Help for any soldier

[BLUEHAWK]

This is a great bunch of people, helping by providing a lot of ordinary things that make life a little better for those in service. I've worked with them quite awhile now, and they are legit.

www.anysoldier.com

[Tina]

Thanks blue..
i was reading and thought i would list some things that our troops can use.. baby whipes,calling cards (to call home) paper and pens (wal-mart is cheap) its going to be getting cold there hot chocolate coffee. microwave stuff to keep warm..
just some ideas if anyone is willing to or is sending stuff.. My sister in law some of my friends from work and I are all going together and going to buy a bunch of stuff and start sending. I loving letters and gifts i haven't been able to do it in awhile cause of money..but i don't care if i know you here and i know you have someone there pm thier addy so i can send them letters and stuff. i have others i am sending too too..
love you
tina

[BLUEHAWK]

They are a wonderful group, Tina...

What I like about them is that they ask for nada, everything goes directly to individuals.

Here are two other sites that the Legion suggests if people want to do other things to help out:

"Combat Wound Relief Fund"

commander@americanlegion137.com
or
www.americanlegion137.com

Major league pitchers have started a fund called "Strikeouts for Troops", aimed at helping the wounded.

www.strikeoutsfortroops.org

Every time they whiff a batter, they contribute $100 to the fund. Participating pitchers include Barry Zito, Tim Hudson, Chad Cordero, Curt Schilling, C.C. Sabathia, Matt Miller and Joe Blanton.