trauma, building strong families, and creating faith-based initiatives that restore hope and purpose in the lives of veterans and underserved communities.

Mr. Fuks is pursuing his J.D. part-time at Georgia State University College of Law. He holds a B.S. in Biology from the New York Institute of Technology, a B.A. in Economics from the City College of New York, and an M.B.A. in Strategic Management from Temple University.

Before law school, he worked as a Management Consultant, leading initiatives in financial services such as system migrations, data integration, and wealth management tools. In 2024, he transitioned into cybersecurity, contributing to a major cyber risk assessment and process normalization effort.

A U.S. Army Reserve officer since 2008, he currently serves as a Civil Affairs Major. He has led teams across Africa, including Djibouti and North Africa, where his work strengthened U.S. diplomatic relations, advanced embassy initiatives, and supported counter-extremism operations aligned with broader U.S. strategic objectives.

Jancey Colon is a U.S. Army veteran, registered nurse, and dedicated advocate for veterans and community health. He began his military service as an infantryman with the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii, assigned to 2nd Battalion, 35th Infantry Regiment, and deployed to Afghanistan where he served as a team leader. His combat experience strengthened his leadership, discipline, and lifelong commitment to service.

After separating from the Army, Jancey pursued a career in healthcare, earning his Associate’s degree in nursing in Miami and later completing his Bachelor’s degree after relocating to New York City. He currently works as an infusion nurse in New York City, continuing his service through patient focused, mission driven care.

In addition to his clinical work, Jancey previously served as a veterans advisor with the College of Staten Island Veterans Office, where he supported fellow veterans in navigating VA benefits, educational resources, and the transition to civilian and academic life. As a board member of Faith and Honor, he brings a mission first mindset, practical leadership, and a deep commitment to serving those who have served.

Learn about the programs we offer and how we're working to make a difference in the lives of those we serve. From education to healthcare, we're committed to improving our community.