Our Partner Organizations

These veteran-led and veteran-serving outdoor organizations are part of The Outdoor Muster.

6 partners

Arizona Trail Association, Veteran Engagement & Trail Stewardship (VETS) Program

Serves: All members of the armed forces (veterans, active duty, reserves, etc.), including military families.

To empower veterans through continued service—building stronger communities, healthier public lands, and renewed purpose by connecting military service with lifelong stewardship of nature.

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Crux Wilderness

Serves: Veterans and military members - we support up to four free veteran family and friends clinics annually.

We take veterans and military members outdoors rock and alpine climbing. We offer up to four free clinics a month led by our veteran guides! We provide mentorship, education and instruction, and community in outdoor spaces to support…

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Friends of Freedom

Serves: Americas Heroes- Veterans and First Responders

“Empowering our HEROES to develop the quality of life they deserve”. Friends of Freedom (FoF) believes that America’s HEROES: Military (Active, Retired, and Veterans) First Responders, Law Enforcement, and their families, deserve the full measure of care and…

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Friends of Ironwood Forest

Serves: All military veterans and their families.

Friends of Ironwood Forest exists to protect and steward the natural and cultural treasures of Ironwood Forest National Monument through conservation, education, volunteerism, and community advocacy—ensuring this remarkable landscape endures for future generations.

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Veterans for Public Lands

Serves: Military veterans and their families.

Veterans for Public Lands unites to defend the public lands and waters we served to protect. We equip our community to speak out, lead, and show up whenever our shared wild spaces are under threat.

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Veterans’ Outdoor Advocacy Group

Serves: All Veterans

Promote the benefits of outdoor adjunct therapy for Veterans by delivering research and advocacy, while driving access and proving efficacy, and perpetuating the well-being of our public lands.

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