OUR STORY
The Disabled Veteran Empowerment Network (DVEN) and Rally4Vets rests on the profound belief that each of us carries an innate responsibility to help bring positive change within our community. United, we can play a significant role in the fight against veteran suicide.
Rally4Vets is a series of motorsports events designed to bring together veterans, service members, and supporters to raise awareness and funds for veteran suicide prevention. Our flagship event, the Top Dog Championship, is a competitive racing series for drivers of all skill levers where teams representing different military branches go head-to-head for the title of Top Dog Champion.
But Rally4Vets is more than just racing. We host non-racing motorsports events like car rallies, weekend fun drives, and cars and coffee events - giving everyone the chance to get involved, whether they’re behind the wheel or cheering from the sidelines. Every event fuels our mission by raising funds for service dogs and other life-saving resources for veterans in need.
Join us. Whether you race, volunteer, or sponsor an event, you can help make a difference.
Together, “We Drive.They Survive.” Join our community.
For our motorsports friends that don't drive on the track, we haven't forgotten about you!
We're developing additional awareness programs on the iRacing and Roadstr.io platforms and we have volunteer opportunities guaranteed to put a smile on your face while you support our veteran community.
Ready to learn more? Just click the "Get in Touch Button" below. You'll be glad you did.
PHILOSOPHY
At DVEN / Rally4Vets, we take pride in being problem solvers who are not afraid to take risks. We believe that with boldness, creativity, and heart, there is nothing we can’t accomplish. But above all, our strength lies in teamwork.
Each and every one of us has the capability to contribute, no matter our experience or background. With this strength behind us, just imagine what we can achieve together.
Beating veteran suicide is about connecting distressed veterans with available able sources. It takes connecting with people, listening to their stories, and helping to guide the way.
We support the American Legion's "Be The One" campaign: Just Be the One to:
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Ask the veterans in your life how they are doing
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Listen when a veteran needs to talk
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Reach out when a veteran is struggling
