EAGEN, Minnesota, May 26, 2021 — Rivers of Recovery (RoR) is pleased to announce that Stryten Manufacturing LLC (www.stryten.com) has provided a generous financial donation to support wounded U.S. combat veterans participating in Rivers of Recovery programs.
EAGEN, Minnesota, May 7, 2021— Rivers of Recovery (RoR) is pleased to announce that the Honorable David Bernhardt, former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, was confirmed to RoR’s Board of Directors last week in a
Rivers of Recovery is proud to announce the publication of “Outdoor Recreation and Our Military Family” with a chapter by our own Keith G. Tidball on RoR’s ground-breaking work.
All donations of $50 or more before Veteran’s Day, Wednesday, November 11, 11:59 p.m. are eligible to receive one of our NEW Rivers of Recovery hats.*
When we needed them, our veterans were ready to serve.
A Rivers of Recovery trip is a community affair. Our donors, organizers, veterans, past participants, and community members come together to make it happen.
That’s particularly true in these COVID-19 times, with our usual fundraisers canceled or postponed. But that didn’t stop Brenda Falk (retired, U.S. Army) from making our Wisconsin Women Veterans trip happen, in
Every year National Go Fishing Day is celebrated on June 18th. This year it falls on a Thursday, making it a nice break in your week to hit the local rivers, lakes and ponds. Fishing is a great pastime shared by many, and
A special message from Senator Boozman for our Rivers of Recovery veterans: “The fact that fly fishing can be an effective, natural outlet for anxiety, depression and exacerbated service-related trauma should not be overlooked during these trying times. With Memorial Day weekend upon us, it’s the perfect time
The U.S. Postal Service issued a new “Healing PTSD” stamp to raise money for PTSD treatment.
“Healing PTSD” is a semipostal stamp to raise funds for a specific cause. The stamps sell for 65 cents apiece, with the extra 10 cents
With social distancing and other protective measures in place because of COVID-19, it’s hard to know how to help our friends and loved ones. Yet in these uncertain times, it’s even more important to connect with people.
Combat veterans are more at risk
Brain Injury Awareness Month is observed each March. It was established 3 decades ago to educate the public about the incidence of brain injury and the needs of persons with brain injuries and their families.
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is
