Second Chance Rehabilitation Ranch LLC

Help support Operation: Hurricane Relief; Second Chance Rehabilitation Ranch LLC, Project Refit, and Devildog Canine’s mission to render aid to those impacted by Hurricane Helene and Milton. All proceeds from this shirt or other Second Chance merchandise sold during the month of October will be donated to Project Refit to support Operation: Hurricane Relief. https://lnkd.in/gFnAtDDH #helpingheroesheal #mentalhealth #secondchance #Creatingbettertomorrows #nevergiveup #veterans #warrior #cowboy #suicideprevention #navigatingchallenges #fyp #firstresponders #HurricaneHelene #relief #hurricane #helpisontheway #helpingothers #NorthCarolina #Illinois #Arkansas #Iowa #newjersey

OPERATION: HURRICANE RELIEF As many of you know, the western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee regions were left devastated by Hurricane Helene. Second Chance Rehabilitation Ranch LLC has teamed up with our longtime ally Project Refit, and Devildog Canine to support the relief efforts in these areas. While our government declines to aid our fellow Americans in distress, the burden falls upon us, the American people to come to their rescue. We are coordinating with other allies already on the ground and are preparing to launch multiple teams of veterans, first responders, and other highly trained personnel to assist in the aid and recovery process. Our teams will be mobilizing November 1st and we need YOUR support! We understand that many want to do good and support our brothers and sisters in need, but do not know how. There are multiple ways you can support Operation: Hurricane Relief. 1. Volunteer: If you are a veteran, first responder, or highly trained personnel, reach out and join us on the mission. We have multiple teams deploying from across the nation so please give us a call to connect with a team near you. 2. Donate supplies and equipment: We have multiple dropoff locations across the country including: New Jersey, Iowa, Illinois, Arkansas, and North Carolina. Attached is a list of supplies needed by our volunteers and those suffering on the ground. You can drop off your donations by reaching out to your closest point of contact or taking it to the nearest dropoff location. 3. Financial donation: Financial donations will go towards purchasing additional supplies needed by our teams of volunteers, transportation, and equipment needed. Donations can be made through Project Refit, a 501(c)3 organization. https://lnkd.in/eqUiKNZe To aid in the effective allocation of resources and volunteers, we have divided our Task Force into two teams: East Coast and MidWest. We encourage you to contact the point of contact for your region. Points of Contact East Coast Tanner Ortiz (Project Refit) (559)960-9580 [email protected] MidWest (and beyond) Michael Parker (Second Chance) (870)834-0777 [email protected] #helpingheroesheal #mentalhealth #secondchance #Creatingbettertomorrows #nevergiveup #veterans #warrior #cowboy #suicideprevention #navigatingchallenges #fyp #firstresponders #HurricaneHelene #relief #hurricane #helpisontheway #helpingothers #NorthCarolina #Illinois #Arkansas #Iowa #newjersey

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Since September is Suicide Prevention Month, let me share some of my story: 2016 was rock bottom for me. I had four suicide attempts between March and September. All of them should’ve killed me but that’s NOT how my story ends! I never really wanted to die, I just felt like it was never going to end. PTSD felt like I was dealt a death sentence and things would not get better. I felt I had no purpose and I certainly didn’t know WHO I AM. I found myself in a jail cell in Cleburne County, AR after getting into a fight with Law Enforcement following my final failed attempt. That was the turning point in my story. You see, the great thing about rock bottom is there’s only one direction to go… UP! I began blazing a new path, a path of redemption and hope. I spent the next 3 years healing through nature and discovering who I truly was MADE to be. I also realized that my calling to serve wasn’t over, the mission had only shifted. In September of 2019, I set out and created Second Chance Rehabilitation Ranch LLC to help others who were struggling find their way through the darkness. Over the past 5 years, I have been able to meet thousands of amazing people across the country, save hundreds of veterans, first responders, and even a couple professional athletes along the way, faced down my fears of rejection and self-worth and shared my story boldly to thousands. We have crafted these “Prevention over Awareness” shirts to help support our mission and serve as a reminder to take action in the fight against suicide loss. I encourage you to support our mission to end veteran and first responder suicide by rocking our Suicide Prevention shirt! KEEP FIGHTING THE FIGHT! ???????????????????????????????????????????????????? https://lnkd.in/gbQrSXA6 #veterans #secondchance #helpingheroesheal #creatingbettertomorrows #healing #retreat #suicide #prevention #SuicideAwareness #suicideprevention #nature #veteranshelpingveterans #firstresponders #fyp

Join us tomorrow 8-10am at White Oak Park in Bloomington for free dog training group class hosted by Devildog Canine followed by Peer Support led by Second Chance! Please bring your canine companion, leash, and your dog’s favorite training treats. We will gather near the pavilion off Cottage Ave! #veteranowned #DogTraining #free #peoria #illinois #dogtrainer #dogs #veterans #firstresponders #firefighter #nurses #police #lawenforcement #doglover #peersupport #MentalHealth #mentalhealthmatters #helpingheroesheal

Despite the record breaking heat today, we survived our first Veteran First responder Dog Training Group! I know some were unable to join due to the immense heat, but we are grateful to our Veteran that did show up. Even if it’s only one, every life is worth saving! If you are a Veteran or first responder in the Peoria area, drop by and join us next Tuesday! We also have our first Bloomington event on Saturday at 8am (and it’s suppose to be a lot cooler!). #helpingheroesheal #veteranowned #mentalhealthmatters #free #dogtraining #peoria #bloomington #Illinois #doglover #dogtrainer #veteran #firstresponders #Police #Firefighter #dogs #womanownedbusiness

Join us tomorrow 5:30-7:30pm at the Riverfront in Peoria for free dog training group class hosted by Devildog Canine followed by Peer Support led by Second Chance! Please bring your canine companion, leash, and your dog’s favorite training treats. #veteranowned #DogTraining #free #peoria #illinois #dogtrainer #dogs #veterans #firstresponders #firefighter #nurses #police #lawenforcement #doglover #peersupport #MentalHealth #mentalhealthmatters #helpingheroesheal

Join us tomorrow 5:30-7:30pm at the Riverfront in Peoria for free dog training group class hosted by Devildog Canine followed by Peer Support led by Second Chance! Please bring your canine companion, leash, and your dog’s favorite training treats. #veteranowned #DogTraining #free #peoria #illinois #dogtrainer #dogs #veterans #firstresponders #firefighter #nurses #police #lawenforcement #doglover #peersupport #MentalHealth #mentalhealthmatters #helpingheroesheal

We are excited to partner with Devildog Canine to bring free Dog Training Groups to our Illinois Veteran and First Responders communities! Join us: Tuesdays (starting 27 August) from 5:30-7:30pm at the Riverfront in Peoria Saturdays (starting 31 August) from 8-10am at White Oak Park in Bloomington We look forward to seeing you there! #dogtraining #veterans #firstresponders #dog #Illinois #bloomington #peoriaillinois #veteranowned #helpingheroesheal