Wellness Program _

Reuniting The Brave

We reunite service members so their bonds may be reignited and celebrated throughout their lives. Military units and their loved ones become one big family, forming a connection unlike any other. When these bonds evolve from the battlefield to civilian life, nourishing these relationships helps make peace with the past, build support for the present, and gain hope for the future.

Donate Watch Video

Reuniting The Brave

The Purpose

Reconnecting After Service

When combat units serve together, they become a family. Yet, they often lose touch as they transition to civilian life.

Life-Saving Friendships

Veterans are at 57% higher risk of suicide than civilians who have not served. A strong peer network is crucial for veterans and their families.

The Power of Reunion

Before the event, 43% said they'd reach out to a struggling peer. Afterward, 86% would—and 89% felt more connected to their unit.

CATERAN YOMP

The AFB’s Cateran YOMP is more than a physical challenge through Scotland’s breathtaking Cairngorm Mountains—it’s a journey of healing, purpose, and connection. Learn More

Reuniting The Brave

The Impact

0k+Veterans, family members Gold Star Families & families of the fallen have reconnected since 2023.

0%Of participants reported significantly improved willingness to reach out to unit members for help.

Reuniting The Brave

“It’s hard to describe.”

But I felt a sense of unity and comradery that I have been missing and looking for since I left the service. It was very good for my soul.
-Name withheld for privacy

Ryan Leighton speaking with the man who rescued him

Reuniting The Brave

“Hopefully I was worthy.”

In the last 10 years, hopefully I was worthy of the effort - not only of Bernie but also his crew - to put their lives on the line to come save me. I thought about that everyday, to be an engaged father, husband, and to pay it forward.
Ryan Leighton Veteran, connected with his rescuer on Medevac Podcast