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There's something magical about a Rivers of Recovery trip. We wish every RoR supporter could experience it. So here's the next best thing—a short video from our recent trip on the McKenzie River in Oregon.

When the rain started, they didn’t think much about it. “Hey it’s a bit of rain. No big deal,” they said. But it became a very big deal as Hurricane Harvey flooded the Houston area,

While fly fishing’s positive effects on veteran recovery is widely supported by personal testimony, Rivers of Recovery wanted to prove it. So, we did a scientific research study to measure how fly fishing affects our

Dan Laffin and Jose Jauregui of Rivers of Recovery. Jose serves as our Director of Operations for every RoR trip. Many non-veterans are surprised to learn that getting our participants on a Rivers

Interested in an easy and fun way to help veterans? Rivers of Recovery needs sponsors for our upcoming Golf Tournament at the Mill River Country Club in Stratford, Connecticut on September 21, 2017. Sponsorship opportunities range from

These little ways help pay off in big ways during our veteran trips. Want to help injured combat vets? Are you looking for a way to volunteer for Rivers of Recovery? We have

Volunteers are an essential part of each Rivers of Recovery trip. While some are vets themselves, others don’t have any military experience. Rivers of Recovery volunteers often find the trips change their own perspective

Hard work and determination from dedicated Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBSI) employees helped Rivers of Recovery launch our first Michigan fly fishing trip for regional veterans. Pictured (left to right): Amy Simon, Jason Smagacz, Jose