Built in
their memory.

The Santora Kubik Foundation builds and runs technology for the people who served — the platform is called Zonk.

Zonk.
One platform.
Four capabilities.

In private beta · launching 2026

Zonk is the foundation's primary technology program — a closed, member-verified platform that brings the Ranger community's connection, commerce, and giving under one roof. No ads. No data sold. No outside algorithm.

01Zonk

Community

A closed graph of verified Rangers, families, and approved supporters. Posts, comments, reactions, follows, groups, and notifications — your feed is chronological and there is no outside algorithm.

02Zonk

Chat

Direct messages and group rooms on a Matrix/Synapse server the foundation operates. No third party can read your messages. Channels persist across deployments, unit moves, and PCS.

03Zonk

Marketplace

Veteran- and Ranger-owned businesses can sell directly to the community — coffee, gear, leatherwork, training. Built on Medusa and Stripe. The foundation charges zero platform fee.

04Zonk

Giving

One-time and recurring donations via Stripe Checkout, with a public ledger of where every dollar goes. Members can also tip marketplace sellers and contribute to family-specific funds.

In memory of
Jason & Ronald.

April 23, 2010 · Logar Province, Afghanistan

Profile · 01SGT
Jason A. Santora

Jason A. Santora

Age
25
Tours
4
Hometown
Farmingville, New York
Unit
3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Jason was on his fourth combat deployment when he was killed in action in Logar Province. The Silver Star was awarded for valor in that final engagement.

Awards on Record
Silver StarBronze StarPurple HeartMeritorious Service Medal
Profile · 02SGT
Ronald A. Kubik

Ronald A. Kubik

Age
21
Tours
2
Hometown
Brielle, New Jersey
Unit
3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Ron was 21 — a Ranger by choice, on his second combat deployment. He was killed in the same engagement as Jason, doing the job he raised his hand to do.

Awards on Record
Bronze StarPurple Heart

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