Gear Heads
Wednesday nights, 6–9 PM. Veterans and non-vets wrench together on community projects, building skills, strengthening community, and supporting local families one project at a time.
Wrenching With Purpose
Gear Heads is the heartbeat of the ranch workshop — a weekly gathering where veterans, first responders, and community members roll up their sleeves and work side by side. No experience required, no judgment offered. Just tools, grease, and the kind of brotherhood that comes from solving a problem together.
Whether you've rebuilt engines for decades or have never held a wrench, there's a place for you at the bench. Our projects give the work of the hands a purpose: restoring vehicles and equipment that go back into the community — or into the hands of a family that needs them.
Projects that Impact
Every build that leaves the workshop ends with a vehicle, or a set of repaired hands, going back into the community.
Take Part in the Work
The club runs on neighbors helping neighbors. Pick the path that fits you.
All Skill Levels Welcome
You don't have to be a veteran, and you don't have to know a socket from a wrench. If you're willing to learn and lend a hand, the bay door is open.
Learn the Trade
Seasoned members teach the basics — oil changes, brake jobs, diagnostics — and let you turn the wrenches yourself.
Find Your People
The shop is a low-pressure space to talk, laugh, and build real friendships with folks who get it.
Give Back
Every build we complete goes to a family or organization in the community. Your hands make a difference.
