A DECADE OF SERVING VETERANS & FIRST RESPONDERS
for those Who Paid the Price.
We fund long-term programs and run unconventional field events to benefit veterans and first responders.
Service builds operators around four things: COMMUNITY, ADRENALINE, STRUCTURE, and HELP when it counts. The uniform comes off, and all four go with it.
BEVP gives veterans and first responders those four things back.
Structured programs run the long arc. Six months of partner-led care, individual assessments, a cohort that stays together.
Events involving extreme sports run the spectacle. Big ideas, big visibility, big impact. The community and adrenaline come back together.
PROGRAMS GUIDE THE STRUCTURE AND THE HELP. EVENTS RECONNECT THE COMMUNITY WITH THE CHARGE.
Our program, War Feather, runs on partners with credentials, instruments, and data. Partner-led care, individual measurements, and weekly practice are our one sustained commitment to veterans and first responders.
Program partner
War Feather connects participants with partner-led care and a cohort that stays together through the program.
The Coming Home Project leads the supervised entheogenic therapy component described in the program, subject to clinical suitability and applicable legal requirements.
Program partner
Blood panels give clinical partners information to review with each participant. The program includes discussions of hormone and peptide therapies with the medical team.
The clinical partner determines which assessments and options are appropriate for the individual.
Program partner
Training, sleep, nutrition, and recovery form the weekly cadence. The Human Performance Manual gives participants a shared reference for the work between check-ins.
The cohort keeps community and accountability part of the program.
War Feather provides six months of coordinated participation with professional partners and a consistent cohort. Scheduled contact gives participants recurring opportunities to ask questions, discuss their experiences, and stay engaged with the work.
War Feather serves military veterans and police, fire, and EMS professionals who are seeking help and ready to participate.
Participants show up for appointments, training, reflection, and each other. BEVP coordinates the program and its partners. Personal goals guide the work, and qualified professionals guide individual care.
War Feather follows six phases, from selection through completion and continued involvement. Partner-led care takes place alongside weekly programming, with the cohort remaining together throughout the six-month commitment.
Each week includes a review of the scheduled work, work connected to the shared manual, a team check-in, and personal reflection. Monthly in-person gatherings provide time for shared training, program review, and discussion of commitments.
Applicants complete a submission followed by committee review, a psychological evaluation, and a physical challenge. Selection considers the applicant’s circumstances, readiness, and ability to participate in the program. Each cohort has a maximum of 50 participants.
Sponsors help pay for War Feather. Before accepting a place, applicants receive a written breakdown of the services covered by program funding and any expenses they will pay themselves.
Applications for the current cohort are closed.
BEVP may offer information, connections, or other resources according to capacity.
Get future program updatesIndividuals, communities, and organizations can contribute toward a participant’s place or discuss broader program funding. BEVP provides sponsors with a breakdown of the funding requirement, covered services, and available reporting.
The team replies with information, connections, or other resources as capacity allows. Sending an inquiry does not start an application, reserve a place in a cohort, or add you to a waitlist.
What would moving forward look like for you?
Start with what matters to you.
Get to know the people doing the work beside you. Shared check-ins give those relationships time to grow.
Your goals guide the work. Progress is personal.
Birds Eye View Project runs programs and unconventional field events, publishes documentaries and manuals, and provides free science education. Choose the path that fits your circumstances.
Veterans and first responders
Join a structured program with clinical partners, weekly practice, and a cohort of veterans and first responders.
Before accepting a place, you receive a written breakdown of covered services and any expenses you will pay yourself.
Review the commitment and selectionSupporters
Help fund long-term programs and unconventional field events for veterans and first responders. Give, volunteer, or talk with us about sponsorship.
Browse documentaries and manualsVolunteers can discuss assignments suited to their skills, interests, location, and availability.
VolunteerDonors can choose a one-time, monthly, or annual gift, or help fund a War Feather participant.
DonateOrganizations can bring a team to an event, become a sponsor, or contribute services, equipment, venues, and logistics.
Become a sponsorCommunity groups can share resources, organize fundraising, coordinate volunteers, and help people find the appropriate program.
Discuss a task forceQuarterly updates from the field. Team releases, event dates, documentary news.