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[Owen49]

Thank you for posting this info.

[veteran]

I was a soldier in Iraq. I was there for 15 months. And these packages do make a difference. I loved on very small bases called cops. We didn't have a place to go buy things. So everything we got in the mail is what we had it all makes a difference. Thank you for doing this.

[Bad Water Bill]

Thanks for bringing it back to the top.

Living on a SS check only but reading a LOT I buy paperbacks as cheap as I can.

Yes I do remember being at sea and bragging we read the back side of toilet paper because there was nothing else left to read.

Now I have found a way to get paperbacks into my local VA hospital.

Those wounded vets need all of the support we can give them.

Over 800 books sent so far and shooting for 1K.

Perhaps some others can do the same for the young folks that have done so much for the rest of us.

They NEED something to take their minds off of how much they hurt and in many cases have lost.

[BwBrown]

I'm a pastor, my two churches send a couple boxes a month. Been doing it for about 15 years. Started out with a group of 9 young men and women who deployed together back around 2000.
God bless.

[Bad Water Bill]

BwBrown

Please tell us your location as with over 37,000 members here there probably folks near you willing to assist in helping our troops and the ones still in the hospitals.

Thank you for your generous help.

BWB & Girty

[missionary5155]

Good morning
Reading through this thread I was reminded of a small gunshop in east central ILLinois . They have a box on the floor to drop items in. A sign up above the box as to what should be dropped in. Then a mason jar on the counter for change or green bills . When the box gets full it gets taken to the post office and mailed using the mason jar money. That little shop had sent well over 100 boxes as of November last year to various deployed units.
Mike in Peru