The Rally4Vets/DVEN Ambassador Network

Become a Mission Ambassador for America’s Veterans

For $50/year, you’ll join a private, mission-driven community built around connection, purpose, and showing up for one another—on the road, on the track, on the bike path, and beyond.

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What you get: a private member directory listing so veterans and supporters can find each other by branch and profession—and build real relationships that strengthen our mission.

 

Donation: $50/year
 

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What You Receive as a Mission Ambassador

Private Member Directory Listing

Your listing can include:

• Branch of service (optional, but encouraged)

• Your name

• Company name (optional)

• Business type (accounting, finance, marketing, etc.)

• A link to your LinkedIn profile and/or Facebook (optional)

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This directory is designed for connection and collaboration so members can support each other’s work and expand the circle of people who care about veteran well-being.

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Optional: Verified Veteran Badge ✅

Veterans can request a Verified Veteran badge for their directory listing by submitting an image of either:*

• A Veteran Identification Card, or

• A Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC)

 

*We review these documents only to confirm eligibility for the badge, then we delete the image in accordance with our retention policy.

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Why The Program Matters

Rally4Vets exists to prevent veteran suicide by helping veterans feel seen, connected, and supported—and by raising funds for programs that save lives.

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The Ambassador Network is how we build community at scale: one relationship, one introduction, one shared story at a time.

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How It Works

1. Join for a donation of $50/year

2. Create your directory listing (takes ~3 minutes)

3. Connect with members by branch and profession

4. Engage at your level—from simply being listed, to showing up at events, to making an introduction that changes everything

 

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What Ambassadors Do

Being an Ambassador isn’t a job. It’s a choice to be part of the mission.

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Mission Ambassadors help build the Rally4Vets community in ways that fit real life. Some members show up to events. Others share our mission online. Some make one key introduction a year that turns into real support for veterans.

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There’s no required time commitment. Just a shared belief: veterans shouldn’t fight alone.

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The Mission Ambassador Pledge 

“I stand with America’s veterans. I will help build connection, community, and purpose—and I will support the Rally4Vets mission in ways I can.”

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Simple Ways to Participate:

• Share a Rally4Vets post once in a while (it helps more than you think)

• Invite one friend or colleague to join each year

• Attend an event (motorsports, cycling, pickleball, film screenings, meetups)

• Make an introduction to a potential sponsor, partner, or supporter

• Volunteer for a role that fits your skills (media, outreach, check-in, logistics)

• Celebrate a veteran-owned business in our directory

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Future Ambassador Levels 

Right now, the Ambassador Network is intentionally simple: one membership, one community.

As we grow, we may introduce optional Ambassador levels for members who want additional benefits—such as featured spotlights, special-event access, partner discounts, or opportunities to help lead local meetups. But the heart of this community will remain the same: one mission, one team.

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FAQ

Is the directory public?  

No. The directory is available inside our private member platform.

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Do I have to be a veteran to join?  

No. Veterans, military families, and supporters are welcome.

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Do I have to request verification?  

No. The Verified Veteran badge is optional.

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Can I control what shows on my listing?  

Yes. You choose what you share (company name, links, etc.), and you can opt out of appearing in the directory.

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Can I cancel anytime?  

Yes. You can cancel renewal at any time and keep access through the end of your membership period.

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Ready to join the mission?

Become a Mission Ambassador today and help build a community that shows up for veterans—on the road and in real life.

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