Non-Profit Beekeeping Program Helps Ease Anxiety and PTSD in Veterans

Kara and Matthew Rutter have a combined 45 years of military service between them. When they retired from the Army, they knew they wanted to continue to serve their country, only this time by helping veterans.

In 2019 the Rutters founded Project Victory Gardens, a veteran-led non-profit farm dedicated to agritherapy, animal therapy, and farm education for military members, veterans, and their families on 20 beautiful acres in Aiken, South Carolina….continue reading this article here

Article by: Meghan Overdeep
Photo by: PROJECT VICTORY GARDENS

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