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Motorcycle Relief Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides relief to veterans and first responders with PTSD and other related issues by taking them on structured week-long adventure motorcycle relief rides. Provides recreational activities (ADV Motorcycling) that enable participants to experience some relief from the struggles of life and reintegration Creates a positive environment where participants can connect with peers who’ve had similar experiences Offers useful tools for stress-management and overcoming trauma Helps steer participants toward further treatment for their injuries Motorcycle Relief Project Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.motorelief.org/ Call: 720 722 3995 Email: info@motorelief.org 7688 High Gate Dr, Fountain, CO 80817, USA Servicing the CO What makes the organization unique? Motorcycle Relief Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides relief to veterans and first responders with PTSD and other related issues by taking them on structured week-long adventure motorcycle relief rides. Provides recreational activities (ADV Motorcycling) that enable participants to experience some relief from the struggles of life and reintegration Creates a positive environment where participants can connect with peers who’ve had similar experiences Offers useful tools for stress-management and overcoming trauma Helps steer participants toward further treatment for their injuries Who can sign up to participate: veterans and first responders who struggle with PTSD and related issues like depression and anxiety. How Much Does It Cost?: Free What kind of activities are offered? Structured week-long adventure motorcycle relief rides. How Long Do The Activities Last?: 5-day adventure bike tours Rides take place in Colorado during summer and early fall, and Arizona during the rest of the year. MRP Relief Rides | 5 Day Motorcycle Adventures — Motorcycle Relief Project Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Motorcycle Relief Project

House in the Woods offers various hunting, fishing, and recreational programs throughout the year for active military, veterans, and their family members, in the great wilderness of Maine. All food and lodging is provided at NO COST to the participants. Now more than ever, veterans are facing unprecedented levels of both collective and individual stress. The great news is that here in Maine, and across the country, veterans suffering from PTSD, TBI and other combat-related injuries can find healing not just in medicines, but in being part of organizations like House in the Woods where they can find natural ways to reduce anxiety, lower adrenaline and blood pressure, and increase positive emotions, simply by spending time in the great outdoors, with their fellow military brothers and sisters. House in the Woods Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.houseinthewoods.org/ Call: 207-738-VETS (8387) Email: info@houseinthewoods.org 217 Skunk Hill Road, Lee, ME 04455, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? House in the Woods offers various hunting, fishing, and recreational programs throughout the year for active military, veterans, and their family members, in the great wilderness of Maine. All food and lodging is provided at NO COST to the participants. Now more than ever, veterans are facing unprecedented levels of both collective and individual stress. The great news is that here in Maine, and across the country, veterans suffering from PTSD, TBI and other combat-related injuries can find healing not just in medicines, but in being part of organizations like House in the Woods where they can find natural ways to reduce anxiety, lower adrenaline and blood pressure, and increase positive emotions, simply by spending time in the great outdoors, with their fellow military brothers and sisters. Who can sign up to participate: Active military, veterans, and their family members. How Much Does It Cost?: Free What kind of activities are offered? Canoeing, kayaking, hiking, hunting, fishing, nature tours, campfires, swimming, wildlife identification and spotting, and other natural Eastern Maine resource “treasures” God has given our beautiful state to enjoy. How Long Do The Activities Last?: Programs throughout the year RETREATS/EVENTS | hitw - https://www.houseinthewoods.org/events Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with House in the Woods

One Serenity’s mission is to empower veterans to regain their purpose and build community. Source One Serenity Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://sourceoneserenity.org/ Call: 541-580-5655 Email: elena@sourceoneserenity.org Roseburg, Oregon, USA Servicing Oregon (Douglas County) What makes the organization unique? One Serenity’s mission is to empower veterans to regain their purpose and build community. Who can sign up to participate: Some events that are only for veterans, some events are for both veterans and their families, and we also have events that are open to community members (non-veterans) as a venue to for veterans to connect with the community as a whole. How Much Does It Cost?: Free. What kind of activities are offered? Fishing, Hiking, White water rafting, Campouts, and trail work on public lands. How Long Do The Activities Last?: From a few hours to several days, depending on the activity. Outdoor recreation: https://sourceoneserenity.org/calendar / ; Trail Work: https://sourceoneserenity.org/sos-trails/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Source One Serenity

Connecting Relationships & Resources To Bring Our Heroes Home, One Operation At A Time. Rally Points: Operation Reach One More organized and hosted over 70 rally points throughout the year, serving as gathering points for service members, veterans, and their families. These rally points provided a platform for fostering connections, building friendships, and combating social isolation. Serving the Military Community: The program successfully reached out to and served 1,637 service members, veterans, and their families through the rally points. By providing a welcoming and inclusive environment, Operation Reach One More aimed to create a supportive network and address the specific needs of the military community. Combating Isolation and Loneliness: Recognizing the detrimental impact of isolation and loneliness on mental health, the program focused on organizing social opportunities at the rally points. These activities, such as group discussions, recreational events, and shared experiences, aimed to combat feelings of isolation and promote a sense of belonging within the military community. Connecting to Community Resources: Operation Reach One More facilitated connections to various resources within the community. Participants were able to access resources such as housing assistance, job placement services, resume writing support, VA claims and benefits guidance, mental health services, and other vital community services. The program worked collaboratively with local organizations and volunteers to ensure participants received comprehensive support. Comprehensive Support: Operation Reach One More aimed to address the holistic needs of service members, veterans, and their families. Beyond social opportunities, the program provided access to a wide range of resources, fostering personal and professional growth, improving overall well-being, and promoting successful post-service lives. Suicide Prevention: By combatting isolation and providing social opportunities, Operation Reach One More contributed to suicide prevention efforts. The program recognized the importance of a supportive community and connectedness in reducing suicide rates among veterans, aiming to create an environment where individuals feel valued, supported, and connected. Operation Reach One More, through its rally points and community connections, successfully served and connected with a significant number of service members, veterans, and their families. By addressing the social needs, connecting to community resources, and combatting isolation and loneliness, the program aimed to improve the overall well-being and quality of life for participants. Through its comprehensive approach, Operation Reach One More played a vital role in supporting the military community and promoting a sense of belonging and purpose, while addressing the pressing issue of veteran suicide. Eagle OPS Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.eagleops.org/ Call: 918-600-1911 Email: info@eagleops.org 302 E 5th Ave unit d, Owasso, OK 74055, USA Serving Oklahoma What makes the organization unique? Connecting Relationships & Resources To Bring Our Heroes Home, One Operation At A Time. Rally Points: Operation Reach One More organized and hosted over 70 rally points throughout the year, serving as gathering points for service members, veterans, and their families. These rally points provided a platform for fostering connections, building friendships, and combating social isolation. Serving the Military Community: The program successfully reached out to and served 1,637 service members, veterans, and their families through the rally points. By providing a welcoming and inclusive environment, Operation Reach One More aimed to create a supportive network and address the specific needs of the military community. Combating Isolation and Loneliness: Recognizing the detrimental impact of isolation and loneliness on mental health, the program focused on organizing social opportunities at the rally points. These activities, such as group discussions, recreational events, and shared experiences, aimed to combat feelings of isolation and promote a sense of belonging within the military community. Connecting to Community Resources: Operation Reach One More facilitated connections to various resources within the community. Participants were able to access resources such as housing assistance, job placement services, resume writing support, VA claims and benefits guidance, mental health services, and other vital community services. The program worked collaboratively with local organizations and volunteers to ensure participants received comprehensive support. Comprehensive Support: Operation Reach One More aimed to address the holistic needs of service members, veterans, and their families. Beyond social opportunities, the program provided access to a wide range of resources, fostering personal and professional growth, improving overall well-being, and promoting successful post-service lives. Suicide Prevention: By combatting isolation and providing social opportunities, Operation Reach One More contributed to suicide prevention efforts. The program recognized the importance of a supportive community and connectedness in reducing suicide rates among veterans, aiming to create an environment where individuals feel valued, supported, and connected. Operation Reach One More, through its rally points and community connections, successfully served and connected with a significant number of service members, veterans, and their families. By addressing the social needs, connecting to community resources, and combatting isolation and loneliness, the program aimed to improve the overall well-being and quality of life for participants. Through its comprehensive approach, Operation Reach One More played a vital role in supporting the military community and promoting a sense of belonging and purpose, while addressing the pressing issue of veteran suicide. Who can sign up to participate: Any service members, veterans, and/or their family members How Much Does It Cost?: All Rally Point Activities are Free to veterans. What kind of activities are offered? Weekly Social activities vary depending on the time of year however we have regular Rally Point Activities ranging from Shooting , hunting, fishing, fire-pit nights, Golfing, bowling, softball, cornhole, running, hiking, etc etc. How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies with the Rally point from a few hours to overnighters. Oklahoma Veterans Calendar, Veteran events Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Eagle OPS

We are dedicated to confronting the Veteran and First Responder mental health crisis by preventing suicide and reducing the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Our approach centers on healing through a clinical trauma counseling retreat that combines evidence-based therapy, scuba diving as an alternative healing practice, and spiritual guidance. Deep Sea Valkyries Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.deepseavalkyries.com/ Call: 602-576-0129 Email: voyages@deepseavalkyries.com Mesa, AZ, USA Nassau, Bahamas Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? We are dedicated to confronting the Veteran and First Responder mental health crisis by preventing suicide and reducing the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Our approach centers on healing through a clinical trauma counseling retreat that combines evidence-based therapy, scuba diving as an alternative healing practice, and spiritual guidance. Who can sign up to participate: DD-214 required with application to verify combat deployments. How Much Does It Cost?: The only cost to the participate is round trip airfare from the Veteran's closest major airport to Nassau, Bahamas and a passport application fee. DSV covers the cost of dive training and all necessary gear if selected to participate as well as room and board for the duration of the retreat. What kind of activities are offered? Deep Sea Valkyries provides week-long trauma counseling and scuba retreat programs. How Long Do The Activities Last?: Voyages are approximately one week. Applications can be accessed from our home page from December 1st - 31st each year. Upcoming events are listed at the bottom of their homepage. www.deepseavalkyries.com Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Deep Sea Valkyries

Coming home can be a difficult readjustment period for many people, including families of a "hero". Homeward For Heroes organization strives to build on the readjustment period it takes to integrate back into society on a civilian level. They also focus on PTSD for those that have been through crisis they feel they can't deal with alone. Connecting them with others that have been through similar situations allows an avenue to talk, share, and know that they are not alone in their struggle. "Homeward for Heroes" a non-profit organization for veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders and their spouses. This organization takes vets on treks 3-10 days long where they can connect with each other, build new relationships, and reconnect with their spouses, especially after long periods away like deployments, training periods, fighting fires, long shifts, etc... Homeward For Heroes Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://homewardforheroes.org/ Call: (833) 330-1003 Email: info@homewardforheroes.org 227 W Nicklaus Ave, Kalispell, MT 59901, USA Servicing the USA Locations in Arizona, Minnesota, Montana, and Oregon What makes the organization unique? Coming home can be a difficult readjustment period for many people, including families of a "hero". Homeward For Heroes organization strives to build on the readjustment period it takes to integrate back into society on a civilian level. They also focus on PTSD for those that have been through crisis they feel they can't deal with alone. Connecting them with others that have been through similar situations allows an avenue to talk, share, and know that they are not alone in their struggle. "Homeward for Heroes" a non-profit organization for veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders and their spouses. This organization takes vets on treks 3-10 days long where they can connect with each other, build new relationships, and reconnect with their spouses, especially after long periods away like deployments, training periods, fighting fires, long shifts, etc... Who can sign up to participate: Veterans, active duty military & first responders & their spouses. How Much Does It Cost?: Free, Costs are covered from the meet up point through the trek. What kind of activities are offered? The "treks" are over landing, mainly in the Pacific Northwest at first but will be expanding as the demand grows, taking them to scenic off-road destinations that include undeveloped hot springs, romantic destinations, wine tours, ghost towns, old mines, wilderness, and just a genuine old fashioned good time. The team plans these treks out in advance to cater to the needs of the group and to make the time out on the road efficient and enjoyable. How Long Do The Activities Last?: 3-10 days https://homewardforheroes.org/events-7220 Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Gt Connected with Homeward For Heroes

Dedicated to providing quality outdoor adventures to our military personnel, first responders and Gold Star families. Warriors and Heroes Outdoors WHO Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.warriorsandheroes.org/ Call: 720-232-7320 Email: admin@warriorsandheroes.org Collierville, TN 38027, USA Servicing All States including Alaska and Canada. What makes the organization unique? Dedicated to providing quality outdoor adventures to our military personnel, first responders and Gold Star families. Who can sign up to participate: Any active duty or honorably discharged veteran, first responders and Gold Star family members. How Much Does It Cost?: Free, Nothing. What kind of activities are offered? Hunting and fishing How Long Do The Activities Last?: One day to one week. Projects | Warriors and Heroes - https://www.warriorsandheroes.org/projects Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Warriors and Heroes Outdoors

Caring For The Wounded, Honoring The Fallen, Continuing The Mission. Wounded Veterans of Oklahoma Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.woundedveteransofoklahoma.com/ Call: 580-478-5700 Email: woundedveteransofoklahoma@gmail.com 39 Lake Country, Mannford, Oklahoma, USA & Garber, Oklahoma. Servicing Oklahoma What makes the organization unique? Caring For The Wounded, Honoring The Fallen, Continuing The Mission. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans within the state of Oklahoma How Much Does It Cost?: Free to all participants What kind of activities are offered? Hunting, Salt Water Fishing, Fresh Water Fishing, Boating, Kayaking, Canoeing, Hiking, Camping, ATV's, Shooting Sports How Long Do The Activities Last?: Hours and/or Days https://www.woundedveteransofoklahoma.com/events https://www.facebook.com/woundedvetsok Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Wounded Veterans of Oklahoma

Dedicated to healing our mentally wounded warriors through Equine Assisted therapies, equine experiences and equine assisted learning. Finally Home Farm Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://finallyhomefarm.net/ Call: 937-708-6474 Email: wtspradlin@gmail.com 2033 Hilltop Rd, Xenia, Ohio, USA Servicing Ohio. What makes the organization unique? Dedicated to healing our mentally wounded warriors through Equine Assisted therapies, equine experiences and equine assisted learning. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans, Active military and families & First Responders How Much Does It Cost?: FREE, there is NO CHARGE. What kind of activities are offered? Equine, Horse-Assisted Psychotherapy How Long Do The Activities Last?: Ground therapy sessions are usually weekly 90 minute sessions for 6 - 8 weeks. The riding group Odyssey meets for 2 hours every week. no Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Finally Home Farm

Mindful Resilience is what we call the collection of mind-body practices that we teach: Breathing, Meditation, Mindful Movement, Guided Rest, and Gratitude. These tools help us breathe easy, focus clearly, move freely, rest deeply, and remember what is working in our lives. As a result, we become more resilient in the face of both ordinary and extraordinary challenges. Veterans Yoga Project Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://veteransyogaproject.org/vyp-classes/ . Email: Sam@veteransyogaproject.org Alameda, CA, USA Servicing the USA- online. What makes the organization unique? Mindful Resilience is what we call the collection of mind-body practices that we teach: Breathing, Meditation, Mindful Movement, Guided Rest, and Gratitude. These tools help us breathe easy, focus clearly, move freely, rest deeply, and remember what is working in our lives. As a result, we become more resilient in the face of both ordinary and extraordinary challenges. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans, military families How Much Does It Cost?: Free What kind of activities are offered? Yoga How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies. https://veteransyogaproject.org/vyp-classes/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Veterans Yoga Project

The mission of Heroes Below is to provide an innovative stress reduction and relaxation program to Active Military, Veterans, First Responders, their spouses and caregivers living with PTSD and TBI. Heroes Below provides a transformative, powerful and unique underwater experience using SCUBA equipment in a heated indoor pool. The Heroes Below program is a stress reduction and relaxation program and not SCUBA certification in the Austin, Texas area. Heroes Below Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.heroesbelow.org/ Call: 512-922-7415 Email: heroesbelow@gmail.com 4017 Witte Cove, Round Rock, Texas 78681, USA Servicing Central Texas What makes the organization unique? The mission of Heroes Below is to provide an innovative stress reduction and relaxation program to Active Military, Veterans, First Responders, their spouses and caregivers living with PTSD and TBI. Heroes Below provides a transformative, powerful and unique underwater experience using SCUBA equipment in a heated indoor pool. The Heroes Below program is a stress reduction and relaxation program and not SCUBA certification in the Austin, Texas area. Who can sign up to participate: All Active Military, Military Veteran, Active Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement Veteran, Active or Retired First Responders their spouses and caregivers; able-bodied and disabled. How Much Does It Cost?: No Cost. SCUBA Instructor time, indoor pool use, and SCUBA gear are all donated for free to those who put themselves in harms way to protect our us and country. What kind of activities are offered? Stress reduction and relaxation through the use of SCUBA gear in an indoor heated pool. How Long Do The Activities Last?: Heroes Below is provided the indoor pool facility 2 Saturday evenings per month from October to the end of May each year. No Calendar of events is provided. Participants receive an email on the 3rd Monday prior to the start of a new calendar quarter that lists the available pool dates. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Heroes Below

Empower veterans to overcome challenges associated with military service through outdoor training and leadership. Veterans Expeditions Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.vetexpeditions.com/ Call: 719.792.2055 Email: info@vetexpeditions.com Salida, CO, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? Empower veterans to overcome challenges associated with military service through outdoor training and leadership. Who can sign up to participate: Our nation’s Veterans How Much Does It Cost?: Free. What kind of activities are offered? Mountain climbing & Hiking How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies. https://www.vetexpeditions.com/upcoming-events Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Veterans Expeditions

Art Spark Texas challenges perceptions of how people contribute by creating an arts-inspired, inclusive community of individuals with diverse abilities. Art Spark Texas Save to Favorites Favorite saved! http://artsparktx.org/ Call: 512-454-9912 Email: info@artsparktx.org 1152 San Bernard Street, Austin, TX 78702, USA Servicing Texas What makes the organization unique? Art Spark Texas challenges perceptions of how people contribute by creating an arts-inspired, inclusive community of individuals with diverse abilities. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans and family members How Much Does It Cost?: Free What kind of activities are offered? Art and Nature, Writing, Music, Dance, and Theater How Long Do The Activities Last?: Usually 1/2 day workshops https://www.artsparktx.org/calendar/category/veterans/classes-for-veterans/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Art Spark Texas

To enrich the lives of veterans. They utilize the people and places in their communit(y)(ies) to teach or remind veterans how to better equip themselves for different challenges they may encounter. From holistic modalities and outdoor activities, to live music and locally sourced foods, focus on relaxation while building positive, and healthy friendships. A Soldiers Heart Bluegrass and Muddy Waters Save to Favorites Favorite saved! http://www.bluegrassandmuddywaters.org Call: 618-638-2146 Email: BluegrassAndMuddyWaters@gmail.com Benton, KY 42025, USA Servicing the USA. What makes the organization unique? To enrich the lives of veterans. They utilize the people and places in their communit(y)(ies) to teach or remind veterans how to better equip themselves for different challenges they may encounter. From holistic modalities and outdoor activities, to live music and locally sourced foods, focus on relaxation while building positive, and healthy friendships. More information: **Our [main] retreats are "weekend retreats," and they are either male or female, never co-ed, OR a couples retreat, where a veteran and their support person (spouse, partner, caregiver, etc) would come as a couple and have a cabin to themselves. During the male only or female only retreats, veterans are assigned cabins upon arrival to camp, and even though there's space for 12 veterans per cabin, we typically keep it to 4-6 or fewer. ***These [sailing] retreats are reserved for [1]combat veterans who have [2] attended a weekend retreat at either A Soldier's Heart, Bluegrass & Muddy Waters [Benton/Marshall County, KY] OR, our sister organization, Camp Brown Bear USA [Frankfort/ Franklin County, KY]. Attending a weekend retreat prior to a sailing retreat is a NON-NEGOTIABLE and it serves many purposes for the organization as well as for the individual veteran. Sailing retreats are NEVER co-ed; however, we ONLY have male captains and caretakers. Also, we DO NOT currently offer couples retreats as a part of our sailing retreat program. More information regarding all retreats: ****Veterans attending 1-day and weekend retreats are responsible for their own travel costs to and from any locations or events. Veterans attending sailing retreats will have the option to be reimbursed for travel, up to a certain amount, UPON COMPLETION of the retreat AND with proper documentation (proof of receipts / purchase). Reimbursement comes in the form of a check. *****Acceptance of retreat applications for all retreats is based on several variables, the 2 most important are: *First, does this veteran qualify to attend (1 day & weekend retreats: if a veteran served in any branch of the US military, they qualify; also, active duty personnel qualify. For sailing retreats: only combat veterans and active duty service members that have served in combat will qualify) *Second, our acceptances are based on a first-come, first-serve basis. If a retreat roster fills up, admins will reach out and let veterans know they're on standby. If anyone cancels before the retreat kicks off (life happens), then admins will reach out to the waiting list. Who can sign up to participate: Depending on the retreat... usually any veteran. Sailing retreats are reserved for combat veterans. How Much Does It Cost?: Free. What kind of activities are offered? *Camping (tent and cabin stays) *Hiking *Kayaking/ canoeing/ other low-exertion water activities *Fishing *Yoga *Sound bath (typically incorporates with yoga sessions) *Fossil/geological hunts led by an expert! *Guided art/craft therapy *Guided Journaling *Live music (usually acoustic during retreats) *All meals during retreats are provided. Ingredients sourced locally & from veteran or military families as much as possible. (does not include beverages except for water, coffee, milk, juice, and hydration amplifiers). *Some activities not listed, due to availability, weather dependency, and other circumstances. ***Any interested applicants can visit our main website to learn more about our organization OR to sign up directly, visit the application link- Click the button to Participate. How Long Do The Activities Last?: * 1 day for our short retreat (all veterans welcome) * 3 days for a weekend retreat [most common] (All veterans welcome, restrictions apply; see more information regarding weekend retreats below) ** * Up to 11 days for sailing retreats (These retreats are reserved for combat veterans; please see below for further information).*** https://www.facebook.com/bluegrassandmuddywaters/events Check out their Facebook page for updates regarding events and check out their website to sign up for retreats. Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with A Soldiers Heart Bluegrass and Muddy Waters

To connect Veterans and their families with the healing power of plants and nature Heroic Gardens Save to Favorites Favorite saved! http://www.heroicgardens.org/ Call: (267) 627-4493 Email: plantlove@heroicgardens.org Elkins Park, PA, USA Servicing Philadelphia, PA and surrounding suburbs. What makes the organization unique? To connect Veterans and their families with the healing power of plants and nature Who can sign up to participate: Veterans and Caregivers, anyone can participate. How Much Does It Cost?: Free programming for Veterans and caregivers What kind of activities are offered? Forest Bathing, Horticultural Therapy Class, Virtual Garden Class (for anyone outside of our local area), experience our Sunflower Farm or participate in land transformations of fellow Veterans or important spaces (military Cemetaries, monuments, VFWs and American Legions). How Long Do The Activities Last?: Classes are 90 minutes through VA, Vet Centers, Virtual Garden is 60 minutes, land transformations are 2-4 hours per event. https://heroicgardens.org/the-sunflower-project Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Heroic Gardens

Mission is to offer Friendship & Support to our Disabled & Medically Affected Veterans In the Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma area through fly fishing. North Texas Patriot Anglers Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://patriotanglers.org/ Call: 972-977-4234 Email: info@patriotanglers.org 509 Briar Oaks Drive, Lake Dallas, TX 75065, USA Serving North Texas, Southern Oklahoma, and the surrounding area. What makes the organization unique? Mission is to offer Friendship & Support to our Disabled & Medically Affected Veterans In the Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma area through fly fishing. Who can sign up to participate: Disabled & Medically Affected Veterans In the Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma How Much Does It Cost?: Free. What kind of activities are offered? Fly Fishing How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies https://patriotanglers.org/events/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with North Texas Patriot Anglers

Eagle Rock Camp, through faith in action, brings military families together to heal, reconnect in their communities, restore their hope and emerge as an empowered, purpose driven unit. Eagle Rock Camp Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://eaglerockcamp.org/ Call: (704) 325-3350 Email: info@eaglerockcamp.org 113 1st Ave S, Conover, NC, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? Eagle Rock Camp, through faith in action, brings military families together to heal, reconnect in their communities, restore their hope and emerge as an empowered, purpose driven unit. Who can sign up to participate: Military families How Much Does It Cost?: Due to generous donors, the retreats are at no charge to the military family. The veterans are responsible for their own transportation. What kind of activities are offered? Interactive workshops for both adults and children. Kayaking / canoeing Fishing Hiking / walking / waterfalls / lookout High & Low Ropes Course Field Games Archery Creeking Farm to Table Campfires Date Night Alternative Therapies: Art Journaling Dance (activities may vary by location) How Long Do The Activities Last?: 6 days, 5 nights. Events – Eagle Rock Camp Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Eagle Rock Camp

Gathering of Mountain Eagles is a non-profit organization offering recreational therapy and adventure therapy, in West Virginia, for wounded or injured American military service members. Gathering of Mountain Eagles Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://mountaineagles.org/ Call: 757-525-1712 Email: contact@mountaineagles.org 1322 Jonesville Road, Simpsonville, SC 29681, USA Serving West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Virginia. What makes the organization unique? Gathering of Mountain Eagles is a non-profit organization offering recreational therapy and adventure therapy, in West Virginia, for wounded or injured American military service members. Who can sign up to participate: Wounded or injured Americans and selected family members. How Much Does It Cost?: Free What kind of activities are offered? Golf, Skiing, Mountain biking, Ropes courses, “Tailgate” Parties, Scenic train tours, Historical tours, Fishing, Horseback riding, Whitewater rafting, Canoeing, & more... How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies https://mountaineagles.org/events/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Gathering Of Mountain Eagles

REDISCOVERING YOUR TRUE NORTH: Operation ReBoot Outdoors is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that concentrates on getting veterans, law enforcement officers (LEO’s), and service members out of the house and into nature by providing healing through hunting, fishing, and other outdoor recreational activities. Operation ReBoot Outdoors Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.operationrebootoutdoors.org/ Call: 207-491-6204 Email: nicole@operationrebootoutdoors.org 887 Upper St, Turner, ME 04282, USA Servicing The USA What makes the organization unique? REDISCOVERING YOUR TRUE NORTH: Operation ReBoot Outdoors is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that concentrates on getting veterans, law enforcement officers (LEO’s), and service members out of the house and into nature by providing healing through hunting, fishing, and other outdoor recreational activities. Who can sign up to participate: If there is a veteran or LEO who served honorably or is currently serving our country who needs a reboot then they qualify for services. How Much Does It Cost?: Free What kind of activities are offered? Hunting, Fishing, and other outdoor recreational activities. Freedom Missions: Out-of-state Hunts Camp Turner: local hunts Camp Byron: Operation Reboots Maine Hunting Lodge How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies. https://www.operationrebootoutdoors.org/events Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Operation Rebook Outdoors

They are committed to enhancing the quality of life through the balancing of mind and body. Founded by Michael Nolan, an Army Veteran with over four decades of profound experience and unwavering dedication to Asian Arts, including Zen meditation, Qi Gong, Tai Chi, and Martial Arts. We extend an invitation for you to explore and unlock your human potential. As an educational and meditative entity; we operate as a registered IRS 501c3 non-profit ( American Buddhist Sangha / Zen Do USA EIN: 20-4990982), firmly established with the purpose of facilitating the improvement of humanity globally. Zen Do USA/American Buddhist Sangha Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.americanbuddhistsangha.org/ Call: 954-338-5480 Email: Zendousa@gmail.com 287 Hamburg Mountain Rd, Weaverville, NC 28787, USA Servicing North Carolina What makes the organization unique? They are committed to enhancing the quality of life through the balancing of mind and body. Founded by Michael Nolan, an Army Veteran with over four decades of profound experience and unwavering dedication to Asian Arts, including Zen meditation, Qi Gong, Tai Chi, and Martial Arts. We extend an invitation for you to explore and unlock your human potential. As an educational and meditative entity; we operate as a registered IRS 501c3 non-profit ( American Buddhist Sangha / Zen Do USA EIN: 20-4990982), firmly established with the purpose of facilitating the improvement of humanity globally. Who can sign up to participate: Anyone, physically and mentally astute above the age of 16 years old. How Much Does It Cost?: Free to veterans. What kind of activities are offered? Martial Arts: Kenpo Karate, Chin Na, Kobudo. Tai chi, Qigong, Meditation. How Long Do The Activities Last?: 1hour https://www.americanbuddhistsangha.org/classes/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected With Zen Do USA/American Buddhist Sangha

At HOPE, the mission is to deliver unparalleled services that uplift individuals and their families as they navigate the complexities of military life. Hope For The Warriors Save to Favorites Favorite saved! http://www.hopeforthewarriors.org Call: 703-343-5451 Email: hhuntt@hopeforthewarriors.org 8003 Forbes Pl suite 302, Springfield, VA 22151, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? At HOPE, the mission is to deliver unparalleled services that uplift individuals and their families as they navigate the complexities of military life. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans, Service members & Military families. How Much Does It Cost?: Free. What kind of activities are offered? Team Hope For The Warriors* (Team HOPE) provides athletes of all abilities the opportunity to compete at various endurance events throughout the year. Warrior Team members are provided race support, goal setting opportunities, and social engagement to ensure that they all feel the camaraderie, belonging, and connection that comes with being part of a team. Additionally, HOPE hosts or participates in many third-party events each year - from kayaking to fishing and clay shoots - and often brings service members and veterans to participate. *All Warrior Team participants must connect to services with Hope For The Warriors before being added to the program. How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies Event Calendar | Hope for the Warriors - https://www.hopeforthewarriors.org/community-development-engagement/community-engagement/event-calendar/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Hope For The Warriors

Reining Liberty Ranch promotes the physical, relational and emotional health of Veterans and their families, and disabled/at-risk individuals through equine, agricultural, educational services and community outreach. Reining Liberty Ranch is nestled on eleven acres just outside of Traverse City, Michigan. The ranch is home to a turn of the century farm house (for gathering opportunities), beautiful country gardens, riding stable with heated indoor riding arena, breathtaking fire circle with outdoor oven overlooking the rolling pastures and a community meeting building with deck. Reining Liberty Ranch is a place of community not only to our Veterans, their families but also other Veteran Organizations that utilize their site. Reining Liberty Ranch Save to Favorites Favorite saved! http://www.reininglibertyranch.org/ Call: 231-421-3958 Email: www.reininglibertyranch.org/contact-us/ 4656 Silver Pines Rd, Traverse City, MI 49685, United States Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? Reining Liberty Ranch promotes the physical, relational and emotional health of Veterans and their families, and disabled/at-risk individuals through equine, agricultural, educational services and community outreach. Reining Liberty Ranch is nestled on eleven acres just outside of Traverse City, Michigan. The ranch is home to a turn of the century farm house (for gathering opportunities), beautiful country gardens, riding stable with heated indoor riding arena, breathtaking fire circle with outdoor oven overlooking the rolling pastures and a community meeting building with deck. Reining Liberty Ranch is a place of community not only to our Veterans, their families but also other Veteran Organizations that utilize their site. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans & First Responders How Much Does It Cost?: Free, No charge for Veterans & First Responders What kind of activities are offered? TC HORSES 4 HEROES – Offered Free of Charge to area Veterans Classes run for 8 week sessions and are offered multiple times a year. INTRODUCTION TO RELATIONAL HORSEMANSHIP (Phase One) INTRODUCTION TO THERAPEUTIC RIDING (Phase Two) INTRODUCTION TO RECREATIONAL TRAIL RIDING (Phase 3) OFF-SITE WILDERNESS TRAIL RIDING (Phase 4) WILDERNESS TRAIL RIDING & CAMPING (Phase 5) How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies. Veteran Class Schedules - http://dev.reininglibertyranch.org/veteran-class-schedules/ Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Reining Liberty Ranch

To improve the physical, mental, and emotional health of Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress by providing a healing, equine-assisted experience utilizing off-the-track Thoroughbreds. Saratoga WarHorse Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://www.saratogawarhorse.org/ Call: (518) 886-8131 Email: info@saratogawarhorse.org 28 Clinton Street, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? To improve the physical, mental, and emotional health of Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress by providing a healing, equine-assisted experience utilizing off-the-track Thoroughbreds. Who can sign up to participate: Saratoga WarHorse is available to Veterans and Service Members of all ages from any branch of the military. Whether or not you were deployed, you are eligible to participate in the program. The only requirements are that you: Are a Veteran or Service Member Reside in the United States or U.S. territories Would like assistance dealing with trauma you’ve experienced -Trouble sleeping -Nightmares -Depression or withdrawal -Issues with anger, drugs/alcohol, or maintaining healthy relationships -Struggling to adjust to civilian life -Post-Traumatic Stress You do NOT need a medical diagnosis to participate in the Saratoga WarHorse program. They do not inquire about diagnoses. How Much Does It Cost?: Free, There is absolutely NO cost for Veterans to participate. Saratoga WarHorse covers the entire cost of transporting Veteran participants from anywhere in the United States and U.S. territories, as well as: lodging, meals, and program instruction. What kind of activities are offered? Equine Therapy How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies no Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Saratoga WarHorse

At CreatiVets, They believe in the power of the arts to help veterans heal, connect, and thrive. Programs are designed to foster creativity as a means to process the unique challenges veterans face, promoting healing through self-expression, storytelling, and community building. They work with veterans from all branches of service, utilizing the arts and music, to inspire hope and resilience. Whether veterans are looking to learn guitar, write, paint, sculpt, or compose, their programs and workshops are crafted to meet each individual’s needs. Taught by expert artists, musicians, and instructors, our sessions offer personalized support and guidance, empowering veterans to reclaim their narrative, build confidence, and find renewed purpose. CreatiVets Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://creativets.org/ Call: (615) 512-5535 Email: INFO@CREATIVETS.ORG 1123 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37203, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? At CreatiVets, They believe in the power of the arts to help veterans heal, connect, and thrive. Programs are designed to foster creativity as a means to process the unique challenges veterans face, promoting healing through self-expression, storytelling, and community building. They work with veterans from all branches of service, utilizing the arts and music, to inspire hope and resilience. Whether veterans are looking to learn guitar, write, paint, sculpt, or compose, their programs and workshops are crafted to meet each individual’s needs. Taught by expert artists, musicians, and instructors, our sessions offer personalized support and guidance, empowering veterans to reclaim their narrative, build confidence, and find renewed purpose. Who can sign up to participate: CreatiVets welcomes veterans who have served in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, including Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard. To qualify for the in-person Songwriting, Intro to Art Program, Astrophotography, and Mentor Program, applicants must be veterans who have served in a combat zone. Non-combat veterans are eligible for our virtual songwriting, music, and arts workshops, along with the community arts workshops! All experience levels are welcome. No prior art or music experience is necessary. They encourage participants to be open to the healing potential of creative expression and to be ready to engage in group-based and individual activities. How Much Does It Cost?: All of our programs are 100% free for veteran participants. You must submit an application to be selected. They do not offer any programs that non-qualifying veterans can pay to attend. What kind of activities are offered? Songwriting Program: This in-person program is hosted in both Nashville, TN and Los Angeles, CA. Over three days, veterans learn how to tell their stories through song. Working with experienced songwriters and producers, participants write and record original music that reflects their journeys, providing a powerful outlet for emotional expression. Intro to Art Program: This in-person program teaches storytelling through various mediums and art forms. From painting to sculpture to woodworking and welding, these classes offer veterans hands-on art experience in supportive and inspiring settings like the studios of SAIC in Chicago, Belmont University in Nashville, and The Glassell School of Art in Houston. Over two to three weeks, participants find new ways to communicate their feelings, experiences, and aspirations through art. Virtual Programs and Workshops: Veterans can explore our programs and personal storytelling through the arts and music from the convenience of their home with our virtual programs! We offer group or one-on-one virtual lessons and workshops in songwriting, guitar, piano, harmonica, and ukulele! We also host group visual arts programs in partnership with many amazing arts organizations across the United States. Interested in partnering with us to host a virtual art program? Community Art Workshops: Hosted from our headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, their community arts workshops bring veterans together, reinforcing connection, camaraderie, and mutual support. Together, participants work on art projects of all kinds. Some of these workshops are open to family, friends, and caregivers also! Astrophotography Program: This program gives veterans the opportunity to learn the technical and artistic aspects of photographing the night sky. Through guided sessions, veterans learn to capture stunning celestial images, from star trails to galaxies, using professional-grade equipment. The quiet, contemplative nature of astrophotography provides a grounding experience, allowing participants to connect deeply with nature, culture, and their own sense of wonder. This program is hosted in-person, twice a year, in beautiful spaces like McDonald Observatory in Fort Davis, Texas, Carbon County, Utah and numerous other dark sky sites across the country. How Long Do The Activities Last?: Varies, see calendar Events – CreatiVets Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with CreatVets

To share the peace, beauty and reforming power of God’s creation with the Veteran and Military Community through outdoor adventure, recreation and fitness activities. PURPOSE To bridge gaps of relationship, duty and service between the Veteran and Civilian cultures and creating beneficial life habits that rebuild and reinforce foundations of resilience. As they enter into relationship with a veteran, they seek to fulfill our duty to help shoulder the burdens they carry and be sure their vital needs are met. Outdoor Immersion Save to Favorites Favorite saved! https://outdoorimmersion.org/ Call: (724) 272-6591 Email: info@outdoorimmersion.org South Heights, PA 15081, USA Servicing the USA What makes the organization unique? To share the peace, beauty and reforming power of God’s creation with the Veteran and Military Community through outdoor adventure, recreation and fitness activities. PURPOSE To bridge gaps of relationship, duty and service between the Veteran and Civilian cultures and creating beneficial life habits that rebuild and reinforce foundations of resilience. As they enter into relationship with a veteran, they seek to fulfill our duty to help shoulder the burdens they carry and be sure their vital needs are met. Who can sign up to participate: Veterans and Military Service Members and their families How Much Does It Cost?: We do not charge individual veterans and service members. What kind of activities are offered? Hiking, trail-running, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, camping, archery, cycling, & river campfires! How Long Do The Activities Last?: Typically 2-3 hours for individual and small group operations. Half and full day ops and overnighters are also available. no Does the organization have a calender of events?: Click to Participate Get Connected with Outdoor Immersion