Our Board
Vets Helping Vets in Greenville County, South Carolina
Team Members
Vets Helping Vets
Leader Volunteers
Vets Helping Vets has no paid positions but we do have leaders.
John Rossello
President
John Rossello is a dedicated community leader and United States Marine Corps veteran who has proudly served the Upstate of South Carolina for nearly three decades. With eight years of honorable military service, John continues his lifelong commitment to service as the President of Vets Helping Vets, an organization devoted to supporting and empowering veterans across the region.
Throughout his civilian life, John has remained deeply engaged in charitable and community efforts. He actively supports programs such as Toys for Tots and the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree initiative, and he has served as the Past Commandant of the Marine Corps League Detachment 1105 Owens/Kennemore. A man of faith and fellowship, he also contributes through the Knights of Columbus and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge 858.
Beyond his leadership in veteran causes, John is a respected real estate broker and a strong advocate for community growth and unity. A proud father of five and grandfather of eight, he lives each day guided by integrity, gratitude, and compassion, values that reflect the mission and spirit of Vets Helping Vets
Throughout his civilian life, John has remained deeply engaged in charitable and community efforts. He actively supports programs such as Toys for Tots and the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree initiative, and he has served as the Past Commandant of the Marine Corps League Detachment 1105 Owens/Kennemore. A man of faith and fellowship, he also contributes through the Knights of Columbus and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge 858.
Beyond his leadership in veteran causes, John is a respected real estate broker and a strong advocate for community growth and unity. A proud father of five and grandfather of eight, he lives each day guided by integrity, gratitude, and compassion, values that reflect the mission and spirit of Vets Helping Vets
Haley Dunkin
Vice President
Haley Dunkin is the Vice President of Vets Helping Vets of Greenville and a proud U.S. Army veteran. She brings a deep passion for community building, veteran advocacy, and family-centered support to her leadership role. With a background in entrepreneurship, nonprofit service, and veteran outreach, Haley is committed to strengthening connections between veterans, local resources, and the broader Greenville community. Her work focuses on collaboration, storytelling, and creating meaningful opportunities for veterans to support one another and thrive beyond military service.
Antinea Martin
Secretary
Antinea serves as Secretary of Vets Helping Vets Greenville. A former corporate professional turned nonprofit advocate, she felt called to leave corporate America to serve veterans in a more meaningful way.
Through her work as an independent health insurance broker and nonprofit founder, Antinea identified critical gaps in healthcare navigation, housing stability, and transportation for veterans. In 2023, she merged her efforts with Vets Helping Vets Greenville, where she helps support operations and program development, including transportation initiatives that ensure veterans can access critical medical care.
Through her work as an independent health insurance broker and nonprofit founder, Antinea identified critical gaps in healthcare navigation, housing stability, and transportation for veterans. In 2023, she merged her efforts with Vets Helping Vets Greenville, where she helps support operations and program development, including transportation initiatives that ensure veterans can access critical medical care.
Bethany Ansert
Treasurer
Bethany grew up in Reno, NV, but after joining the Army in 1998, has lived on both coasts and even Japan, before finally choosing to move closer to family in Greenville. Retiring from the US Army in 2025, Bethany has dedicated her post-service years to volunteering in the Greenville communities. Volunteering has always been a core value, and now, with the freedom to focus on giving back, Bethany is eager to help as many Veterans as possible by maintaining sound financial practices and supporting organizational growth for the benefit of the Veteran community. When not keeping the finances in line, you’ll probably find
Bethany battling weeds in the garden, inventing new ways to avoid household chores by
starting “projects,” or getting so absorbed in a book that the coffee goes missing—again
Bethany battling weeds in the garden, inventing new ways to avoid household chores by
starting “projects,” or getting so absorbed in a book that the coffee goes missing—again
