Todd Lund

Todd Lunn brings a lifetime of resilience, service, and personal transformation to his role as a Case Manager at Anchorpoint Recovery. Born and raised in a small town in Kansas as the oldest of four siblings, Todd developed a strong sense of responsibility early in life. He was a dedicated athlete, playing three sports from third grade through junior college, building discipline and teamwork that would shape his future.

 

Todd proudly served his country in the United States Army as part of the 10th Mountain Division. After his military service, he continued his commitment to helping others by serving 28 years with the Tempe Fire Department. Throughout his career as a first responder, Todd witnessed and experienced significant trauma, which ultimately led to a diagnosis of PTSD and an early retirement.

 

Following the loss of his father to cancer at age 21 and years of cumulative trauma, Todd faced a difficult battle with depression and addiction. His life took a turning point five years ago when his wife of 30 years—his high school sweetheart—helped him find recovery through Holdfast. That decision became the foundation for lasting change.

 

Todd also found healing through Operation Freedom Paws, where he completed a 48-week training program and was partnered with his service dog, Ivy, a Great Pyrenees. Together, they achieved national recognition through Purina’s “Service Dog Salute” for their powerful story and impact in the veteran community.

 

Today, Todd uses his lived experience, faith, and deep understanding of trauma and addiction to guide men through their own recovery journeys. At Anchorpoint, he is passionate about helping clients rediscover purpose, build accountability, and experience the transformative power of God in their lives. Todd considers the opportunity to walk alongside men in recovery one of the greatest callings and rewards of his life.