"DISCONNECT TO RECONNECT"

For veterans, active duty military & first responders & their spouses. Taken on 3-10 day treks to reconnect & meet others in same circumstances. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to giving back to those who have given so much to serve.

Healing Starts Here

Homeward for Heroes is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering veterans, first responders, and their families through outdoor adventure, community, and purpose. We believe healing happens beyond four walls—on the trail, around the campfire, and through shared experiences that rebuild connection and resilience. From guided treks and off-road expeditions to local events across Montana, Arizona, Oregon, and Minnesota, our programs are designed to combat isolation, support mental wellness, and create lasting bonds among those who have served. Join us as we help heroes rediscover strength, belonging, and a renewed sense of home.

Homeward for Heroes is an exceptional non-profit dedicated to supporting military veterans by offering unique, life-changing adventures and essential resources. With a focus on healing, reintegration, and empowerment, the organization helps veterans transition from military to civilian life, providing experiences that promote growth, camaraderie, and the respect they truly deserve.

After graduating in 1977, Bob spent 20 years in the Air Force, serving in 19 countries and retiring on the F-117 Stealth. Adjusting to civilian life was tough, but one night his mom saw a news story about Homeward for Heroes and urged him to join. "This has been the best therapy I’ve ever had," Bob shared..

Chad found Homeward for Heroes through a veterans' Facebook page while looking for an off-road group. After brain surgeries and health challenges, he joined a trek with Homeward, unsure of what to expect. "It was phenomenal," Chad says. The experience brought adventure, healing, and a strong community of veterans and first responders who understood him..

Chris W. proudly served his country in the military, dedicating years to protecting and defending others. He believes deeply in the mission of Homeward for Heroes, praising their efforts to support veterans through meaningful adventures. Chris respects how the organization empowers veterans, helping them heal, reconnect, and transition to civilian life with dignity and purpose

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Jason Montana joined the military in 1989, committing himself to service and sacrifice. He deeply values the work of Homeward for Heroes, which provides veterans with life-changing experiences that foster healing and camaraderie. Jason appreciates how the organization helps veterans reconnect, offering support and opportunities that promote well-being and a sense of community..

What People Are Saying

Daily Interlake Article

By: JEREMY WEBER

Serving as a senior non-commissioned officer during his deployment to Afghanistan with the Army National Guard in 2012, Kalispell’s Dan Reese was tasked with looking after the soldiers under his command...

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Whitefish Pilot Article

By: WHITNEY ENGLAND

Relaxing around the campfire in the company of good friends — it’s a quintessential summer pastime for many. It’s also one of the most effective ways the nonprofit Homeward for Heroes has found to help veterans, first responders...

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Montana Standard

By: RENATA BIRKENBUEL

“These participants will not only be enjoying Montana's history, but it will facilitate our mission. Our goal is to get them to open up on their hardships and create a bond with others,” said Dan Reese, adding that settings include key campsite...

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