Finding solace on the water
USA KAYAK FISHING MAGAZINE - In the serene waters of the Tidewater region, a community of veterans and first responders finds solace, camaraderie, and healing through the simple act of kayaking and fishing.
Heroes on the Water holds annual event honoring passed member
5NEWSONLINE.com - On Saturday, Heroes on the Water [NW Arkansas Chapter] held its 2nd Annual Jonathan "Half Step" Christopherson honoring Jonathan who passed away in 2020.
‘Heroes on the Water’ helps veterans find healing and peace on the water
CALEGION.COM - Heroes on the Water helps Veterans, first responders, and their families by offering peaceful healing environments.
Local chapter provides release from stress
NORTHWESTMILITARY.COM - "I discovered that not only did I have a good time, but it was therapeutic to be around other veterans with many unique and vast experiences..."
Heroes on the Water: Lowcountry Live 5
LIVE 5 NEWS LOWCOUNTRY - Lowcountry chapter shares how the program has positively impacted their lives, offering a sense of peace and camaraderie through outdoor activities.
Killeen group puts focus on veterans and servicemembers
ABC25 KXXV - Killeen group puts focus on veteran, servicemember mental health with kayak fishing trips
‘Heroes on the Water’: Nonprofit group takes veterans on overnight kayaking trip
FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A group of veterans went on a float trip down the Lynches River over the weekend, courtesy of the HOW South Carolina Lowcountry Chapter.
Heroes On The Water hosts fishing day in Avila Beach
AVILA BEACH (KSBY) - Central California's Heroes On The Water hosted a fishing day at Avila Beach on Saturday for veterans, first responders, and those on active duty.
Organization helps unite veterans through Kayak fishing
HARLINGEN, TEXAS (KVEO) — The Rio Grande Valley chapter of this national organization helps unite veterans, active-duty military, first responders, and their families.
Heroes on the Water offers fishing escape for local veterans
THE DAILY COURIER - For United States military veterans, rehabilitation and the act of returning to normal life can be a difficult process and feel like swimming upstream.
