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Campaign Summary
Tri For The 22 pairs a 70.3-mile triathlon with a $70,000 fundraising goal — $1,000 per race mile — in support of veteran-focused nonprofit organizations. 70 miles. $70,000. One mission for veterans.
- Fundraising Miles
- 70
- Goal
- $70K
- Race Distance
- 70.3
- Veteran Organizations
- 2
- Mission
- 1
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Athlete Bio
I'm Cody — a Navy veteran, husband, father, and endurance athlete. I spent seven years on active duty as a Mass Communication Specialist, including a 2011 deployment to Afghanistan as a combat journalist. I came home physically present but carrying things I didn't fully understand how to process, and it took years before I found real ways to work through that.
In 2023, a Mighty Oaks Warrior Program retreat became a turning point — it taught me that recovery isn't about becoming who you were before something happened, but someone stronger because of it. Around that same time, endurance sports became one of the ways I learned to keep moving forward: a marathon in 2023, a 100-kilometer ultramarathon in 2024, and now the road to a 70.3-mile triathlon.
I've benefited from people and organizations willing to invest in veterans when it mattered most. Now I want to return that investment — one mile, and one story, at a time — so another veteran finds the same kind of turning point I did.
Full biography, testimony, and campaign story on the About page.
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Beneficiary Organizations
- Mighty Oaks Foundation — https://www.mightyoaksprograms.org/
- Project Echelon — https://www.projectechelon.org/
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