The 2025 Military Inaugural Ball, organized by Rally4Vets and the Disabled Veteran Empowerment Network (DVEN), will take place on January 20, 2025 at the Fairmont Hotel in Washington, DC. This nonpartisan event honors the incoming administration and highlights the military’s role in supporting democracy. The theme, “We Drive. They Survive,” emphasizes the connection between motorsports and fundraising for service dogs to prevent veteran suicide. This phrase is a clever nod to the Formula 1 Netflix series, “Drive to Survive,” symbolizing how the thrill of racing is harnessed to drive positive impact.
The event is designed for active-duty military personnel, veteran business owners, senior defense industry executives, and military attaches from DC-based embassies. Rally4Vets’ official race car, currently a Corvette, will be prominently displayed at the hotel entrance, decked out in DVEN/Rally4Vets livery and sponsor logos. This car display can be swapped out if a sponsoring automaker at the Gold level or higher wishes to feature their car.
This is a rare opportunity to connect with leaders from the military, veteran, and defense sectors in a grand celebration that occurs only once every four years. The gala will include inspiring stories and testimonies, tying into the broader mission of using motorsports to bring attention to veteran mental health and suicide prevention.
This event celebrates the rich history of the American military and offers a platform to foster unity and camaraderie while raising awareness for veteran causes. The evening promises to be both glamorous and meaningful, with the dual goals of enjoying motorsports and supporting those who have served the nation.
The event will be live streamed and there are a wide range of activations available to sponsors. read more
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The 2025 Military Inaugural Ball, organized by Rally4Vets and the Disabled Veteran Empowerment Network (DVEN), will take place on January 20, 2025 at the Fairmont Hotel in Washington, DC. This nonpartisan event honors the incoming administration and highlights the military’s role in supporting democracy. The theme, “We Drive. They Survive,” emphasizes the connection between motorsports and fundraising for service dogs to prevent veteran suicide. This phrase is a clever nod to the Formula 1 Netflix series, “Drive to Survive,” symbolizing how the thrill of racing is harnessed to drive positive impact.
The event is designed for active-duty military personnel, veteran business owners, senior defense industry executives, and military attaches from DC-based embassies. Rally4Vets’ official race car, currently a Corvette, will be prominently displayed at the hotel entrance, decked out in DVEN/Rally4Vets livery and sponsor logos. This car display can be swapped out if a sponsoring automaker at the Gold level or higher wishes to feature their car.
This is a rare opportunity to connect with leaders from the military, veteran, and defense sectors in a grand celebration that occurs only once every four years. The gala will include inspiring stories and testimonies, tying into the broader mission of using motorsports to bring attention to veteran mental health and suicide prevention.
This event celebrates the rich history of the American military and offers a platform to foster unity and camaraderie while raising awareness for veteran causes. The evening promises to be both glamorous and meaningful, with the dual goals of enjoying motorsports and supporting those who have served the nation.
The event will be live streamed and there are a wide range of activations available to sponsors. read more
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