Watch Brantley Gilbert Help Spread Holiday Cheer by Surprising Three Veterans With New Polaris ATVs

Posted on December 19, 2016

Brantley Gilbert helped spread some holiday cheer by partnering with Polaris and the Disabled American Veterans to surprise three U.S. vets and their families with new Polaris RZR off-road vehicles.

The three veterans—Brandon Marchioni, Mike Hammons and Dan O’Connor—and their families were invited to the High Lifter’s Off-Road Park in Louisiana under the guise of helping Polaris with a promotional video. Instead, the group was treated to a day of off-roading with Brantley and a private concert.

At the end of the day, Brantley helped Polaris and DAV surprise each family with a set of keys to their new Polaris RZR XP 1000.

“The vets give so much for all of us,” said Brantley. “To be able to team with a company like Polaris and have fun all day on their RZRs, then send the vets home with one? To me, that’s how we pass it on and make the holidays special for those unseen heroes.”

Watch the video below.

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