Team RWB

After moving around most of my adult life, I have lost touch with many friends made over the years. The Team RWB community and app have given me a support system that is with me no matter where I move to next. The app is a great tool that helps me find events in my local area or when I travel. They also have fun challenges I can do on my own. I am so thankful to have found this community for veterans and supporters.

I attended a winter adventure with Team RWB at Medawisla Lodge, and I can honestly say it was one of the most fulfilling experiences I've had in a long time. The trip was organized as a winter getaway with a mixed group of veterans, and it was exactly what I needed. We spent our days snowshoeing through the beautiful, serene forests and cross-country skiing across pristine snow-covered trails. The physical activity was challenging but invigorating, and the best part was doing it with others who understood the importance of shared experiences. What made the trip even more special was the bond I formed with my fellow veterans. Whether it was during the activities or sitting by the fire at night, we shared stories, laughed, and supported each other in ways that only a community like this can provide. It wasn't just a physical adventure; it was an emotional recharge, reminding me how important connection and camaraderie are, especially during tough times. The Team RWB app is also a fantastic tool, acting as a built-in support network. I’m constantly receiving encouragement from others to push myself to grow and improve. The app also keeps me engaged with local events, giving me more opportunities to connect with others in my area and continue to stay active. Overall, this experience was more than just a trip; it was a reminder of the power of community and the importance of staying connected. Team RWB provides an incredible platform for veterans to not only stay physically active but to find a network of support that truly understands the challenges we face.

As a vet who falls into several veteran related categories requiring additional assistance, I downloaded this app to see what it was all about. Maybe even eventually get involved if I see something that I’m interested in or that can support me. However, upon opening the app I find that one must sign up to simply use the app. A user name and password are required just to access the app. I don’t know these people so I don’t yet trust them. I’m not signing up for an app I’ll likely never use. This is obviously not an open organization supporting all vets. The American Legion and VFW are transparent. I saw what they were about and joined. If I must sign up to see what something is about, that’s not transparent. To echo a certain senator, ‘you have to pass it to see what’s in it’. That doesn’t make sense. I’m not willing to sign up just to determine if it’s something I want to be involved with. Your app is not transparent. I will delete the app after submitting my review.