Heavy Medal’s founding obligation

Carry the standard forward.

Combat wounds can change capability. They do not erase ambition, identity, or the right to pursue progress.

The promise

SORN remains free for combat-wounded veterans.

Heavy Medal’s paid membership exists in part so veterans living with combat wounds can receive adaptive training guidance without paying for access. A portion of profits also supports organizations serving combat-wounded and service-connected disabled veterans.

“I wanted them to be able to train instead of giving up on goals they lost when they were wounded. I could not be there to answer every question, so SORN became a way to be there for them.”

Eligibility and enrollment instructions will be published clearly before public applications open.

Purpose and connection

Training can provide a direction for tomorrow.

Heavy Medal believes goals, routine, progress, and community can help restore purpose and connection. SORN is not mental-health care and does not replace clinical treatment or crisis support.

Veterans Crisis Line

If you or a veteran you know is in crisis, call 988, then press 1, text 838255, or use the confidential online chat.

Connect with the Veterans Crisis Line