THE FOLLOW-ON MISSION
We are losing more Combat Veterans and First Responders to suicide than in the Line of Duty.
The Follow-On Mission provides Adrenaline Therapy through fully immersive Motorsports at no charge to Combat Veterans and First Responders.
PARTNERS & DONORS
WALL of HONOR
Gifts have been made in honor of the following individuals
OUR PARTNERS
OUR GENEROUS DONORS
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Richard Gatien
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Josh & Audrey Jones
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29 Eleven Fitness
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Molly Verbrugge
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Jerry Greer
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James Howard
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Ed & Paulette Jackson
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Steven & Janet Hafner
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Pat Skot
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Kathy McClure
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Scott & Kendel Rimell
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DSS-Family Support Division
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Tribe + Purpose, LLC
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Stephen Hill
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Rick and Jenny Wehmeir
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Scott and Camilla Kinder
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Tasha Oakes
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Billy Parton
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Amanda Delisi-Bilski
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Jimmie Letchworth
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Matt Hanson
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Anonymous x 3
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Byron Shelton
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Michelle Hayes
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Eric Brown
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Dailey Chiropractic
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Janis Newton
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Jeff & Marci Schmatt
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Kevin Martin
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Mark Fedak
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Amanda DeLisi
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Rubicon Photo
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Bill Strong
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Danny & Kelly Crawford
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Donald Caffin
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Andy Lee
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Sue Wuerth
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Douglas Oakes Jr.
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Ken Barnard
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Paul Bilski
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Ron Philleo
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Brian Ellis
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Angela Millis
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Hansen Family Foundation
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Robert & Bekah Grawburg
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Jeremy Brown
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Denny & Jennifer Dailey
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Stephanie Stemplewski
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Vernell Sharpe
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Brian Carlson
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Jeff Womac
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Paul Veltum
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Otis McGregor
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Andrea Hallier
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Doug & Pam Hill
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Harbor Freight
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Graham Tinker
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Weiser Blitz Racing
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Mike Swartz
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Patriot Hunts
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Barry & Sandy Crawford
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Leo Casiple
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Justin Curro
SPONSOR A DRIVER
The Follow-On Mission provides adrenaline therapy at no charge to our participants. Other organizations appear to offer similar services but require participants to “donate to the team”.
Your support goes a long way. Sponsor a driver today.
Through fully immersive Motorsports, we provide Adrenaline Therapy at no charge to Combat Veterans and First Responders who suffer from PTSD and Depression.
*Disclaimer – Adrenaline Therapy does not replace, nor is it intended to replace, professional psychological therapy. Getting behind the wheel of a race car is not the same as seeking professional psychological or medical assistance. If you are in crisis, please call the National Suicide Hotline at 800-273-TALK (800-273-8255) or simply dial 988.