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supports families and friends with loved ones serving in the Armed Forces, and provides direct support to our service men and women of all branches who are currently deployed overseas through letters of encouragement, food packages, and other necessities that will remind our troops of how much they are valued and loved. www.operationmom.org
provides programs and services to severely injured active service members and their families during the critical time between their initial rehabilitation while on active duty and their eventual transition back to civilian life. www.woundedwarriorproject.org
celebrates the life of each and every fallen hero from Iraq
and Afghanistan by creating a 3 x 9 ft. banner that will display a favorite picture (selected by their families) with personal information about them. The more than 3,000 banners will tour the nation when completed, and will finish their journey in Washington, DC in a grand, national event. www.americanheroestribute.org
(VFW) offers a vast range of services...they assist families left behind with unpaid bills, they take care of single soldiers' children while the soldier is deployed, they even care for the orphans and widows of killed soldiers. They send everything deployed soldiers need, from dry goods, personal-hygiene items, up-to-date magazines, free phone cards, even life saving kevlar vests. They're also deeply involved in helping veterans receive
health care, vocational rehabilitation and employment, education and training, and much more. http://www.vfw.org
are donated to organizations which offer support to soldiers, veterans, and their families. Neither the publisher nor the author is in any way affiliated with any of these programs, but we think they're doing good, important work, and we want to help. 
supports families and friends with loved ones serving in the Armed Forces, and provides direct support to our service men and women of all branches who are currently deployed overseas through letters of encouragement, food packages, and other necessities that will remind our troops of how much they are valued and loved. 
provides programs and services to severely injured active service members and their families during the critical time between their initial rehabilitation while on active duty and their eventual transition back to civilian life. 
celebrates the life of each and every fallen hero from Iraq
and Afghanistan by creating a 3 x 9 ft. banner that will display a favorite picture (selected by their families) with personal information about them. The more than 3,000 banners will tour the nation when completed, and will finish their journey in Washington, DC in a grand, national event. 
(VFW) offers a vast range of services...they assist families left behind with unpaid bills, they take care of single soldiers' children while the soldier is deployed, they even care for the orphans and widows of killed soldiers. They send everything deployed soldiers need, from dry goods, personal-hygiene items, up-to-date magazines, free phone cards, even life saving kevlar vests. They're also deeply involved in helping veterans receive
health care, vocational rehabilitation and employment, education and training, and much more.