HonorVet.org Co-founders, Jesse Canella and Jim McCain, have been hitting the pavement in order to raise awareness to support our troops and their families. This Veterans Day, Jesse and Jim appeared on Fox & Friends, CNN, and MSNBC in order to discuss HonorVet.org's mission and their first benefit concert - Unity For Vets.

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Jesse was on Fox & Friends at the 7:30am segment with Eric Trump and Bret Michaels. Eric was kind enough to purchase a large amount of tickets to the concert which he donated to active military members.

Eric said "I have a tremendous amount of respect for our soldiers and the sacrifices they make for this country.  Bret Michaels is a great friend of mine, so it’s truly an honor for me to donate these tickets to such brave men & women and their families so that they can enjoy an incredible performance.”

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At 7:50am, Jim McCain and Cindy McCain went on CNN live to talk about the extraordinary accomplishments HonorVet.org has made to date. Jim talked briefly about the struggles that his friends went through which inspired him to do something to help. Mrs. McCain then talked about the saddening struggles that the veterans and their families go through on a daily basis.

"HonorVet and what they do is remarkable because these two young men saw not only a need that wasn't being met," said Cindy McCain, "they saw a niche that they not only knew needed to be filled, but was not being filled."

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At 3:30pm Jesse and Jim swung into the MSNBC studio to be interviewed on the Martin Bashir show. They both discussed the personal struggles their friends went through and how they came together to make a difference. Jim talked about the Unity For Vets concert and the reason the Marine Veterans decided to produce the show. Jesse talked briefly about HonorVet.org's unique platform and the resources they provide. After the show a few of the producers got teared up by Jesse and Jim's stories as well as their passion to make a difference.