Our American Dream Team
NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Colin Garrett racing for those who served
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Racing For Heroes

Promoting free services that help veterans recover from the invisible wounds of service.

The Rosie Network

Connecting military families with resources to build businesses and thrive.

2× Blue Star

Colin Garrett's family: both older brothers are active duty Army. This mission is personal.

Give Now

We're racing to combat the epidemic of Veteran suicide

…by promoting the free services of Racing For Heroes and The Rosie Network. Your backing helps us save lives. NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Colin Garrett is building the first NASCAR team dedicated to military community causes — putting veteran suicide prevention in the national spotlight every race weekend.

25% of active duty personnel are NASCAR fans, and 18% of NASCAR fans are veterans. That reach is a force multiplier for the nonprofits we champion.

"This is a force multiplier! Every $10 given to the crowdfunder is like giving $100 to the nonprofit because of the national exposure we get." — Mike Evock, Founder of Racing For Heroes
Retired Special Forces Chief Warrant Officer Three
Racing For Heroes and The Rosie Network provide free, life-changing services to veterans and military families. Your support puts their mission on a national stage.
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Behind the Scenes

Meet some of those making it happen…

Colin Garrett

Xfinity Series driver. Drove the No. 26 Sam Hunt Racing RFH Tactical Mobility Toyota Supra. Named Biggest Mover at Kansas, finishing P16 after starting P37. A 2× Blue Star family member racing for a cause bigger than the track.

Mike Evock

Founder of Racing For Heroes. Retired Special Forces Chief Warrant Officer Three. His organization provides free services to veterans dealing with PTSD and traumatic brain injury — using motorsports as therapy.

Our American Dream Team

The people behind the mission

Become a Founder
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Colin Garrett

Driver & Founder

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Sam Hunt Racing

Team Partner

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Our American Dream Team

Racing for Veterans

Team News & Updates

Garrett honors late Admiral at Talladega

In his first 2021 Xfinity Series race, Colin Garrett honored late Rear Admiral Tom Brown, II, SEAL (Ret.) with his name on the passenger side door of the No. 26 Sam Hunt Racing RFH Tactical Mobility Toyota Supra for the Ag-Pro 300. Garrett started P22 and finished P15.

April 25, 2021

Named Biggest Mover at Kansas

Colin Garrett earned the Biggest Mover title at Kansas Speedway, climbing from a P37 start to a P16 finish — a 21-position gain that showcased the team's determination.

2021 Season

Featured in Military Families Magazine

Our crowdfunded NASCAR team was featured in Military Families magazine in the September 2020 issue, highlighting the mission to combat veteran suicide through racing.

September 2020

Economic Recovery Initiative

The Jewelry Republic & NASCAR Driver Colin Garrett announced an economic recovery initiative supporting veteran-owned businesses.

2021

Featured Partners

Organizations and businesses making a difference

Racing For Heroes

A nonprofit providing free services to veterans dealing with PTSD and traumatic brain injury, using motorsports as a therapeutic tool. Founded by retired Special Forces CW3 Mike Evock.

The Rosie Network

Connecting military spouses and veterans with resources, mentorship, and tools to launch and grow their own businesses — strengthening the military family economy.

The Jewelry Republic

Founded by Marine veteran Greg Boudah, The Jewelry Republic serves veterans seeking quality jewelry. Partnered with Colin Garrett on an economic recovery initiative for veteran-owned businesses.

Got questions about the crowdfunding campaign or interviewing us?

Drop us a line using the contact form and we'll get back in touch as soon as possible.

To request an autographed hero card from Colin, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

PO Box 1231, South Boston, VA 24592

Note: Inaugural season hero cards were available to crowdfunding backers prior to the Daytona race.

Send Us a Message

Every lap Colin Garrett turns on the Xfinity Series circuit carries a purpose far beyond the checkered flag. His racing platform shines a national spotlight on organizations that deliver free, life-changing services to veterans battling the invisible wounds of military service. By harnessing the energy of motorsports and the loyalty of its fans, the team connects retired and active-duty service members with critical mental health resources, entrepreneurial support, and community networks. The mission is urgent, the approach is direct, and the goal is simple: ensure that those who sacrificed for our freedom have somewhere to turn when the fight follows them home.

Behind the wheel and away from the track, this effort is built on family conviction. With both older brothers serving on active duty in the Army, the commitment to military communities is not abstract — it is woven into the fabric of the team. Fans, military spouses, and veteran-owned businesses join together as force multipliers, amplifying awareness through every race weekend. From Talladega to short tracks across the country, each appearance is a chance to promote healing, celebrate resilience, and remind every warrior that they are never alone in the battle to reclaim hope and purpose after service.