Beyer High School students in Modesto, California, are making a difference for our combat veterans.
Jose Jauregui tries on a prosthetic hand built by Modesto students. Former RoR participants will recognize our own Jose Jauregui. Jose joined the U.S. Army as a cannon crew member, and
The Stanislaus Fly Fishers and Rivers of Recovery are proud to invite you to the 10th presentation of The Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) at the State Theatre in Modesto, California, on May 30, 2018! All proceeds will directly benefit Rivers of
The Stanislaus Fly Fishers and Rivers of Recovery will host the Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) at the State Theatre in Modesto, California, on May 30, 2018, at 5:15 p.m. Members of the Stanislaus Fly Fishers volunteer their time to support the event and also provide some amazing and unique raffle prizes.
Tickets are available now for Rivers of Recovery’s Arkansas Banquet on Saturday, April 7 at the Military Science Building on the ASU campus in Jonesboro. Doors open at 5:30 PM with dinner at 6:45 PM.
The money raised will fund our mid-April RoR trip on
Rivers of Recovery is pleased to announce that Mr. Jeffery D. Weekly was recently appointed as the new Chair of our Board of Directors. Additionally, Mr. Dustin Alger and Dr. Keith Tidball have joined our Board of Directors. All three of these new appointments bring their own unique perspectives on veteran health and rehabilitation.
The White River in Arkansas is a great place for fishing. David Capps knows. With 40 years of experience as a guide, this native Arkansan has seen a lot of people catch their first fish—and the fly fishing bug.
David Capps is with our
Looking for a way to support Rivers of Recovery? Consider hosting a restaurant fundraiser. It’s an easy—and fun—way to make a difference in the lives of our wounded combat veterans.
Have an idea for a fundraiser? Contact us.
Many chain restaurants offer fundraising opportunities.
How does your contribution to Rivers of Recovery help combat veterans? We wish all our supporters could see how their donations make a difference to wounded military servicemen and women.
So we’ve done the next best thing. Join us for a Rivers of Recovery trip in this video. Hear from our participants in their own words.
Rivers of Recovery started our journey in Dutch John, Utah, back in 2008. Now, 10 years later, our program has grown to 14 states and served thousands of U.S. wounded combat veterans.
We’re celebrating 10 years of Rivers of Recovery,
Give a gift that keeps giving long after the holidays are over.
During this season of joy, consider giving the gift of recovery to deserving U.S. combat veterans. Your contribution will support and expand Rivers of Recovery’s rehabilitation programs in 2018.
As a small token of our appreciation…
