Dine For a Difference at Common Man Merrimack to Benefit Run for Resilience

Camp Resilience Executive Director Jeff Ladieu, a retired Captain of the New Hampshire State Police and U.S. Army Ranger, will run more than 215 miles from the top of NH down to Nashua over the course of 10 days to raise $100,000 for the organization. 

This event highlights the mental health crisis facing veterans and first responders.  This powerful journey symbolizes resilience, unity, and strength, calling on all Americans to connect with those who serve, honoring the lives lost to suicide, and supporting those still fighting their battles beyond the uniform.

On Thursday, October 9, Jeff heads into the last leg of his run and he’ll race right past Common Man Merrimack on his way to the finish line. We’re celebrating Jeff’s achievement and supporting his fundraising all day. For each guest who presents a printed voucher or voucher image seen below on a digital device, we’ll donate 20% of food sales back to Camp Resilience.

Join us from 11:30 a.m. – 9 p.m. on Thursday, October 9 and present the voucher below in print or on a digital device.  Can’t make it in that night? Donate to Run for Resilience online here.

Learn about the retreats, support, and services Camp Resilience provides to veterans and first responders here.