The Black 6 Project

The Black 6 Project The Black 6 Project are vets and civilians that have come together to find a mission. Their first mission is to send humanitarian aid to the Philippines

The Black 6 Project was born from a passion to help others in need. The founders Joseph Zoleta, David Guzman, and Francis Faustino have made it a career in taking care of those in need. Francis is a board certified family practitioner and both David and Joseph are paramedics in New York City. David and Joseph provide EMS care in a city that receives about 1.43 million emergency medical service cal

ls a year. Before they were paramedics though, David and Joseph served in separate armed services but ones that would be all too familiar with each other. Dave was a corpsman for the Navy and Joseph was a grunt for the Marine Corps. The brotherhood that the Marines have with their Corpsman is undeniable so it would be only natural that these two would team up.

“To seek and reach those in need, and in turn, satisfy the need to serve and belong”

Both are combat veterans from deployments in Iraq and when they returned home and developed their careers, they both still felt the need to do more. They were working on their new company, “Black 6” when conversation brought them to the need to do more outside of their usual realm. As veterans, they found their appetite to serve for a greater cause could not easily be satisfied. When they left their respective services, that fire to just get out there still smoldered inside. Many may succumb to the mediocre life, but they felt it would be an even greater achievement to serve on their own terms, and they quickly found many others with the same fire inside. The Black 6 Project is an organization that looks for volunteers that have the motivation to serve for the better good. It is an organization that can pool its resources of motivated individuals and bring care to those in need anywhere in the world. With the experience of their veteran leadership, The Black 6 Project is planning to deploy annually to different parts of the world. To read more about us visit our website www.black6project.org

09/02/2026

Our recon team stops by to assess the damage and needs of El Aguila.

After the August 10th earthquakes, their local hospital is completely devastated making it uninhabitable.

All operations have moved to a nearby hostel and they are working with whatever equipment they were able to salvage.

Please help us get El Aguila back on its feet by donating to Black 6 where we are working directly with those affected in these mountainous coffee farm regions.

The link to donate is in our profile.

The Black 6 Project is currently planning to deploy a team to Choco, Colombia to assist with the recent 7.4 magnitude ea...
08/18/2026

The Black 6 Project is currently planning to deploy a team to Choco, Colombia to assist with the recent 7.4 magnitude earthquakes that has affected the country. Please consider helping us get our medical recon team to Colombia with the supplies needed to help those in need.

Help Us Get a Veteran-Led Disaster Response Team Into the FieldThe Black 6 Project is preparing to deploy a small team of experienced military veterans,…

🇺🇸 JOIN US: 9/11 RUCK MARCH 🇺🇸On September 10, 2026, The Black 6 Project is hosting our Annual 9/11 Memorial Ruck March,...
08/14/2026

🇺🇸 JOIN US: 9/11 RUCK MARCH 🇺🇸

On September 10, 2026, The Black 6 Project is hosting our Annual 9/11 Memorial Ruck March, a 3 mile ruck from the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum to Ground Zero.

We ruck to remember. To honor the lives lost on September 11th, and to stand shoulder to shoulder with the veteran and first responder community that continues to answer the call.

Whether you're a veteran, first responder, or simply want to walk alongside us in remembrance, all are welcome. Bring a ruck if you have one, or just bring yourself.

📅 Wednesday, September 10, 2026 🕔 Muster at 5:00 PM 🕕 Step off at 6:00 PM 📍 Start: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum 🏁 Finish: Ground Zero

RSVP: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/2026-annual-911-memorial-ruck-march

Tag a friend who should ruck with us. Never forget.

05/26/2026

Thanks to we marched together paying homage to those we lost in battle. From Brooklyn into Manhattan on a rainy New York day, we carried food in our rucksacks to donate to the veteran food pantry.

Years after service, we still find a mission. We still continue to remember and honor our fallen.

Memorial Day Today we pause.Not to celebrate. To remember.Memorial Day belongs to the ones who never made it home. The o...
05/25/2026

Memorial Day

Today we pause.

Not to celebrate. To remember.

Memorial Day belongs to the ones who never made it home. The ones who gave everything so the rest of us could have something.

To those of you who carry the weight of that loss, who served alongside someone who didn’t come back, we see you. We stand with you.

The greatest tribute you can pay them is to live a life they would have been proud of. Get up. Stay in the fight. Keep going. Earn it.

From all of us at The Black 6 Project, thank you for your sacrifice. And to those we’ve lost, you are never forgotten.

🎗️ VeteranLed HumanitarianMission

04/18/2026

What starts in a New York office can change a life in the Philippines.

Our incredible corporate partners, sponsors, and volunteers gathered to pack school bags, and The Black 6 Project carried them straight to Mangyan students in Occidental Mindoro. Watching these kids open their bags, seeing their smiles and gratitude, there is no better reminder of why we do this work.

None of it happens without you. Every donation, every partnership, every volunteer hour connects directly to a child sitting in a classroom who now has the tools to learn.

Thank you to everyone who made this mission possible. You are the reason we keep going. 🎒🇵🇭

Black 6 Coffee Trading Co.

A big thank you to Kyle Palmieri Foundation for an amazing evening out with our Black 6 Team of volunteers. The Kyle Pal...
04/11/2026

A big thank you to Kyle Palmieri Foundation for an amazing evening out with our Black 6 Team of volunteers. The Kyle Palmieri Foundation raises funds that support the Long Island Veteran Community. Kyle Palmieri took the time to meet with us and talk about Squad 21 where military Veterans and First Responders get to experience a New York Islanders game. He also handed out autographed hats for all of us. A great end to the evening was watching the Islanders seal the win over the Toronto Maple Leafs!

Black 6 Coffee Trading Co.

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