The Link-Up is where veterans go to make new connections and life-long friends through our network of outdoor, recreational, and healing organizations.
Connecting veterans with like-minded people to form long-lasting relationships through hunting, fishing, and recreational opportunities.
To help veterans become more self-reliant, resilient, and active in their community.
A supporter and volunteer for TheLink-Up.org since 2008 will guide field hunting from a pit blind for Canada geese and an occasional duck. This is a two day hunt December 28-29. The pit blind can comfortably fit up to 5 shooters. A drawing will be held for hunting spots in
Don’t get overwhelmed by the options—use our tools to narrow your search.
Use the Map: Head to our [Find a Link-Up] section. The interactive map is the fastest way to find organizations in your home state or a specific region where you want to travel.
Filter by Activity: Use the search filters to select your specific interest—whether it’s big game hunting, fly fishing, kayaking, or adaptive shooting sports.
Make sure the organization offers exactly what you’re looking for
Once you find an organization that fits your mission, click through to their dedicated profile.
Read the Intel: Check the organization’s description to ensure their mission aligns with your needs (e.g., combat-wounded specific, family-inclusive, or gear-provided).
Follow the Link: Click the direct link to the organization’s official website. Note: The Link-Up is your gateway; the actual application and scheduling happen directly with the partner organization.
Every organization has its own “Standard Operating Procedure” (SOP) for veteran intake.
Complete the Application: Follow the partner’s specific application process. This may require proof of service (like a DD-214) or specific health waivers for adaptive sports.
Start the Discussion: Don’t be afraid to reach out to their contact person. Ask about gear requirements, lodging details, and what to expect. Veteran-to-veteran communication is the best way to ensure a successful trip.
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Whether you’ve been dreaming about that 12-Point buck, or you want to paddle a canoe around the lake, we’ve got you covered.
We have curated a list of volunteer organizations in all 50 states so you can easily find opportunities to get involved no matter where you live.
