For many veterans, the hardest battles don’t happen overseas—they begin when they come home. The transition to civilian life can be isolating, especially for women veterans facing unique challenges. That’s why Tee It Up for the Troops is proud to partner with Bravo Zulu House to support the construction of a Women Veterans House in Mankato, Minnesota. This home will provide a safe haven for women veterans navigating PTSD, sobriety, and the journey to independent living. Join us in creating a place where they can heal, rebuild, and move forward—together, we can make a lasting impact in our community.

In 2025, something powerful happened across Tee It Up for the Troops. It wasn’t tied to one single event. And it didn’t come from one person. It came from thousands

“Welcome Home” For many Vietnam veterans, those two words did not come in 1973. In 1985, Vietnam Veteran Len Erickson, USMC, found himself sleepless at his hotel in Washington, DC.

When you serve in the military, you are given a purpose. You are given a job — your MOS (military occupational specialty code) You are given structure. You are given

For most people, November 11 is a day to honor those who have served our country. For Erik and Melissa Holtan, it’s even more special. The date marks Veteran’s Day,

Every year, Tee It Up for the Troops is reminded of the incredible ripple effect your generosity creates. Since launching our grant program in 2006, we’ve proudly awarded over $18,000,000

AMP Employees Support Tee It Up for the Troops by hosting a Longest Marshmallow Chipping Contest! As the weather begins to cool, marshmallows usually make us think of gooey s’mores

As our outdoor golf season winds down, many of us start thinking about upgrading our golf clubs. Perhaps you’ve caught yourself saying things like, “If only I had used new

It’s no small feat to grow from a soldier’s selfless request to “Help those back home” in 2005 to now surpassing $18 million in total grants to veteran service organizations. Over