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Inside The Foxhole 

Updates from the frontlines of our mission, with powerful stories, insider news, and ways you can make a lasting impact.

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Stories

Travels to Afghanistan

At the beginning of the Afghanistan crisis, sometime around mid-August 2021, E3 Ranch Foundation Founder and Executive Director Adam LaRoche was on the phone with a good friend, and the subject of the call was how might the Tim Tebow Foundation and E3 Ranch Foundation work together to help the situation in Afghanistan.
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Settling in Fort Scott, Kansas

E3 Ranch Foundation friend and partner Lee Gibson (Relentless Pursuit Outreach and Recovery) has been closely involved with the Afghanistan effort as well, and together he, Adam and Jennifer have seen to it that one particular family (three brothers with their families) of 19 did in fact make it out and into the U.S. Instrumental to getting them on the flight and to the States, Lee and the LaRoches now have resettled them in Fort Scott, Kansas.
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E3RF Hosts SOF Vets

From November 17th through November 21st, seven military veterans were guests to E3 Ranch for a fall get-together, hunt, and an opportunity to thank and serve our military heroes. All were some form of Special Operations Forces (SOF) with the exception of one father-son combination — both military — who won the February 2021 Giveaway hunt when Anthony Sherman generously offered a hunt at the E3 (after Adam so generously gave away Sherman’s truck around the Super Bowl in February 2021).
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News & Media

Adam LaRoche speaks on the Sports Spectrum Podcast

Adam LaRoche played 12 seasons in the majors with the Braves, Pirates, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Nationals and White Sox. He was selected in the 29th round of the 2000 MLB Draft by the Braves, and four years later made his MLB debut on April 7, 2004, against the Mets.

Turns out Chiefs’ Anthony Sherman’s truck giveaway was payback for epic prank

The gesture seemed like a nice feel-good story heading into Super Bowl week. Veteran Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman was donating his beloved pickup truck as the prize in a drawing to benefit victims of human trafficking. There was a tweet: ”You know what I love more than my truck? My Freedom! Join me in fighting for those who don’t have it!”
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