American Heroes Radio

Hunting for Heroes

Hunting for Heroes is an organization that provides recreational therapy and counseling for law enforcement officers severely injured in the line of duty.  Founded in 2010 by two active duty law enforcement officers,   H4H reaches out to officers across the country to connect them with other officers who have sustained life altering injuries.  H4H provides a hunting camp environment where officers and their families are able to step away from daily struggles and enjoy time outdoors.

According to Hunting for Heroes, “we allow officers and their families the freedom to let their guard down and share difficult situations as we all contribute to help them overcome the struggles they are facing both emotionally and physically. At our camps we connect disabled officers and their families with other families in similar circumstances.  They are able to create lifelong friendships and grow their support network as they travel down the long road of recovery.  They also gain strength and courage as they share stories of personal struggles and perseverance as they discuss their recoveries and the daily challenges they face.  They learn to enjoy the outdoors and a variety of activities that they can perform while overcoming their disability. We expose them to a whole new set of activities that they can perform while overcoming their disability.”

As a Board member for Hunting for Heroes, Lance LoRusso “is a litigator with a healthcare and law enforcement background, Lance focuses his practice on general liability defense for individuals and corporations, medical malpractice defense, healthcare law and catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases on behalf of injured parties and affected families.  As a former officer, Lance is a strong advocate for Georgia law enforcement. He serves as General Counsel to the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police as well as Lodge Attorney for Cobb County’s Lodge 13 of the Fraternal Order of Police. Additionally, he responds to critical incidents on behalf of law enforcement officers. Lance continues to serve the community as an instructor for Georgia police academies and sits on the board of Easter Seals of North Georgia and Hunting For Heroes. www.huntingforheroes.org. He is a certified hostage negotiator and was a member of the Georgia Governor’s Twenty, the top 20 police marksmen in Georgia, for six years.”