We are well on our way to the 2nd Annual Rock for Food Event to take place at The Alley in Sanford, Florida. This year our honoree is Soldiers' Angels. An organization designed to assist our Veteran's with monthly food supplies should they need it. Each registered Vete...

An update on some of the items we wanted to do with the monies raised on our Memorial Day run. 

We have a US Veteran that was having some car issues. Thanks you Shawn Geddes and Zarin Scoggins, Carpe Diem Auto Center, Winter Park. They are working on his car and will be...

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We are very excited to announce that we are now on Twitter. This is a new channel for us to help raise awareness of our foundation to get our US Veterans get the help they need.

THANK YOU! To all of those who attended the 2nd Annual Memorial Day Ride for One Is Too Many. Our goal was to raise money to help fix a vehicle for a local Disabled American Veteran and to sponsor at least one US Veteran who will be picking up his service dog from Paws...

We were very excited to have partnered with Asphalt & Iron to support the 2nd Annual Central Florida Combat Veteran Ride to raise donations for the 2019 Honoree, Patrick Wickens. We started the ride at Horsepower Ranch in Oviedo, Fl. The owners of Horsepower Ranch dona...

We have a great committee getting everything geared up for the 2019 Combat Veteran Ride to be held on March 10, 2019 (first weekend of Bike Week). Last year we have over 1,300 bikes raising donations to help our two (2) recipients - Sgt. Stephen Tovet (Tillman) and HM1...

We are proud to announce that One Is Too Many presented a donation to Paws for Veterans for $2,300. We auctioned off baskets, held raffles, and a 50/50. The Steven Green Band donated their time and tips. They played 3 sets for our excited bikers and even donated DOUBLE...

On Saturday, August 4, 2018, John and I attended the Grand Opening for Paws for Veterans in Satellite Beach, Fl. There were people coming and going all day long and they were well on their way to meeting their goal of $8,000. It takes $8,000 for each service dog to be...