50(ish) Things I Learned about Coming Home from War by Running 50 Miles
Once Brett and I got to the 36-mile mark, we entered uncharted territory. Neither one of us had ever run so far, and neither one …
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What’s all this Rucking About?
Perhaps you’ve noticed Eagles showing up at the Alexandria Tuesday run, driven and determined to take on some miles. There’s just one difference – they …
Random Acts of Kindness
In their own way, everyone has the potential to change the world. Sometimes it’s a simple change, like grabbing coffee with a friend or getting …
Zack Armstrong | Director of Programs
Team Red, White and Blue is excited to name Zack Armstrong our first Director of Programs! Zack’s primary responsibility is to ensure world class delivery …
We showed love and belonging
With hands sweating, breath panting, and hearts pounding, we went on the attack. It was the fight or flight response in action as we charged …
We Experience the Army Ten Miler Together
Blog written by: Nicholle Gousie I left Fort Bragg in the summer of 2006 and transitioned from the Army’s Active to Reserve Component. Until that …
How Team RWB Became My Vehicle for Change
Blog written by: Alex Chong Before joining Team RWB Annapolis, I was at a low point in my life. I was depressed. I had nobody …
One Proud #Eagle!
Blog written by: Lloyd Wells Those of you that know me well, already know that I am not quick to jump on just any charity …
Why Team RWB?
Blog written by: Alycia Rossi Mike Greenwood is not only the founder of Team RWB Colorado Springs, but he was also it’s first Chapter Captain. Mike …
Finding Myself Through My Fellowship
Blog written by: Caitlin Pollard I first learned about the Eagle Leader Fellowship while attending the 2016 Northeast Yoga Camp. Attending the camp changed my …