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Liberty Care Packages

Submitted by 09jadavis on Thu, 2008-05-08 16:39.


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Liberty Care Packages is a service that mails entertainment, and needed goods to soldiers overseas. Things may include but are not limited to books, magazines, computers, candy, etc.

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Started On:May 1 2008Ended On:
People Involved:3People Impacted:300,000
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Category: Community Building

Tags: care soldiers military army Navy Marines liberty package

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Adopt A Troop

Submitted by rosieposy08 on Sun, 2007-08-26 01:44.


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I started the Adopt A Troop club at my school this year. Adopt A Troop send care packages to troop overseas. I think that a program like this is very important because its makes being away from home a bit easier when you know that you have an entire country supporting you. Adopt A Troop send a piece of home to the troops. It's also showing our appreciation for keep us safe and allowing us to live our lives and enjoy the freedom we have. Without our troops, we wouldn't be safe and we need to honor them. I don't think i need to say this, but its not easy for the troops, and they look forward to getting mail so much, but some of them don't get anything. I've spoken to some family members of troops deployed in Iraq and they appreciate Adopt A Troop so much!

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Started On:7/1/07Ended On:Present
People Involved:An entire school, about 1200 studentsPeople Impacted:Over 20 and growing everyday
Money Raised:Donations  

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Related Cause: Human Rights

Category: Global Impact

Tags: soldiers Iraq army Troops Overseas Navy Coast Guard Marines Air Force

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