Expect Nothing, Appreciate Everything
Nihil Exspecta, Omnia Aestima
About Us
Knees in the Breeze Foundation is a veteran-founded 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting veterans and first responders living with PTSD, anxiety, and moral injury. Through camaraderie, outreach, and shared experiences, we help our heroes find connection, purpose, and strength beyond the uniform.
From group rides and retreats to events and peer support, we create spaces where healing happens and no one rides alone. Whether you’re looking to participate, ride with a cause, or support the mission, your involvement makes a real impact.
Ride, Donate, or Partner with us today—and help us support those who’ve given so much.
do you silently suffer?
You’re not alone. These are common signs of stress and trauma, Support is available.
- Nightmares
- Anxiety / Panic
- Anger Outbursts
- Feeling Lost
- Loneliness / Isolation
- Fear of Public Gatherings
- Shame / Embarrassment
- Difficulty Trusting Others
- Emotional Numbness
Connect with someone today.
Whether you’re looking to participate, ride with a cause, or support the mission, your involvement makes a real impact.
Veterans and First Responders
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can develop after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. Veterans are particularly vulnerable to PTSD due to the nature of their military service.
Feeling anxious is a normal part of life. Anxiety disorders involve more than occasional worry or fear. For people with these disorders, anxiety does not go away, is felt in many situations, and can get worse over time.
Moral injury is the psychological, emotional, or spiritual distress that arises when someone feels they have violated their own deeply held moral beliefs or witnessed actions that go against their core values.
Helping Veterans and First Responders Heal
If you are a Veteran or First Responder, own a motorcycle and meet the requirements, Knees in the Breeze Foundation has some ways to assist with coping with PTSD, Anxiety, and Moral Injury.
Veteran Support
Opportunities to bring awareness and education to veterans on coping PTSD, Anxiety, and Moral Injury.