Service does not end. The mission continues.

Six teammates entered the 2026 MR340. A serious heat-related medical emergency changed the conditions of the mission, and the remaining five later withdrew at Miami as physical strain increased. The permanent archive documents the route, the decision, and the lessons that will strengthen future missions.

Raised funds and awareness for the Trident House Charities (THC), under the umbrella of US Navy SEAL Museum. This suite of charities provides a respite home for families in need, educational scholarships, K9s, and direct family support, filling in the gaps where federal funding is not available.

Outrigger canoe paddle from Stamford, CT to Hoboken, NJ with partners Ke Aloha Outrigger Canoe Club (ECORA) and Task Force Hydro 1, commemorating the heroic acts of 9/11 first responders and raising funds for the Jericho Project, which supports cost-effective solutions to end veteran homelessness.

Ongoing support of the VIP Neurorehabilitation Clinic in San Diego, CA. Events have included two long distance bicycle rides (600 and 1,000 miles respectively), two events at Protector Brewery in the San Diego area, and a Comedy Event in Coronado, CA. All BTT donor events combined have raised $119,000 for this clinic.

Mission started in 2023 as RAWN was maturing as an organization and required funds and awareness to get a specific group of women out of Afghanistan following the withdrawal of US troops. Since that initial push, RAWN has secured resources to continue funding their efforts. The requirement for ongoing support remains critical.

With the initiative of board member Conrad Kress, who has been working in the region for over 20 years, $25,000 was raised. The lion's share was generously donated by Kailua Community Church in Hawaii. A long-term, professionally built deep water well in Sekiwunga was successfully completed, giving students and children access to fresh, clean, safe drinking water.