The Great American Convoy presented by Harley-Davidson Motor Company is a cross-country motorcycle tour created and led by entrepreneur and philanthropist Adam Sandoval. It is a powerful symbol of unity and gratitude for those who have sacrificed so much in service to their nation. 

2026 Tour Dates: June 20 – July 11

Tour Stops: Beginning at Pig Trail Harley-Davidson in Rogers, AR, Adam will lead motorcycle riders including  to Harley-Davidson dealerships throughout the midwest and northeast before looping back to the grand finale at Milwaukee Harley-Davidson,            to raise funds for WWP.

See the complete schedule to attend a fundraising stop or ride with Adam.

After raising more than $940,000 for Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) during the last three years, Adam is partnering in 2026 with Harley-Davidson Motor Company for another cross-country fundraising tour and needs your help to reach $1,000,000 in fundraising for WWP over four years.

At each stop, Adam will meet fellow riders and supporters, connect with injured veterans, and share the impact of WWP’s life-changing and lifesaving programs on the lives on the lives of wounded warriors and their families. 

Your tax-deductible donation will help injured post-9/11 veterans thrive. 
Donate below or send your check* to:
Wounded Warrior Project  
4899 Belfort Rd., Suite 300
Jacksonville, FL 32256
Attn: Alexis Long/GAC
*Please include “Great American Convoy” in memo.

About Adam Sandoval:

Adam Sandoval has taken the road less traveled for most of his adult life. A born entrepreneur and philanthropist, he is used to working hard and fighting for what he believes in. Adam revved the engines of the motorcycle world in 2014 with his creation of ScootinAmerica, a two-year road trip to raise money for our military, which stemmed from his passion for riding motorcycles and was fueled by his regret for not serving in the military. Adam’s plan was simple- to give back to those who served. During those two years on the road, Scooter and Adam rode cross-country six times, logged over 80,000 miles, and visited almost 700 Harley-Davidson dealers, which raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for our nation’s heroes.
 
Adam created the Great American Convoy to fulfill his desire to do even more for veterans