Trip Report SF American, C to GAugust 6-7, 2020 Participants: Sandy S, Artie, Maggie and Carlisle Originally, five of us planned to go, but Sandy R texted his regrets—he was having car trouble. So
Check out the press release about this awesome event written by Antoinette Lee Toscano – Marketing Coordinator of our Team River Runner Fort Collins Chapter! Read The Press Release
On Saturday, June 20, 2020 Team River Runner- Tampa Bay Chapter held our first kayaking event since the recent Phase I opening after the coronavirus pandemic. We paddled through the
Tony Lunt, Co- Founder of Jackson Kayak recently donated a large amount of kayaks to be distributed to our southeast region. Even in the time of COVID when we are
From March 1-7, 2020, the warm weather and welcoming community of Key Largo hosted six veterans with visual impairment and their guides for another fantastic OuttaSight program. This program became
In 2020 TRR added a new National Paddling Clinic-Mexico whitewater kayaking. This clinic is due to TRR’s close relationship with Calleva Outdoors. Veterans from all Chapters who build class 3
First Annual Western OuttaSight ClinicLake Berryessa, CaliforniaSeptember 18 – 22, 2019 by Chris Farris / photos by Carlisle LandelPicture this: a 70-foot luxury houseboat moored in a secluded cove on a warm lake as the base
By: Tonya Butler This year’s camp served 76 veterans with 22 volunteers from the Marine Corp League, American Legion and Auxiliary, and the University of South Alabama Therapeutic Recreation Majors,
From August 23rd to August 26th, 2019, the rivers and mountains of western North Carolina were host to the ninth annual Team River Runner Southeast Region Rendezvous. Over 60 veterans,
Vanessa A. Jones is a dynamic force dedicated to fostering inclusivity, encouraging discussion, and promoting a culture of belonging in the outdoor sports community. Hailing from Washington, DC, she brings a wealth of diverse experiences and perspectives to her endeavors. As a US Army veteran and ordained Chaplain with a focus on seniors and caretakers, Vanessa is deeply committed to serving others. Her work as a patient-caretaker advocate reflects her passion for supporting vulnerable populations and ensuring their voices are heard. Currently, Vanessa is employed by a resettlement agency, where she confronts challenges head-on with resilience and compassion. As a single, Black woman veteran, she embraces the unique hurdles she faces, viewing them as opportunities for growth and empowerment. In her downtime, she wears many hats, including that of a missionary, spreading hope and positivity wherever she goes. Weekends are spent paddling, immersing herself in West African dance and finding solace and joy in nature’s embrace. Vanessa is committed to equitable principles, ensuring that everyone’s opinions are valued and heard. Through her unwavering dedication and inclusive leadership, Vanessa is paving the way for a more equitable and diverse outdoor sports landscape.