Sneads Ferry (July 21, 2025) – Wet Bucket Tattoo, a Veteran-owned tattoo shop located in Sneads Ferry, hosted their annual Wet Bucket Block Party, on Saturday, July 19th, with proceeds benefiting Frontline Healing Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, supports programs that address the unmet needs of suffering servicemen and women and give individuals and communities the tools to become self-sufficient.
Hosting friends, family and supporters of the Warrior community, Wet Bucket held an event like no other.
With local Food and beverage vendors on site, along with local businesses, and a lineup of talented Veteran artists who dedicated their entire day to tattooing Flash Tattoos, the event brough in over $20,000 for Frontline Healing Foundation.
The money was raised from a combination of live and silent auctions, t-shirt sales and swag sales, Flash Tattoo sales, and generous donations. Auction items ranging from custom firearms to Fishing Excursions, Gear, Glasses and one-of-a-kind art pieces brought in an incredible sum for the organization.
The highlight of the day was the Team Competitions, where three, 5-man teams, Military / Law Enforcement / Fire Rescue competed against each other for the ultimate bragging rights, and a chance to win a Grand Prize, donated by Last Shadow. Celebrity team captains (Law Enforcement – Captain Blake Cook, Military/Veteran – Captain Doug Kiesewetter, Fire Department – Captain Jimmy Pribyl) lead their crews in physical and mental toughness for the coveted prizes.
“We have been so fortunate over the past six years to be able to grow in this community and host an event to benefit chosen charities,” stated Wet Bucket Owner and Marine Corps Veteran, Coy Azimuth. “When we learned that it costs approximately $10,000–$20,000 to fully fund one client through a treatment program, we felt convicted to align with Frontline Healing Foundation and do our best to support the vets and first responders that have given so much.”
Frontline Healing Foundation’s funding subsidizes the cost of treatment for veterans and first responders who do not have insurance or to pay for their healing. The funds raised will be immediately invested into programs, supporting treatments in detox, residential and outpatient, sober living, brain treatment, K9, and continuation of care for warriors who want to go to Warriors Heart or through other facilities.
“At Frontline Healing Foundation, we believe true healing happens through connection—and this weekend, the Wet Bucket Tattoo event reminded us of the extraordinary power of community,” stated Frontline CEO, Jordyn Jurezcki. “We are deeply grateful for the artists, organizers, and every person who showed up with open hearts. You’ve created a space where our Warriors feel seen, supported, and like they truly belong. This event was a reminder that none of us are in this alone.”
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