One Hero At A Time
Boating for Heroes helps our Nation’s warriors and veterans from all branches of the United States military and their families, unwind using the therapeutic qualities of fishing, pleasure boating and working together on a boat. It allows the participants a chance to decompress from the stresses associated with combat and the physical rigors of rehabilitation.
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GET IN CONTACT WITH OUR NEW SKIPPER AND GET YOUR FISHING TRIPS PLANNED...HE IS TAKING OUT THE LADY CATHERINE .......................
CALL JEFF AT 1-253-217-6431
Please make direct contact with our other skippers in Florida, Texas, California, Oregon, Tennessee, Idaho, Montana and here in Washington.
Tennessee / Kentucky Division https://www.bfhtennessee.org/
We are ready when the fish are................
Our MissionTo educate and raise awareness in the American public about our wounded veterans and what it represents by promoting the values of courage, sacrifice and selfless service and patriotism through outreach, education, and example. To form a bond of friendship and comradeship among our returning heroes and the people whom they fought for.
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About UsWe are located in several states now and working to update our website.
One of our boats, Lady Catherine, in Puget Sound is wheelchair accessible and have setups for special needs with grab rails, special fishing poles and reels. Best of all, these trips are provided FREE for our heroes! 100% of the donations we receive go to in Boating For Heroes! We are associated with Salmon For Soldiers and VFW Post 1949 and not associated with the Wounded Warrior Project . |
Our ValuesCourage: We embrace the indomitable courage demonstrated by our heroes.
Sacrifice: We support sacrifice and service above self as principles that all Americans should strive for as citizens of a free and prosperous nation. READ MORE |

We lost a great friend and fisherman August 4. Herman Smith helped me start Boating for Heroes and if it wasn't for him, we would not be here today.
He will be greatly missed. RIP Herman, we all have the watch now.
Keith Mathews