Posted on Jan 28, 2015
What are some of your favorite charities? Ones that are worthy of your time, money or efforts.
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Some of mine are the Patriot Guard Riders (PGR), standing for those that stood for us. https://www.patriotguard.org/content.php
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA). https://www.combatvet.org
VFW, DAV, NRA, I also contribute to various local clubs/associations benefits and fund raisers.
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA). https://www.combatvet.org
VFW, DAV, NRA, I also contribute to various local clubs/associations benefits and fund raisers.
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These folks helped me when my wife died... They do great things to a lot of people. They are worth your time and money.
http://www.militaryfriends.org/
http://www.militaryfriends.org/
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I like the mission of Project Sanctuary. LTC Jason Strickland is part of the management team there. It's worth a few mins of your time to check out what they do.
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CPT Richard Riley
I need to apologize LTC Jason Strickland for not including you in my post. I was thinking closer to home and your project just slipped my mind.
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LTC Jason Strickland
Thanks for the mentions, CPT Aaron Kletzing and CPT Richard Riley! We're having an impact across the country serving our military and veteran community!
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MSG Kirt Highberger, not to toot our own horn, but I'm very proud of the work we're doing at Project Sanctuary.
Our retreats support the healing and reintegration of military personnel and their entire family, and more than seven years of data support our best practices:
- 90% of military couples who have gone through the program are still married
- 0% of attendees are homeless
- 0% of attendees have lost their life from suicide
- 100% of attendees who are able to work are currently employed
- 91% of our subjects with PTSD symptoms demonstrated a clinically significant improvement after our six-day retreat (Per Regis University Preliminary Study)
http://www.projectsanctuary.us
Our retreats support the healing and reintegration of military personnel and their entire family, and more than seven years of data support our best practices:
- 90% of military couples who have gone through the program are still married
- 0% of attendees are homeless
- 0% of attendees have lost their life from suicide
- 100% of attendees who are able to work are currently employed
- 91% of our subjects with PTSD symptoms demonstrated a clinically significant improvement after our six-day retreat (Per Regis University Preliminary Study)
http://www.projectsanctuary.us
Home page for the Project Sanctuary website
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