Today, we honor the life of Bernie Marcus, a veteran, philanthropist, and proud supporter of America’s veterans and their families. As a successful entrepreneur and co-founder of The Home Depot, Bernie believed deeply in the power of community, using his resources to leave an indelible mark on the lives of veterans, their families, and communities across the nation.

Bernie’s success allowed him and his wife, Billi, to establish The Marcus Foundation, channeling their resources toward causes close to their hearts and creating lasting change for countless individuals and families.

The Marcuses’ extraordinary generosity has been widely recognized for its transformative impact, with recent honors such as Forbes’ 2024 Philanthropists of the Year and the prestigious Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service. Bernie’s individual achievements reflect a life dedicated to meaningful contributions; he was the inaugural recipient of the Bernard A. Goldhirsh Award and is celebrated in the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame. His accolades, including the USO Patriot Award and Sea Keeper Award, honor his commitment not only to veterans but also to ocean preservation and public service. The Marcuses were among the first to sign the Giving Pledge and have been recognized among the top 20 donors in the country.

Beyond his financial contributions, Bernie’s work reflected a profound respect for veterans’ sacrifices. His legacy reminds us of the importance of investing in our heroes and advocating for their futures. Mission Roll Call extends our deepest gratitude for Bernie’s extraordinary contributions. His life of service and compassion will continue to inspire us all.

As we moved into October, Mission Roll Call focused on advocacy and the election season — a critical period for engaging veterans and their families in the democratic process. From amplifying their voices in polls to supporting voter registration and turnout, October was packed with initiatives aimed at ensuring veterans’ needs remain front and center.

Key Articles & Stories:

Mission Roll Call in the News:

Mission Roll Call’s advocacy was echoed in multiple news outlets this month:

Setting Priorities for 2025:

Our ongoing 2025 Priorities Poll invites veterans and their families to weigh in on key areas they want to see prioritized in the coming year. With veterans’ feedback, we’ll focus our efforts on what matters most to those who’ve served and their loved ones. Take the poll here.

The Lasting Mission Podcast:

In October, we also expanded our podcast, “The Lasting Mission,” featuring guests who champion veterans’ rights and share impactful stories:

Subscribe to The Lasting Mission on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform, and help us spread these important conversations by sharing the podcast with others. 

Mission Roll Call University (MRCU)

Our YouTube series Mission Roll Call University continues to serve as a resource for veterans, families, and advocates. This month, we released a new episode, “Ultimate Guide to VA Appeals,” simplifying the often complex VA appeals process. Watch here.

October brought a powerful reminder of the role veterans and their families play in our democracy, whether they’re advocating, voting, or volunteering. As we move into November and gear up for Veterans Day, we remain focused on ensuring veterans feel heard, supported, and appreciated. Thank you to all who engage with Mission Roll Call and continue to make a difference.

 

Each year on November 11, we take a moment to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. From parades to special events, Veteran’s Day is a chance for the nation to say “thank you” in many ways. One of the most appreciated gestures is the array of discounts and offers made available to veterans, active-duty military, and their families. In 2024, businesses across the country are once again stepping up to show their gratitude with an impressive lineup of deals. Below is a breakdown of some of the discounts available this year.

1. Restaurants

Many popular restaurant chains offer free meals or deep discounts to veterans on Veteran’s Day. Here are a few offers:

Make sure to check your local restaurants, as many smaller, independently owned spots offer their own deals and specials to honor veterans!

2. Retail Stores

Veterans can enjoy significant savings at major retailers, with many offering exclusive Veteran’s Day deals. Check out some of the top offers for 2024:

3. Travel & Entertainment

Veterans also enjoy great discounts on travel, theme parks, and entertainment venues around Veteran’s Day:

4. Online Deals

For veterans who prefer to shop from the comfort of their homes, many online stores also offer generous discounts:

How to Take Advantage of These Offers

To make the most of these discounts, be sure to bring valid military ID or proof of service (such as a DD-214 or veteran’s ID card) with you. Some offers are available only in-store, while others can be redeemed online with a special code, so check each company’s requirements in advance.

Veteran’s Day is more than just a day for discounts—it’s a time to reflect on the sacrifices made by our military community. We encourage everyone to take a moment to thank a veteran or service member, and if you’re a veteran yourself, take advantage of these well-deserved offers.

Stay updated by checking back, as many businesses will continue to announce more deals as Veteran’s Day approaches. Thank you for your service!

As the Presidential election looms, the role of veterans in preserving democracy has never been more vital. Veterans are known for their unwavering service to the nation, but their duty doesn’t stop when they retire their uniforms. Organizations like Vet the Vote, one of Mission Roll Call’s valued partners, ensure veterans continue to strengthen democracy by participating in the electoral process as poll workers.

Veterans who have dedicated their lives to serving our nation are now playing a crucial role in ensuring the integrity of elections right here at home. In fact, more than 162,728 veterans and military family members have been recruited by Vet the Vote to serve as poll workers, representing every region of the United States.

Why Veterans and Their Families Are Critical to Our Election Process 

Poll workers are the unsung heroes of election day, and veterans are uniquely positioned to excel in this role. The demands of poll work—ensuring order, verifying voter identities, and maintaining a calm and structured voting environment—mirror the core qualities instilled in military service.

  1. Discipline and Responsibility: Veterans are well-equipped to thrive in environments that require strict adherence to rules and procedures. Their training ensures that they carry out the duties of poll work with precision, helping to keep the electoral process transparent and fair.
  2. Calm Under Pressure: The current political landscape can make polling places tense. Veterans are accustomed to high-pressure situations and maintain composure, ensuring voters feel safe and the environment remains peaceful.
  3. Commitment to Our Country: Serving as poll workers allows veterans to continue their mission of protecting and advancing America’s values. They know firsthand the significance of free and fair elections, having defended such principles throughout their military careers.

Why Poll Workers Are Essential

The role of a poll worker may seem straightforward, but their presence is fundamental to the entire electoral system. Poll workers manage long lines, assist voters in navigating complex ballots, and ensure that those with disabilities can vote easily. Yet, the need for poll workers has never been more pressing. As older poll workers retire, there’s a growing demand for capable, dedicated individuals to step up—and veterans and military family members are answering the call.

In 2022, many polling locations across the U.S. faced worker shortages, with the average age of poll workers being over 60. Vet the Vote has helped fill this gap by recruiting veterans who bring a fresh perspective, energy, and unparalleled dedication.

Vet the Vote’s Impact

Since its inception, Vet the Vote has recruited tens of thousands of veterans, playing an essential role in ensuring smooth elections. Their service in this new capacity goes beyond logistics—they also symbolize unity and a shared commitment to our country.

More than 162,728 veterans and military family members have joined Vet the Vote’s mission, a staggering number that reflects the ongoing dedication of the veteran community to national service. Veterans involved with Vet the Vote consistently share positive stories of how this engagement has given them a renewed sense of purpose, allowing them to continue serving their country in meaningful ways.

The Veteran Vote Is Powerful

Veterans aren’t just helping to protect elections—they’re also making their voices heard in record numbers. In a recent Mission Roll Call poll, 98% of veteran respondents reported that they are registered to vote, demonstrating the immense potential of veterans as a voting bloc.

This statistic alone showcases the strength of the veteran voice in shaping national policy. Veterans are invested in the country’s future, and their participation—whether at the polls or behind the voting booth as workers—is crucial to the success of American governance.

Perhaps most importantly, 70% of those same respondents said they feel their vote makes a difference. This highlights the deep sense of responsibility veterans feel toward participating in and safeguarding the democratic process.

Join the Mission

As we approach this Presidential election, Mission Roll Call and Vet the Vote urge veterans, their families, and all Americans to make their voices heard. Whether by registering to vote, encouraging others to do the same, or serving as a poll worker, your participation strengthens the fabric of this country.

Even though veterans may no longer wear a uniform, their service to the nation continues. Through organizations like Vet the Vote, they remind us that the fight for our country happens both on the battlefield and at the ballot box.

Let your voice be heard by joining Mission Roll Call. Vote, volunteer, and advocate for a future that respects the sacrifices veterans have made. 

In this election season, as you head to the polls, remember the veterans who are not only casting their votes but ensuring that every vote counts. By becoming poll workers, veterans are once again serving on the front lines of democracy, ensuring that our electoral process remains strong, fair, and just.

With Buddy Check Week just around the corner – October 21-25, 2024 – it’s a great time to reflect on the importance of staying connected, especially for veterans. This initiative, supported by the VA, emphasizes the significance of veterans reaching out to one another to foster mental health and ensure that no one feels alone. Let’s dive into what Buddy Checks are, why they matter, and how you can get involved this week.

What Are Buddy Checks?

Buddy Checks are informal yet intentional check-ins between veterans. They can be a simple phone call, text, or meet-up to touch base, see how each other is doing, and offer support when needed. The concept is grounded in camaraderie, recognizing that shared military experiences create a unique bond between veterans, one that can provide comfort, understanding, and strength.

For many veterans, transitioning to civilian life can be challenging. Feelings of isolation, struggles with mental health, and the pressures of finding a new purpose outside the military can lead to emotional distress. Buddy Checks help counter this by encouraging veterans to reach out to one another, ensuring that no one has to face their challenges alone.

Why Buddy Checks Are Important

The veteran suicide crisis in the U.S. is sobering, with rates far exceeding those of the general population. Studies show that veterans are often more comfortable opening up to fellow service members who understand their unique experiences. A Buddy Check, even if it’s just a quick conversation, can be the catalyst for someone seeking professional help or simply serve as a reminder that they’re not alone.

These check-ins also help veterans maintain their sense of community and camaraderie. By fostering regular contact, veterans can continue the bonds they developed in service, providing a vital source of emotional and mental health support. 

How to Do a Buddy Check

Participating in a Buddy Check is straightforward. Here’s how you can get involved during Buddy Check Week or any time:

How Buddy Check Week Helps

Buddy Check Week is a national movement that encourages veterans to connect with one another. It’s an official campaign that provides guidance and support on how to conduct meaningful Buddy Checks. The week promotes awareness of veteran mental health issues, suicide prevention, and the resources available to veterans.

This initiative gives veterans the opportunity to foster their sense of responsibility for one another, reinforcing the idea that no one should face their struggles in isolation. By engaging in Buddy Checks, veterans not only help their peers but also contribute to a larger cultural shift toward mental health awareness and suicide prevention in the veteran community.

Mission Roll Call’s Role in Buddy Check Week

At Mission Roll Call, we believe in the power of community and connection. Our work focuses on amplifying the voices of veterans and advocating for their well-being. 

As part of our Mission Roll Call community, we invite you to take part in Buddy Check Week by reaching out to a fellow veteran. You never know how much of an impact a quick call or text could have on someone’s day — or even their life. Let’s stand together and ensure that no veteran feels alone.

 

For many servicemembers and their families, casting a ballot can be one of the more complex aspects of their civic duty. Due to frequent relocations and deployments, navigating the voting process requires extra attention and planning. At Mission Roll Call, we believe in the critical importance of every vote, and we’re here to help ensure that military families can exercise their right to vote without barriers.

Understanding the Voting Challenges

Servicemembers face unique challenges when it comes to voting. Moves between states or even overseas can complicate voter registration and absentee voting. Many are concerned about whether their votes will be counted and if they can meet registration deadlines. These concerns are compounded by the need to balance service duties and family responsibilities.

How to Overcome Voting Barriers

The good news is that there are resources and processes in place to help military families navigate these challenges:

  1. Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP): This program provides comprehensive guidance for military and overseas voters. It assists with absentee ballots and ensures that your vote is counted even if you are stationed far from home.
  2. Registering to Vote: Servicemembers should register to vote in the state where they maintain legal residency. This can usually be done online or by mail. Ensure your registration is up-to-date with your current address to avoid any issues.
  3. Absentee Ballots: If you’re deployed or away from your voting jurisdiction, you can request an absentee ballot through your state’s election office. The FVAP can help with submitting your request and tracking your ballot.
  4. Election Day Preparation: Plan ahead by understanding your state’s voting deadlines and requirements. Use resources like FVAP’s website to confirm your registration status and get updates on any changes to voting procedures.

The Role of Mission Roll Call

Your voice matters, and voting is a fundamental way to make it heard. We encourage all military families to take the time to familiarize themselves with the voting process and utilize available resources. For more information and assistance, visit the FVAP website or reach out to your local election office.

At Mission Roll Call, we believe that veteran voices are a powerful force for change and deserve to be heard by the nation’s leaders and communities. Your thoughts and opinions matter greatly, and it’s our mission to amplify these voices at the highest levels of government. Through polling, direct outreach, and media appearances, we aim to share the experiences and perspectives of veterans and their families, ensuring they are represented and heard in the democratic process.

Are you a veteran or a military family member? Become a member of Mission Roll Call and join our polls. By sharing your voice and perspectives, Mission Roll Call can identify and address the most pressing issues for veterans and their families.

 

Operation Recap: September 

Mental health and wellness are essential components of veterans’ and their families’ overall well-being, but they are often under-addressed. September’s focus on this topic underscores Mission Roll Call’s commitment to ensuring that veterans and their families have access to the mental health resources and support they need. Whether it’s dealing with the long-term effects of service, such as post-traumatic stress or anxiety, or managing day-to-day wellness, we are dedicated to advocating for comprehensive mental health and wellness care for all veterans and families. 

With suicide rates still alarmingly high in the veteran community, this issue is critical to our mission. Throughout September, we highlighted stories, resources, and organizations dedicated to improving veterans’ mental health and well-being. 

Stories and Articles Highlighting Mental Health and Wellness: 

Other Content You Might Have Missed: 

Get Involved, Add Your Voice 

As part of our ongoing mission to elevate the voices of veterans and their families, we’re excited to share our latest election poll. Your input is essential in bringing attention to the issues that matter most within the veteran community. 

We value your perspective and invite you to participate in this important conversation. By sharing your thoughts, we can ensure that veterans’ priorities remain at the forefront in the upcoming election and beyond. Take the Poll Here. 

Mission Roll Call University (MRCU) 

In September, Mission Roll Call University continued to provide veterans and their families with the knowledge they need to navigate key issues. This month’s featured video focuses on how to choose a for-profit organization to help you file your VA disability claim, offering practical tips and advice for making an informed decision. 

Subscribe to our channel today and join us in empowering veterans and their families with the tools and information they deserve. 

Latest Videos: 

The Lasting Mission Podcast: Amplifying Veteran Voices 

MRC’s podcast, The Lasting Mission, continues to bring veteran voices to the forefront, highlighting both the challenges and triumphs of service members, their families, and veteran service organization leaders. In September, we heard stories that emphasized the importance of mental health and community for veterans and their loved ones. 

Latest Episodes: 

Subscribe to The Lasting Mission on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform, and help us spread these important conversations by sharing the podcast with others. 

Mission Roll Call in the News: 

Join the Mission: 

Your support can help ensure that the needs of veterans and their families are heard loud and clear. By becoming a member of Mission Roll Call, you’ll be part of a community dedicated to advocating for the issues that matter most to those who have served and their loved ones. 

Stay connected with us as we amplify these voices and drive meaningful change. Join Us Now. 

 

 

For over a decade, America’s Warrior Partnership (AWP) has been at the forefront of addressing mental wellness challenges for veterans. Their holistic and proactive approach exemplifies a deep commitment to supporting those who have served, tackling issues with innovative initiatives, and unwavering dedication.

Through its network of social workers, trusted partnerships, and groundbreaking research, AWP has proven that suicide prevention is not a stand-alone program. It is the culmination of comprehensive support that begins long before a crisis occurs.

A Decade of Support and Success
Since its inception, AWP has assisted over 60,000 veterans, handling 160,000 individual cases. In 2023 alone, AWP served more than 8,000 veterans and their families across 1,300 counties, covering all 50 states and territories. What sets AWP apart is its commitment to not only addressing veterans’ mental health but also their broader needs—whether it’s securing benefits, finding housing, or accessing food security. This comprehensive approach led to an impressive 89% of cases being successfully resolved, and 95% customer satisfaction.

“At AWP, suicide prevention is not a stand-alone program,” says AWP President and CEO Jim Lorraine. “But rather the outcome of best-in-class service, collaboration, care, compassion, and productive partnerships that begin with a trusted, meaningful relationship.”

AWP is actively expanding its local and national partnerships, with over 2,000 organizations currently collaborating within The AWP Network. Alongside these partnerships, AWP is leading the multi-year veteran suicide study, Operation Deep Dive™.

AWP’s innovative programs are deeply rooted in building these trusted relationships, ensuring that veterans receive the care they need before reaching a breaking point. Lorraine’s words highlight the organization’s belief that mental health struggles are often the result of numerous compounding factors—and addressing them requires looking at the full picture of a veteran’s life.

Proactive Solutions: AWP’s Holistic Approach to Suicide Prevention
One of the most striking statistics from AWP’s work comes from the veterans supported through the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program (SSG Fox SPGP), which provides funding for veterans in need. Of the 225 veterans assisted, 21% expressed suicidal ideations, yet none of them had initially sought out mental health support. This speaks to the broader issue that many veterans may not initially recognize their mental health challenges or may feel unable to ask for help.

AWP’s social workers, who man a 24/7 support line, specialize in connecting veterans and their families with a range of services that go far beyond mental health care. From helping veterans navigate the often complex VA system to ensuring their basic needs are met, AWP is working to build a safety net that addresses every aspect of a veteran’s life. The AWP Network operates as the central hub for veterans seeking to improve their quality of life, no matter the challenge.

Operation Deep Dive™: Research and Impact
In addition to their hands-on work, AWP has made significant strides in veteran suicide research. Their multi-year study, Operation Deep Dive™, is designed to uncover the root causes of suicide among former service members. Originally conducted in partnership with the University of Alabama, the study has now transitioned to Duke University and is expanding to include additional states. With a report expected by the end of 2024, Operation Deep Dive™ is shaping up to be one of the most comprehensive studies ever conducted on veteran suicide.

AWP is actively seeking participants for this vital research. Family members, friends, and co-workers of veterans who have died by suicide or self-injury are encouraged to share their stories. By participating, these individuals can contribute to a broader understanding of how to prevent future tragedies and preserve the lives of those who have served.

Participants must be a relative, loved one, friend, or co-worker of a former service member who has died by suicide or self-injury within the last 24 months and over the age of 18.

For more information on how to participate, AWP asks that individuals contact Krystal Garcia at kgarcia@americaswarriorpartnership.org or 706-386-2431.

Veteran Success Story: David Charbonnet
One veteran success story exemplifies AWP’s impact beyond crisis intervention. David Charbonnet, a former Navy SEAL, experienced a life-altering injury during a civilian training jump that left him paralyzed from the waist down. Despite this, David’s determination never faltered. During his recovery, he discovered adaptive sports, specifically paracanoe, which reignited his competitive spirit.

AWP played a pivotal role in David’s journey by securing funding for his paracanoe coaching, allowing him to pursue his dream of competing in the 2024 ICF Paracanoe World Championships. Although he didn’t secure a spot on the 2024 USA Paralympic Team, David remains focused on his goal of qualifying for the 2028 USA Paralympics. His story is a powerful reminder of the resilience of veterans and the critical role that organizations like AWP play in supporting them through both physical and emotional challenges.

Get Involved
As AWP celebrates a Decade of Impact, its mission remains clear: to serve as the first point of contact for veterans seeking support. Suicide prevention, as AWP demonstrates, isn’t just about addressing mental health; it’s about ensuring that veterans have access to the full range of resources they need to thrive.

If you or a veteran you know is in need of assistance, AWP encourages you to visit their website and fill out the “I’m a Veteran or Family/Caregiver” form. Additionally, AWP’s 24/7 support line is always available, manned by social workers ready to help. Please call 1-866-297-8387.

Whether it’s donating, volunteering, or participating in their groundbreaking research, there are countless ways to get involved and help make a difference. Visit America’s Warrior Partnership today and see how you can contribute to their mission of service, support, and saving lives.

Together, we can ensure that veterans receive the support they need long before a crisis occurs. 

Are you a member of Mission Roll Call? Join our community of veterans and families and let your voice be heard on the issues and priorities that matter most to you.

This week, the Veterans Benefits Continuity and Accountability Supplemental Appropriations Act passed both chambers of Congress on a bipartisan basis, expediting the $2.9 billion needed to ensure there is no lapse in disability compensation or education benefits for many of our nation’s veterans.

Mission Roll Call appreciates the urgency both chambers of Congress showed in addressing this problem, which speaks to their respect and admiration for our veterans’ service. We further applaud the inclusion of accountability measures to improve future budget forecasting and reporting requirements to Congress, decreasing the likelihood that bureaucratic mismanagement at the VA will affect veteran benefits in the future. We urge President Biden to sign this legislation as soon as possible.

For more from Jim Whaley, Mission Roll Call CEO, on the Veterans Affairs shortfall and its potential impact on veterans and their families, please read this recent article from the Washington Examiner

After completing three overseas combat deployments with the First Cavalry Division and 3rd Special Forces Group, Mike Erwin found himself struggling with a sense of disconnection as he transitioned to civilian life. Amid his grad school journey, he recognized a gap in support for veterans returning from their service. This realization led him to create Team Red, White & Blue (Team RWB) in 2010, with the mission to bridge that gap through physical activity and community.

Mike’s intention was clear: to build a supportive network that could offer veterans, military families, and civilians alike a sense of purpose and connection. Research consistently supports the idea that maintaining physical fitness is crucial for overall well-being. Understanding this connection, Team RWB integrates physical activity into its programs to support the overall well-being of its members.

The Link Between Physical and Mental Health

Numerous studies highlight the profound impact physical activity has on mental health. The American Psychological Association cites that regular exercise can significantly reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety. According to additional research found through the National Library of Medicine, physical activity can be as effective as medication for some individuals dealing with mild to moderate depression.

This connection is rooted in both biological and psychological mechanisms. Exercise promotes the release of endorphins and neurotransmitters that enhance mood and reduce stress. Additionally, engaging in physical activity can improve sleep, boost self-esteem, and provide a sense of accomplishment—all factors that contribute to better mental health.

Team RWB leverages the connection between physical health and mental health to provide an “upstream approach” to veteran wellness. By prioritizing fitness and community, they help participants balance their physical health with their mental well-being. With a membership that includes 70% veterans and service members, and the rest being civilians and military families, it’s a diverse and inclusive network.

“Team RWB has had a profound impact on my life, offering me a sense of community and camaraderie that I hadn’t realized I was missing,” said Viviana Morales Kolb, an Army veteran and Team RWB participant. “Being part of this amazing group has connected me with others who share my passion for mental health and wellness.

“Team RWB has become more than just an organization; it’s a family that inspires me to keep pushing forward, both for myself and those around me.”

Building Camaraderie and Community

Team RWB isn’t just about individual fitness; it’s about building a community that thrives together. After leaving the military, many find themselves missing the camaraderie they once had. Team RWB addresses this by fostering a sense of belonging through shared activities. 

Members can participate in virtual fitness challenges, join local chapters, and access expert advice, ensuring that veterans, military families, and civilians alike have the resources to stay active and healthy.

One standout feature is the Team RWB app, which is available on desktop and mobile, offers a variety of activities from running and cycling groups to fitness competitions. The app gamifies fitness by letting members compete, encourage each other, and celebrate victories, all while providing expert advice and tips.

Additionally, Team RWB fosters a strong sense of community with its members, providing a platform to connect, share experiences, and support one another. This camaraderie helps combat isolation and build meaningful relationships, further enhancing overall well-being.

“There aren’t enough words to describe the impact on my life by Team RWB,” shared Jeremy Adams, Army veteran. “I absolutely love this organization. It has helped me connect with fitness-minded military veterans and service members and inspired me to continue chasing the best version of myself each and every day.”

Team RWB’s structured fitness activities, events, and challenges align with findings on how exercise can enhance mood and reduce stress. By fostering engagement and providing a sense of purpose, Team RWB’s programs offer a comprehensive approach to fitness and mental health.

Bridging Gaps and Reaching Out

One of Team RWB’s key strategies is reaching veterans in rural or underserved areas. Recognizing that access to community resources can also be a barrier, Team RWB ensures inclusivity through its app and network of 600+ Eagle Leaders. Whether you’re in a rural area or overseas, you can still participate in their programs. 

The app itself is a versatile tool. For those without a mobile phone, there’s a web version available. Signing up is straightforward, and once you’re in, you can easily find challenges, local events, and engage with the community through chats and forums.

Join the Movement

September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to focus on mental health awareness. Team RWB integrates this focus into its mission year-round with programming designed to build resilience and provide community support. 

Their resources and events help address mental health needs and foster an encouraging environment for all members. Whether you’re looking to participate in fitness challenges, join a local chapter, or simply find a community, Team RWB offers a space where you can thrive. 

At Mission Roll Call, we share a similar commitment to supporting veterans and their families. To get involved and make a difference in the veteran community, become a member of Mission Roll Call, and let your voice be heard. Together, we can continue to build a supportive network and improve the well-being of those who have served.

Sign up with Team RWB today and explore the valuable resources and community they offer, and don’t forget to check out more of Mission Roll Call to see how you can further engage and support the veteran community.

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