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Rick Briggs has always been involved in charity work to help veterans, but when his son came back from Iraq with post-traumatic stress disorder, he knew more needed to be done for veterans.
“A lot of guys put a gun in their mouth because they don’t have hope, they don’t have a purpose,” Briggs said. “They need both hope and purpose to move forward.”
So, Briggs partnered with other volunteers to bring a shared dream to life.
The 137-acre campsite of Camp Liberty, once finished, will feature a welcome center able to house a large family for camping retreats, workshops and other activities for veterans. The 
property, near River Raisin in Brooklyn, Michigan, also will have a gazebo-style chapel, and multiple handicap accessible hunting blinds.
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