Welcome to OPERATION CONFIDENCE Program for Disabled Veterans nonprofit org

To advocate for and address the physical  and social needs of persons with disabilities, Consuella Mackey, took over her mothers' program after her passing  and developed Operation Confidence (O.C), a 501 © 3 nonprofit organization. Since it’s inception the organization has assisted  10,000 + individuals with wraparound services to better them becoming productive members of society. Services, such as with but not limited to job preparation/dress for success workshops, job creation and employment opportunities.  

OC has hosted job fairs and community outreach events throughout the city of Los Angeles for over 25 years partnering with Fortune 500 companies, small businesses, and government agencies. Two such events took place on the grounds of the histrical Los Angeles Sports Arena where all branches of the military and 120 vendors participated.   

 In 2008, Consuella discovered a large emchapment of veterans living out of their wheelchairs on the streets of Skidrow in Los Angeles.  Many of whom still wore portions of their military uniforms while others proudly displayed remnants left of the American flag. It was at that time Consuella asked the Board of Directors for a commitment to do its part to help our forgotten American heroes.   

Our Mission: To  provide accessible permanent housing, with a wide range of supporive services and resources that includes workforce development, job training as well  employment opportunties.

Operation Confidence "Nesting Homeless Veterans" Presentation & Discussion Panel was a huge success.

After working tirelessly for over a decade to raise awareness about the urgent need to provide stable housing for disabled veterans who are homeless, on Thursday, January 30th Operation Confidence a Los Angeles based grassroots nonprofit organization was welcomed with open arms by major community leaders from the county and city of San Bernardino (where the 5 acres of donated land is located)

When Ambassador Diane Watson the honored guest entered the room, she received a standing ovation.

The CSUSB- JROTC opened the event followed by Operation Confidence Board President, Jimmy McGee gave the opening remarks, Ms. Marlene Granderson was the amazing mistress of ceremony who introduced the distinguished guest speakers, such as veterans servicemen and women, the world-renowned architect who offered to design a network of houses, the landowner who donated the 5 acres of land and presented plans for employment opportunities, President of the University, Chief Deputy State Controller Betty E. Yee’s Office, Director of the San Bernardino Veteran Affairs, San Bernardino County Planning Director, Executive Director, Economic Development Department, CSUSB-MBA Team, Strategic Planners/Grant Writers, President of two community colleges, health and wellness representative, and so many others. 

Former Councilman Tom LaBonge did an excellent job as the Facilitator. Board President McGee read surprising letters from Microsoft, Edward Air Force Base, T. Rowe Price and the Congressional Medal of Honor Society at the end of the event.