We want every soldier, sailor, and airman to feel appreciated for their sacrifice to this grateful nation.
Our mission is to demonstrate our gratitude to our service men and women by offering meaningful outdoor experiences, free to the participants.
We organize a pheasant hunting and sporting clays event every year in the heartland of North Carolina.
We hope you will join us in our efforts to bring a bit of joy to the lives of those who put it all on the line!
To give back to our Veterans, Active Military, Gold Star Families and First Responders with Best-in-Class Guided Fishing Experiences.
Comanche Outdoors is organized for, and dedicated to, serving the emotional and physical rehabilitation needs of the active duty military, military veteran, and first responder communities. By raising funds for recreational therapy, we facilitate a variety of outdoor activities that connect participants with nature, build comradery, sharpen cognition, and reduce stress, depression, and anxiety.
Organizing outdoor events for Veterans can provide them with opportunities for camaraderie,
support and engagement with nature. Outdoor activities have been shown to have numerous
physical, mental and emotional benefits, making them especially valuable for Veterans who
may be dealing with the challenges of transitioning to civilian life or coping with service-related
issues.
By creating a space where veterans can come together and participate in various outdoor
activities, we’re not only fostering a sense of community but also promoting overall well-being.
Whether it’s organizing hikes, camping trips, fishing outings, hunting opportunities, team sports,
or other outdoor adventures, these events can provide Veterans with a sense of purpose,
connection, and a chance to build lasting friendships with fellow Veterans who understand their
experiences.
As our primary Get Off The Couch program, SDIA offers Outdoor Adventures (OAs) to ENGAGE Sheep Dogs
in physical activities that foster camaraderie, peer support and healing. For our sponsored Sheep Dogs (those
injured in combat or the line of duty), these no-cost adventures help them test their rehabilitation progress,
restore independence and self-confidence, and support living an active lifestyle. These opportunities for healing and camaraderie are vital to inspiring a positive state of mind and perspective.
Outdoor Adventures include hunting & fishing, obstacle course races, skydiving, RZR riding, hiking, snowmobiling and many more activities. For our sponsored Sheep Dogs (those injured in combat or the line of duty), these no-cost adventures help them test their rehabilitation progress, restore independence and self-confidence, and support living an active lifestyle. These opportunities for healing and camaraderie are vital to inspiring a positive state of mind and perspective.
Gods Country for Our Heroes is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that provides outdoor experiences to outstanding individuals. We welcome veterans, first responders, and children 18 and younger who have physical or mental disabilities as well as a previous or existing life threatening illness. Through our outdoor experiences, we hope to be able to help individuals connect to God through His creation.
Our goal is to share the peace of nature, away from the busyness and challenges in our world to give our Heroes time to recuperate and heal.
All travel and accommodations, at some of the best lodges in the country, with qualified hunting and fishing guides at no cost to veterans, first responders, and children 18 and younger who have physical or mental disabilities as well as a previous or existing life threatening illness.
United Veterans of Michigan Inc. is a military focused non profit organization, 501c(3), formed in 2019 by Edwin Steele. Our vision and belief is to honor and respect our active duty military, our veterans and our Gold and Blue Star families by giving them some much needed rest and relaxation from the everyday stresses of life, and to help them get any other assistance they may need. The way we accomplish this is by providing them opportunities to go on hunting, fishing and other outdoor excursions.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fisheries Program has played a vital role in conserving America’s fisheries since 1871, partnering with states, tribes, federal agencies, other Service programs, and private interests in efforts to conserve fish and other aquatic resources. The Fisheries Program provides a broad network of on-the-ground expertise that is unique in its geographic coverage, its array of scientific capabilities, and its ability to work strategically across political and jurisdictional boundaries.
The Neosho National Fish Hatchery is the oldest operating federal fish hatchery in the United States. Established in 1888, the hatchery is located in the Ozark Mountain Region of southwest Missouri. It is one of 70 hatcheries operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with a mission to conserve and protect our nation’s fishery resources.
Over the years more than 130 different species of fish have been raised at the Neosho National Fish Hatchery. Today the hatchery rears primarily rainbow trout and pallid sturgeon. Sound science is used to efficiently produce quality rainbow trout for fishing in modified habitats contributing to healthy economies. The hatchery also enhances recreational fishing opportunities through the stocking of rainbow trout into Lake Taneycomo, providing an enormous boost to the economy. The high quality and efficient rainbow trout production at Neosho NFH is just one aspect of our fish production that creates a positive ripple effect for all Americans. Over 15,000 pallid sturgeons are reared onsite annually for release into the Missouri River as a continuous effort to offset the endangered status of this species.
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