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Los Andes
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Chris Evans' Message for The Heroes Project
Dean Winters
UFC On FOX
CBS Morning News
Equinox
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Business Wire
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CNN
Champions of Change: With The Heroes Project, veterans who have lost limbs learn how to climb mountains. CNN's Brooke Baldwin joined the project in Joshua Tree National Park. -
CBS News
Veteran wounded in Afghanistan climbs Mt. Everest View article to watch video -
Sports Illustrated
The Weekender: First combat amputee summits Everest -
ABC News
Marine Veteran Charlie Linville Is First Combat-Wounded Amputee to Scale Mount Everest -
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CBS This Morning
Marine amputee aims to conquer Mount Everest, "demons" of war View article to watch video -
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GQ
How a Disabled Veteran Conquered Kilimanjaro A bomb blast takes your legs and you've got a few options: You can sit on the couch for the rest of your days (who would blame you?), or you can struggle to walk again. USMC Sgt. Retired Julian Torres, set his sights way higher. He decided to scale Mount Kilimanjaro. Davy Rothbart tried to keep up. View article to watch video -
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People Magazine
Veteran Amputee and Former Hell's Angel to Climb Mount Everest Together: 'The Reward Is Greater Than Any Risk' -
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Los Angeles Times
For former Hells Angel Tim Medvetz, no mountain is too high to climb, even Everest -
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CNN
'The Heroes Project' conquers Mt. Kilimanjaro Retired USMC Sgt. Julian Torres and Heroes Project founder Tim Medvetz talk to CNN's Brooke Baldwin from the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro to recap their journey. View article to watch video -
60 Minutes
Conquering the Impossible Wounded veterans are using their hearts and minds to summit some of the world's tallest mountains and overcome the disabilities war has dealt them View the Full Article for Videos -
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60 Minutes Overtime
Wounded vets do the impossible A former Hells Angels biker finds his life's purpose: Helping gravely wounded veterans climb the world's Seven Summits View article to watch video -
Eddie Bauer
HEROES PROJECT SHIFTS MISSION TO HELPING NEPAL AFTER EVEREST QUAKE -
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Outside Magazine
Heroes to the Top of Everest After a near-fatal motorcycle accident, Hells Angel Tim Medvetz recovered by climbing the world's tallest mountain. Now he's taking wounded veterans on the same journey. -
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ESPN - Duff McKagan
Duff: Heroes Project cause worth following -
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Wall Street Journal
The Heroes Project: Empowering Soldiers and Veterans The Heroes Project founder Tim Medvetz, along with retired USMC Staff Sergeant Mark Zambon, explains how his program gives service men and women a second chance to overcome their disabilities. -
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NBC 7 San Diego
Marine to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro Marine Staff Sergeant Mark Zambon will be traveling to Africa to climb its highest peaks on Friday. NBC 7 reporter Greg Bledsoe talks with Zambon about his inspiring story. -
ABC 7 - EYEWITNESS NEWS
MARINE WHO LOST LEG IN AFGHANISTAN TO CLIMB MOUNT EVEREST -
Los Andes
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ABC News
The Heroes Project featured on ABC News We're currently fundraising for our Kilimanjaro climb on June 25th with Sgt. Mark Zambon and our Carstenz Pyramid climb in July with Retired Stg. Noah Galloway. If this video inspired you in any way, please consider donating here: http://bit.ly/HeroesDonate -
Chris Evans' Message for The Heroes Project
Chris Evans recorded this motivational message to encourage wounded veteran Marisa as she trains for her climb with The Heroes Project. Support Marisa's climb by donating here: http://bit.ly/HeroesDonate -
Dean Winters
Dean Winters' Wish to Support The Heroes Project You can contribute to Dean Winters' wish here: http://bit.ly/THPWish -
UFC On FOX
On a special Sunday edition of The Fighter and The Kid, ex-Hells Angel Tim Medvetz and United States marine Charlie Linville join Brendan Schaub in the studio to talk about 'The Heroes Project'. -
CBS Morning News
The Heroes Project: Man inspired to lead veterans on epic climbs View article to watch video -
Equinox
How founder Tim Medvetz's near-deadly accident changed the lives of wounded veterans forever. SHOW MORE -
ABC 7
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Business Wire
The Heroes Project and Prudential support Charlie Linville, a veteran who is disabled, on his climb to the peak of Mt. Everest (Business Wire)
