Through outdoor experiences, we’re fighting for something too many of our American Heroes haven’t felt in a long time . . . Hope.
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We have veterans and volunteers creating masks day and night to help cover people in need. If you or someone you know needs a mask.
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Support Mission Outdoors by signing up to compete in our biggest event of the year - the Washington Tuna Classic in beautiful Westport, WA.
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Come back soon for when we release the new shirts for MO! Made by veterans, these shirts are great for anyone in your family!
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Five cents from every can of Merinos Canned Seafood sold is donated to Mission Outdoors! Same quality as the WTC!
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Many of our courageous soldiers have experienced the gamble between life and death. And for those who survive, there’s the weight of overwhelming guilt. And isolation. We remind our veterans that they don’t have to stand alone.
Watch Our ManifestoVeterans take their own lives every day
homeless people in America are Veterans
of Veterans ages 18-24 are unemployed
of Veterans who suffer from major depression or PTSD
of Veterans have at least one disability
Shane was only a sophomore in high school on September 11th, 2001, but as soon as he saw the twin towers fall, he knew exactly what he would be doing after graduation.
"I’m sitting there with tears coming out of my eyes. I’m just walking back and forth saying, ‘They can’t do this to us. They can’t do this to us. I’m going. I have to go before they do any more.’ My mind was set. Nobody could talk me out of it.”
When Brandon, a US Army Captain, accepted a spot on a Mission Outdoors boat at the 2017 Washington Tuna Classic, he didn’t think he was in for anything more than a fun time and a fishing tournament.
But he got so much more. Here’s the note he wrote to the Mission Outdoors team after the event:
Nothing was the same for Jason after he returned home to America after a year spent in Samara, Iraq, in 2002-2003, as a military policeman.
In the days after September 11th, 2001,
Matt Houston had a choice:
Stay in his new career . . . or serve his country.
Our combat veterans made unthinkable sacrifices for the simple freedoms we enjoy every day. Now, it’s their turn to enjoy those freedoms. Through hunting, fishing, and surrounding veterans with people who care, we’re fighting for something too many of our American Heroes haven’t felt in a long time… Hope.
