Make a Difference Challenge
Aggressor Adventures is launching our most exciting guest initiative ever! Our new Challenge Coin Club will be one of our most exclusive and rewarding experiences we can ever ask of our guests.
For 2025, we are asking our guests to ‘Make a Difference’ in someone’s life. Once you have completed the task, scroll down below to submit your entry. If it meets the challenge of making a difference in someone’s life, you will not only be inducted to our exclusive club but receive an award plaque with your very own challenge coin included!
MAKE A DIFFERENCE TODAY!
What is a Challenge Coin?
The tradition of the challenge coin originated in the military, where it serves as a symbol of honor, loyalty, and camaraderie. These coins were often given to recognize acts of bravery, selflessness, and exceptional service. Over time, challenge coins have become a meaningful way to honor those who make a difference.
At Aggressor Adventures, as a veteran-owned company, we carry forward this tradition to celebrate individuals who make a significant impact in others' lives.

How it works
- Share a Story
- Tell us about a time you made a meaningful impact in someone's life.
- Earn a Challenge Coin
- These qualifiying stories of service to others will receive an official award plaque with your very own challenge coin included!
Submissions are open to all past Aggressor customers whether you're an adventurer, veteran, or someone inspired to make a difference.
Submit Your Story
We want to hear from you!
Why this Matters?
As a veteran-owned company, Aggressor Adventures holds the values of service, integrity, and community close to heart. By sharing these stories, we aim to create a ripple effect of kindness and inspire others to make a difference.
Join us in honoring the everyday heros among us.
For more about our CEO's commitment to service, visit CEO Wayne Brown - Aggressor Adventures

Leading by Example
Below is our CEO, Wayne Brown, and his Challenge Coin story.
"For my challenge in the ‘Make a Difference’ club, I wanted to make a difference for those with mobility issues and give the freedom to come and go from their house without fear of falling or injury. I picked the country of Belize for my challenge as they have very little government support available to address these issues.
I worked with the Ministry of Health to identify two families that could benefit the most from adding handicap ramps to their houses. For this challenge, I needed help, so I recruited 5 friends to be part of my team. Over the course of 6 days, we built, not only two handicap ramps but several side projects at the families houses to aid in their ability to move freely.
It was an extremely rewarding project with a lot of hard labor and sweat but the end results exceeded all my expectations. The families were so appreciative and we left knowing we made a difference for these two deserving families.
Wayne B. Brown
Owner & CEO