Old Glory Relay
2024 route and details coming soon!
About the Relay
The Old Glory Relay is a national movement showcasing the strength, grit, and commitment of American veterans in support of their well-being. In 2023, over 800 veterans and supporters walked, rucked, ran, and cycled a single American flag more than 4,000 miles from Seattle, WA to Atlanta, GA in just 50 days.
Rooted in an epic display of patriotism, the Old Glory Relay epitomizes what Team RWB is all about — showing our nation’s veterans that their best days are ahead through a strong focus on health and wellness.
2023 Presenting Sponsor: BMW
For the 2023 relay, a BMW X5 hybrid, outfitted with special BMW and Team RWB decals is serving as the support vehicle, and has already traveled from California to Arizona. BMW dealerships along the route will recognize participants and celebrate the American flag’s arrival.
2023 Recap:
Our goal for 2023 was to raise at least $75,000 for America’s veterans. With the help of our particpants and supporters, we raised $250,000!
Give to Team RWB
Sorry you missed out on supporting the 2023 Old Glory Relay? You can still support the Old Glory Relay and help us fulfill our mission by making a gift to our foundation.
Exclusive Gear
Shop our exclusive 2023 Old Glory Relay gear. Once the gear is gone, it’s gone.
Old Glory Relay in the News
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Benefield: Veterans riding in support of veterans
-The Press Democrat
Team Elder Eagles covered more than 120 miles in fairly grueling cycling conditions Tuesday to do their portion of a nine-state, 4,000-mile, 50-day relay that will end on Armed Services Day May 20 in Atlanta.
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Taking Old Glory for a ride
-The News-Review
Tire pressure, check. Rain gear, check. Safety vest, check. Sean Klope arrived at the firehouse of Douglas County Fire District No. 2 Thursday afternoon in Green, waiting for his chance to pedal with the Stars and Stripes.
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Local pastor participates in cross-country Old Glory Relay
-The Saline Courier
Rev. Walt Garrett, associate pastor of First United Methodist Church of Benton, participated in the Old Glory Relay on Wednesday, running the flag through Benton from Caldwell Elementary up South.
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Flag moving 4,000 Miles in 'Old Glory Relay' makes stop in Hohenwald
-Lewis County Hereld
During its 4,000 mile adventure, the American flag made a stop in Hohenwald, on May 14th, 2023. The community welcomed Team Red, White & Blue (Team RWB) members and staff as the Old Glory Relay wrapped up for the day in front of the courthouse.
