Our Mission
Heroes in Transition (HIT) provides assistance for veterans, service members and their families not readily available from government agencies or other providers. This assistance strengthens relationships, builds community, empowers individuals and provides a pathway to healing for those we serve. HIT improves quality of life, communication, and resiliency skills for all, through responsible and professional leadership and in partnership with others.
Who We Serve
• Veterans and Active Service Members
• Military Couples
• Military Spouses
• Military Families
If you or your spouse/partner have ever worn the uniform of the United States Military, HIT is for YOU!
Our Vision
Heroes in Transition is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization recognized and respected for fostering a sense of community and belonging for and among veterans, service members and their families. Through programs and financial support, a safe, trusting, and healthy environment is created for those we serve.
What We’ve Accomplished Together
People we served in 2025
Years of success
Outings/Events held in 2025
People we provided direct support to in 2025
HIT In Action

HIT Welcomes Owen Earl as New Veteran Outreach Coordinator
Earl, who has served in Coast Guard since 2002 and will be retiring in June, has benefited from a number of our programs over past three years.

The Baldwin Group Signs On As Presenting Sponsor of Ruck4HIT
Company’s commitment represents a milestone for the ruck relay race.

New HELOS Division Added to Ruck4HIT
Distance gives more people opportunity to get involved in annual fundraiser.
What’s Happening
Upcoming Events
“Reset Your Mind, Reclaim Your Peace” – Optional REGROUP Spring 2026 Session
“Reset Your Mind, Reclaim Your Peace” – Optional REBOOT Spring 2026 Session
Couples Date Night – Line Dancing & Dinner
Honoring Military Families at RUCK4HIT Finish Line Party
Veteran Equine Warrior Weekend – 2026 SPRING SESSION
Restore, Release, Reboot – A Women’s Day That’s All About You!


Capt. Eric A. Jones, USMC, wanted to fly helicopters so he could be close to the troops on the ground.
In this episode of Veterans’ Playbook, Eric’s Mother, Cyndy Jones – the Co-Founder and President of Heroes In Transition, Inc. (HIT) – shares the agony of being a Gold Star Family and the commitment that she and her late husband, Kenneth, made to carry on Eric’s mission through HIT.
Now 15 years later, HIT’s mission to assist veterans, active service members and military families is being realized through a variety of programs and events that focus on strengthening relationships, enhancing communication and empowering individuals and families.
4 Those Who Can’t
Heroes In Transition (HIT), Inc. was founded in 2009 to honor the life, legacy, and sacrifice of Capt. Eric Jones, USMC, who died in a combat mission in Afghanistan. Since that time, HIT has supported tens of thousands of veterans, service members, and military families through 15 specially-designed programs and events that build community, strengthen relationships, and empower individuals, especially those making the transition from military to civilian life.
“4 Those Who Can’t” is the motto of Ruck4HIT, a one-of-a-kind endurance event that has become HIT’s biggest annual fundraiser, as well as the title of this signature song. This 200+mile ruck relay travels through all 15 towns on Cape Cod over more than 30+ hours, raising funds and awareness for HIT.
Please listen to our new song, “4 Those Who Can’t“, on Spotify, and favorite it and share it.
#4ThoseWhoCant
AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
Myra H. Kraft Community MVP Award
Cape Cod Life Magazine: Visionaries
United States Coast Guard Petty officer’s Association
Spirit of Hope Award
Colonel Robert Hawes Award for Community Service
Citation from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House of Representatives
Mashpee Human Services Humanitarian Award
American Red Cross Community Impact Award
Housing Assistance Corporation of Cape Cod Human Service Partner Award
Recognition of Support from the Otis Civillian Advisory Council, Inc.
Mashpee Chamber of Commerce Community Commitment Award







































