Where: From Fort Lincoln State Park in Mandan, ND to Little Bighorn Battlefield in Garryowen, MT. ‘Healing along the Custer Trail’ was the second leg of a 2000 mile journey.
When: June 1-19, 2014
Our Success
Statistics for 2014
Recipients and caregivers enjoying a meal provided by T4T
- 444 miles
- 19 days of riding
- Covered 2 states: North Dakota and Montana
- Over 90 riders and 15 volunteers participated
- Representatives of the Lakota, Dakota, Mandan, Hadatsa, Arikara, Crow, and Northern Cheyenne nations participated to bring awareness to their tribes
- 8,200 horseback miles were logged
- 16 towns- Mandan, ND; New Salem, ND; Glen Ullin, ND; Taylor, ND; Dickinson, ND; Belfield, ND; Medora, ND; Beach, ND; Wibaux, MT; Baker, MT; Ismay, MT; Miles City, MT; Hathaway, MT; Rosebud, MT; Busby, MT; Garryowen, MT
- 1,200 Facebook Followers
- Data from website, Facebook page, newspapers, radio stations and other media sources showed over 55, 000 people received the message of donation
- $30,444 donated to the Gift of Life Transplant House in Rochester, MN used to:
- Remodel the kitchen in the 705 2nd Street house
- Support the Trails4Transplants Campfire Fund, which helps provide fellowship meals for recipients and their caregivers
- $1,500 donated to Our Living Legacy – a donor tribute and donation education wall at Altru Health Systems, Grand Forks, ND
