Thank You for Making the 10th Annual Ride for Heroes Held on Saturday, August 17, 2019, a Tremendous Success!!

People in uniform make huge sacrifices to protect and serve all of us. The support shown on 8/17/19 for our veterans, active military personnel, law enforcement, firefighters, corrections personnel, and EMTs was tremendous! Every rider, volunteer, and every event supporter helped ensure the Uniformed Service Program (USP) is here for the brave men and women who struggle with duty-related mental health and addiction issues.

Candid Photos from the 2019 Ride for Heroes

Keep an Eye Out for the 11th Annual Ride for Heroes Next August, 2020
  • Registration begins at 9:00 am on the Brattleboro Retreat campus.
  • The Ride starts at 10:00 am.
  • Riders return to Retreat campus for BBQ lunch.
  • Prizes and raffle giveaways before and after lunch.

Ride for Heroes is a rain or shine event!

Support the Ride for Heroes

Register for the Ride for Heroes

Option 1: Become a USP Champion
You can become a USP Champion by donating or raising $100 or more in support for the Uniformed Service Program. USP Champions receive all the benefits of the Basic Rider Registration plus guaranteed Ride for Heroes t-shirt, Ride for Heroes patch, 2019 rocker patch, automatic entry into special raffles and giveaways, and special prizes for top fundraisers.  You do not have to ride a motorcycle to become a USP Champion. Become a USP Champion Today!

Option 2: Basic Ride Registration
Basic Ride Registration is open for the 10th Anniversary Ride for Heroes 2019. Basic Ride Registration includes participation in the escorted ride through beautiful southern Vermont, a BBQ lunch, Ride for Heroes t-shirt for the first 200 registrants. You can register at the event, Saturday, August 17.

Sponsor the Ride for Heroes

You can support these brave men and women when you sponsor the Ride for Heroes, a group motorcycle ride across some of Vermont's most beautiful roads.

All proceeds from this event benefit the Uniformed Service Program. Funds raised go to improving care for uniformed service professionals by investing in clinical training, developing an alumni network, offering a therapeutic fly-fishing programming, and bringing mental health resiliency training to under-served departments across New England.

Make your mark on a program that helps those who make huge sacrifices to protect and serve us all.

Sponsor the Ride for Heroes!

Sargent Rich LaBard

Rich has been a police officer with the Great Falls Police Department in Montana for more than 16 years. But an incident in 2004 involving a domestic emergency and a shooting left him struggling to live his life for over eight years. Suffering from PTSD, he enrolled in the Uniformed Service Program to start his journey toward recovery. His story is captured here in this video.