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Rolls & Resilience Rally Point - an Eagle OPS Rally Point. Rally Points are free, recurring peer connection events where veterans, service members, first responders, and family show up, connect, and stay connected. Come as you are - we're stronger together. Normally meets: 4th Friday. Rolls & Resilience Eagle OPS Jiu Jitsu Rally Point The Eagle OPS Jiu Jitsu Rally Point is an opportunity for veterans to come together through the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - building community, connection, resilience, and camaraderie one roll at a time. This is your chance to get a little R&R - Rolls & Resilience. Step away from the noise, get on the mat, challenge yourself, and reconnect through movement, shared effort, and time well spent together. This Rally Point is open to all veterans - men and women alike. No prior knowledge or skill is required. Whether you’ve never trained before or have years of experience, you are welcome here. ⸻ What Is Brazilian Jiu Jitsu? Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) is a grappling-based martial art focused on technique, leverage, and control rather than strength or size. It teaches practitioners how to stay calm under pressure, solve problems in real time, and adapt when situations don’t go as planned. For veterans, these principles are familiar. BJJ reinforces many of the same traits developed through military service: • Staying composed in uncomfortable positions • Making calculated decisions under stress • Trusting your training and your teammates • Embracing controlled adversity to grow stronger On the mat, you are constantly challenged - physically and mentally. You learn to manage pressure, recover from setbacks, and keep moving forward. Every roll becomes a lesson in persistence and adaptability. That’s where the resilience is built. Beyond the physical benefits, BJJ creates shared effort and shared progress - a structured environment where veterans can reconnect through discipline, movement, and mutual respect. ⸻ When & Where Location: Burdette Jiu Jitsu https://burdettejiujitsu.com/ We are grateful to Burdette Jiu Jitsu for serving as our Rally Point location and graciously hosting our mat space. Date & Time: [Insert Date] [Insert Time] ⸻ Attire (No-Gi Session) This Rally Point will be No-Gi, meaning: • Athletic shorts (drawstring recommended - no zippers or pockets) • T-shirt or rash guard • Women may prefer leggings and a fitted athletic top ⸻ Hygiene & Mat Etiquette Out of respect for everyone on the mat: • Clean training clothes • Trimmed nails (hands and feet) • Good personal hygiene is required • No shoes or socks on the mat ⸻ Come get a little R&R. Roll. Reset. Build resilience.

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Why We Run Steps For Tomorrow is more than a run its a movement. We lace up with purpose, passion, and a shared commitment to shine a light on the mental health of our Service Members, Local Heroes, and Veterans. Suicide often strikes silently and unexpectedly, and we believe awareness is the first step toward prevention. Our mission is to build a community grounded in connection, support, and the unwavering belief that no one should face their struggles alone. We run to honor lives, spark conversations, and champion access to the help and resources our Heroes and Veterans rightfully deserve. Running is more than physical movement it creates mental momentum. Physical activity has been shown to improve mood, reduce stress, build resilience, and strengthen a sense of purpose. At Steps For Tomorrow, we are turning miles into meaning and movement into healing. Steps For Tomorrow Resource Fair As part of our mission, Steps For Tomorrow also hosts a dedicated Mental Health Resource Fair, bringing together organizations and professionals who are making a meaningful impact in the lives of our Local Heroes and Veterans. This fair serves as a hub for support, connection, and actionable guidance. Whether you are seeking help for yourself, supporting a loved one, or looking to become a stronger advocate for mental health awareness, this space is designed to bridge the gap between need and access. At the Resource Fair, participants can: Connect with local and national mental health organizations Access information on therapy, crisis support, peer networks, and veteran-specific programs Discover free or low-cost mental health services Explore tools for stress management, mindfulness, and resilience building Learn more about community programs focused on suicide prevention and overall wellness Join the Movement Whether youre a seasoned runner or just beginning your journey, you belong here. Every step helps break the silence surrounding mental health and opens the path toward healing, connection, and hope. SIGN UP. SHOW UP. SPEAK OUT. Together, we are running toward a tomorrow where no one is left in the dark.

The Veterans Service Council is the veteran-led voice of the Coffee Bunker, focused on maintaining the welcoming culture, safety, and sense of community that make the Bunker a place for **Veterans Moving Forward**. Our After Hours Meet & Greet is a chance to experience that community for yourself. Come meet the VSC team and other veterans, enjoy some good food, play a few games, laugh, relax, and simply enjoy being around fellow veterans. No formal program. No pressure. Just **food, fun, fellowship, and connection** in a laid-back environment. **Come as you are—and bring a battle buddy!**

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