Join us for Episode 8 of ‘Stronger Together’ as we sit down for an insightful interview with Doug and Debbie Knehr from Ride for 22.

Ride For 22® is a passionate non-profit 501©(3) organization dedicated to serving our nation’s military and their families. Their mission encompasses three key objectives: raising awareness about PTS and educating the public, acting as a living memorial, and providing unwavering support and comfort to the loved ones left behind.

Through ride events, community engagement, and valuable resources, we strive to reduce the stigma surrounding military PTS and empower veterans to seek the help and social support they deserve.

Let’s work together to bring that number 22 down to 0!

Please join us for Episode 7 of Stronger Together. In this Episode we sit down and have an insightful interview with Kelly Kiki, the president of Veterans Community Resources (VCR). Veterans Community Resources is a dedicated organization serving our local veterans and their families. VCR provides essential support, including claims assistance, emergency financial aid, food assistance, and transportation services. Learn about their impactful work, the challenges faced by veterans, and how you can get involved. Kelly Kiki is a 7-year veteran of the US Coast Guard and a dedicated community servant. Kelly’s journey has taken him from search and rescue missions aboard the HH-65A helicopter to coaching high school wrestling and softball. His passion for education led him to create Education 4 Kids International, supporting schools in Uganda. Kelly has been involved with Blessings Under the Bridge, advocating for Spokane’s homeless population. Now, as VCR’s Board President, he continues to honor the sacrifices of veterans who served before him. Learn about hidden wounds, resilience, and the power of community in this heartfelt conversation. https://www.vetcomres.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Vetsrespond/ https://projectrollcall.org/ https://www.facebook.com/ProjectRollCall

In Episode #6, we sit down with Keirsten Lyons from The Washington State Fallen Heroes Project: The Washington State Fallen Heroes Project is a 501(c)3 in Spokane, WA, committed to honoring post 9/11 fallen heroes, supporting their families, and engaging communities in doing both. Because heroes aren't forgotten until their names are no longer spoken, and that won't happen on our watch...