Trail to Zero
Ride to End Veteran Suicide
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If you want to learn more about Trail to Zero, you’re in the right place. Explore this site to learn how it started, how to support the ride and to learn about BraveHearts.
Donate
Help support the Trail to Zero rides by donating to support a mile of the ride. Receive a commemorative shirt for your donation.
History
Beginning in 2017, BraveHearts, a 501c3 nonprofit, took five veterans to NYC to stand against veteran suicide. Learn more.
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Our story
In 2017, BraveHearts pilot program for Trail to Zero began in NYC. Since then, BraveHearts has taken the ride to the next level by being able to bring more veterans into two cites (NYC & DC in 2018) to bring awareness to veteran suicide while also helping the veterans on the ride to heal and advance their horsemanship. In April 2019, BraveHearts presented at the N.A.M.U.C.A conference where hundreds of mounted police officers heard veterans stories from Trail to Zero. The response from the units were overwhelming and brought forth the opportunity to add a third city, Chicago, in 2019.
BraveHearts rides will bring the overwhelming statistic of 20 veterans committing suicide per day to the forefront of Americans’ minds while also helping to educate veterans and Americans about equine assisted services and the benefits that it has as an alternative approach to healing. It is our greatest hope that we may reach at least one veteran who is currently battling suicidal ideologies, letting them know that they are not alone, that their community cares, and that equine assisted services may help. We are forever grateful for the NYPD Mounted Unit, US Park Police Mounted Horse Unit and the Chicago Mounted Unit for standing behind us as we continue to ride until 20 becomes ZERO.
