Azimuth Check Foundation

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Azimuth Check Foundation Comprised of six board members, all of whom are veterans, except one who values the dedication and sacrifice veterans have made on behalf of this country.

Azimuth Check Foundation helps veterans and their families find their way by fostering community, identify, and purpose through year-round outdoor programs that promote wellness, resilience, and connection. we have long been aware of a gap in desperately needed wellness programs for injured warriors in Northern New England. ACF helps heroes find their way by providing injured warriors with challenging year-round athletic activities. It is our core belief that participation in these activities creates wellness in an atmosphere of camaraderie.

We have some incredible news to share.Azimuth Check Foundation recently received $67,506.35 through charitable gaming at...
10/15/2026

We have some incredible news to share.

Azimuth Check Foundation recently received $67,506.35 through charitable gaming at Gate City Casino.

This funding will support ACF’s administrative and operating expenses in 2027, helping provide the foundation behind the year-round programs we offer to veterans and their families.

Program grants often help pay for things like lodging, meals, equipment, transportation, and professional instruction. Just as important is the work happening behind the scenes to coordinate those programs, communicate with participants, maintain organizational systems, build partnerships, and keep ACF moving forward.

We are tremendously grateful to Gate City Casino, the New Hampshire charitable gaming program, and everyone whose participation helped make this support possible.

Thank you for investing in ACF and in the work that makes these programs possible throughout the year.

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Navy!On October 13, 1775, the Continental Congress authorized the beginnings o...
10/13/2026

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Navy!

On October 13, 1775, the Continental Congress authorized the beginnings of what would become the U.S. Navy.

For more than two and a half centuries, generations of Sailors have served at sea and around the world, carrying forward a tradition of service, readiness, and sacrifice.

Today we recognize Navy service members, veterans, and families, and thank them for all they have given in service to our country.

On October 12, as communities across the country observe Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day in different ways, we’...
10/12/2026

On October 12, as communities across the country observe Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day in different ways, we’re taking a moment to recognize the long history of the lands and waters where we hike, climb, bike, fish, and gather.

So much of ACF’s work happens outdoors, and spending time in these places also means respecting the histories, cultures, and communities connected to them.

We’re grateful for the mountains, forests, trails, and waterways that give veterans a place to challenge themselves, spend time together, and reconnect, and for the responsibility we all share in caring for those places.

October 10 is World Mental Health Day, and this year’s theme focuses on the importance of listening to lived experience....
10/10/2026

October 10 is World Mental Health Day, and this year’s theme focuses on the importance of listening to lived experience.

That feels especially relevant to ACF because some of the clearest insight we get comes directly from the veterans who participate in our programs. One participant recently reflected that the experience “made me realize we do need to connect,” while others have talked about feeling accepted, supported, challenged, and less isolated.

Those reflections are a reminder that mental health is not only about what happens in a clinic or during a crisis. It is also shaped by connection, belonging, confidence, movement, time outside, and having people around you who understand.

We’re grateful to the veterans who trust us enough to share what these experiences have meant to them.

A lot of ACF programs are made stronger by the organizations and people who join us in the work.Over the past year, we’v...
10/08/2026

A lot of ACF programs are made stronger by the organizations and people who join us in the work.

Over the past year, we’ve had opportunities to work alongside partners including Veteran's Adaptive Sports & Training, Camp Resilience, Hidden Battles, Badger Wilderness Guides, Wounded Warrior Project, and others who share a commitment to supporting Veterans and their families.

Those relationships bring different experience, resources, and people to the table, and ultimately create more ways for Veterans to find the kind of opportunity that works for them.

We’re grateful for the community growing around this work.

One of the veterans on our Northern Rail Trail trip told us afterward, “Being with others that have similar physical and...
10/05/2026

One of the veterans on our Northern Rail Trail trip told us afterward, “Being with others that have similar physical and mental challenges makes me feel accepted. I needed this very much.”

Over three days, the group biked nearly 60 miles across New Hampshire. There was plenty of physical challenge, but there was also time to laugh, eat together, settle in at the end of the day, and be around people who understood some of what everyone else was carrying.

We’re grateful to Michael M., USMC Veteran, for letting us share his words and for being part of the trip.

Looking for a way to get involved with ACF?Our events page is the best place to find upcoming programs, registration det...
09/29/2026

Looking for a way to get involved with ACF?

Our events page is the best place to find upcoming programs, registration details, and opportunities to connect.

Some programs are physically challenging. Some are quieter. Some are one-day events, and others give veterans a few days away with time to settle into the group.

All of them are built around the same goal: helping veterans find connection, confidence, and community.

Visit the events page to see what’s coming next:
https://azimuthcheckfoundation.org/eventpage/

09/27/2026

On Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day, we honor the mothers and families of service members who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their loss is not limited to one day, one ceremony, or one moment of recognition. It is carried across years, milestones, holidays, and ordinary days when someone they love should still be here.

Today, we remember the fallen by honoring the families who continue to carry their legacy.

To Gold Star mothers and families: we see you, we honor you, and we will not forget.

09/26/2026

On September 26, 1983, during one of the most tense periods of the Cold War, a Soviet early-warning system falsely reported that missiles had been launched from the United States.

Lt. Col. Stanislav Petrov was the officer on duty. Rather than immediately escalating the warning, he judged that the alarm was likely false. His decision is now remembered as one of the moments when the world came dangerously close to nuclear war.

History often turns on decisions made under pressure, with limited information and enormous consequences.

Today, we remember the weight carried by those who serve in moments most of us never see.

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