Claim a 2.2-mile leg and carry the relay from the Georgia State Capitol to Las Vegas.


America's 2.2 Relay · August 27–September 17, 2026
One promiseTwo ways forward
Run the relay or ride the road from Atlanta to Las Vegas. Every mile carries a shared commitment to stand with Veterans.
Join the three-day VET22 Suicide Prevention Ride with 22 American riders.
Find your place
Join the mission
Run, ride, volunteer, give, or partner. Choose the role that fits how you want to stand with Veterans.
RunRide
Claim a 2.2-mile leg or request one of 22 rider places.
Open runner registration →Volunteer
Support a station, protect the route, and welcome every runner.
Choose a volunteer role →Give
Fund programs, community support, and the movement around Veterans.
Give securely →Partner
Bring funding, expertise, or reach to programs that support Veterans and strengthen communities.
Explore sponsorship →Our promise
Veterans should never become invisible
VET22 stands beside Veterans as they rebuild daily life, reconnect with community, and pursue a stable future. America's 2.2 Relay carries that promise from Atlanta to Las Vegas.
If you or someone you love is in crisis, call 988 and press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line.
Learn about Frontline and VET22 →Who we are
Service, prevention, and community
Frontline and VET22 connect direct service, prevention resources, public programs, and community participation.
Frontline and VET22
Frontline Community Services provides the nonprofit foundation. VET22 directs that work toward practical support, prevention, connection, and public service for Veterans and families.
Practical support for Veterans
Housing pathways, outreach, prevention education, community support, and clear crisis direction connect people with the help they need.
Service in the community
Volunteers, partner organizations, public events, and local outreach expand the support available to Veterans and families.
Community service priorities
Practical support for Veterans
Frontline and VET22 are building support around housing stability, emergency assistance, outreach, and suicide prevention.
A long-range housing and stability campaign for Veterans experiencing homelessness, combining housing goals with support services and workforce pathways.
Explore the campaign →Current campaignVeteran Emergency Shelter ProgramA dignified short-term housing pathway intended to connect Veterans with assessment, stabilization, and longer-term support.
Support the shelter pathway →Current campaignMobile Suicide Prevention UnitA funding campaign for discreet mobile outreach, essentials, emergency housing referrals, resource-center support, and prevention awareness.
Fund mobile outreach →
America's 2.2 Relay live
The relay, live from Atlanta
Live coverage, daily recaps, and replay moments begin when the first runner leaves the Georgia State Capitol.
Open the media centerOpening ceremony and first relay leg: Georgia State Capitol · August 27, 2026 · 11:00 AM ET.
Open relay media centerCampaign and event archive
People, programs, and public events
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