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At Second Strike Foundation, we use motorcycles, mentorship, and community to fight veteran suicide and isolation. Your donation helps us cover the full cost of training and equipping an eligible combat veteran to ride. That includes enrollment in an accredited Harley-Davidson Riding Academy or Motorcycle Safety Foundation course, a Simpson helmet, protective eyewear, boots, gloves, riding gear, and continued mentorship after graduation. The veteran pays nothing, and the gear is theirs to keep. It typically costs between $1,000 and $1,500 to fully train and equip one new rider. Every donation removes another barrier and puts a veteran one step closer to the road.This is bigger than teaching someone how to ride. It is about pulling veterans out of isolation, giving them a community, and helping them find purpose and something to look forward to. Help us train a combat veteran to ride and help us continue the fight against veteran suicide.

Hello, Thank you for supporting Second Strike Foundation. Your donation helps us train and fully equip eligible combat veterans to ride at no cost to them. More importantly, it helps us pull veterans out of isolation, connect them with a community, and continue the fight against veteran suicide. Every dollar moves another veteran closer to the road and gives them something to look forward to. Please consider sharing our mission with others who believe in what we are building. Thank you for standing with us. Gabe Rivera Second Strike Foundation <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:gabe@secondstrike.us" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">gabe@secondstrike.us</a>

At Second Strike Foundation, we use motorcycles, mentorship, and community to fight veteran suicide and isolation. Your donation helps us cover the full cost of training and equipping an eligible combat veteran to ride. That includes enrollment in an accredited Harley-Davidson Riding Academy or Motorcycle Safety Foundation course, a Simpson helmet, protective eyewear, boots, gloves, riding gear, and continued mentorship after graduation. The veteran pays nothing, and the gear is theirs to keep. It typically costs between $1,000 and $1,500 to fully train and equip one new rider. Every donation removes another barrier and puts a veteran one step closer to the road.This is bigger than teaching someone how to ride. It is about pulling veterans out of isolation, giving them a community, and helping them find purpose and something to look forward to. Help us train a combat veteran to ride and help us continue the fight against veteran suicide.

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