Hunting with Heroes
Hunting with Heroes is a non-profit organization that supports the recovery and healing of our Wounded Warriors from the Iraq and Afghanistan Conflicts as well as supports our local Veterans from all conflicts.
Hunting with Heroes is a non-profit organization that supports the recovery and healing of our Wounded Warriors from the Iraq and Afghanistan Conflicts as well as supports our local Veterans from all conflicts.
Hunting With A Hero knows that help and healing for service members with PTSD and their families doesn’t just stop in clinical therapy. Our goal is to open non-hospital care centers for service members and their families, free of charge, outside every US military installation, where the whole family can learn to better understand how PTSD affects them, and learn ways to cope together.
At Hunt 4 Life Foundation we know that at some point every person is searching for their true purpose in life. Why does God have us here? We believe the total answer to that question can be simply found in God’s two greatest commandments. First, to love God with all your heart, soul and mind, and the second, to love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22:36-39). We believe the more we focus on living out these two commandments, the more fulfilled and purposeful our lives will be. So, simply stated, at Hunt 4 Life Foundation, we believe we are all on a Hunt 4 Life! Come and join us on the hunt!
Our Mission is to create a therapeutic, recreational, and educational retreat for our nation’s U.S. armed forces and their families, using outdoor wilderness activities in Maine and natural habitats to help participants share common challenges related to their service and sacrifice in protecting our nation’s freedom and democratic ideals.
We are a small group of volunteers that has found a way to give back to our heroes.
Our mission is to give our American hero’s a weekend of guided duck hunting on the storied Horicon Marsh–home cooked meals, brotherhood healing and sincere gratitude for everything they have given us. Thanks to the generosity of donors to date we’ve been able to provide a duck hunting weekend filled with relaxation, laughter and healing to over 80 veterans. And some years, even a duck or two.
Hope For The Warriors’ Outdoor Adventures Program provides adaptive opportunities for wounded heroes to participate in sporting activities in the great outdoors. Service members, who previously embraced an outdoorsman lifestyle, as well as those new to traditional outdoor sports, are introduced to recreational opportunities on the road to recovery.
Hope For The Warriors created the Outdoor Adventures Program in 2010 to provide adaptive opportunities for wounded heroes to participate in sporting activities in the great outdoors. In 2012, the organization recognized the therapeutic benefits for the family members and expanded the program to include spouses and children of wounded and fallen service members.
Hope For The Warriors has created partnerships with many corporate and nonprofit outdoors groups to create hunting and fishing opportunities available to service members, veterans and their families throughout the country.
Hooks for Heroes is an annual fishing tournament, developed by Pat Buzzeo, member of Halloween Yacht Club and Veteran. The tournament takes place in the Long Island Sound and 100% of the donations raised are given to Operation Gift Cards to help wounded veterans and their families.
The mission at Hookin’ Veterans is simple: to connect an ever-growing community of veterans and their families through a weekend of camaraderie and deep-sea fishing. Since most veterans claim to miss the bond of brotherhood that serving in the armed forces forges, Hookin’ Veterans goal is to help them reconnect with other service members and re-establish this bond in an effort to combat the increase of veteran suicide.
At Hookin’ Veterans we provide, through our generous donors, an all-expense paid weekend fishing trip that is designed to be fun, relaxing and in some ways soothing to the soul of veterans and by extension their families. But we cannot do it alone.