America's Warriors

We were very pleased to take supplies to the Fisher House and the Task Force Phoenix (Warrior Transition Battalion.) in February of 2011.

Although we were unable to sit and speak with folks from the Fisher House as they were getting ready for their big valentines Day party, we did have the pleasure of meeting with several of our wounded Soldiers from the W.T.B. some of whom  were in fact my neighbors here at home *two thumbs up*

I cannot say how much it warmed our hearts to sit down and speak with these brave people who had been hurt and had their lives changed so dramatically, all because they were trying to help keep people like my daughter and I safe from the people in this world that would seek to cause us harm. It was a truly humbling experience to meet these people face to face and hear what they have had to go through for our benefit, and the benefit of our fellow Compatriots.

It is our hope here at America’s Warriors, that we will start to see some folks donate to our cause, so that we can delve more deeply into the Veteran world and supply help to these brave people when they come back home. The trip to Fort Lewis and supplies America’s Warriors delivered, was a result  of  a donation from a  company in Oregon, and by utilizing  the last $2,000 from my personal 401k and using it for the trip and supplies  as the charity had insufficient funds.

At this time we are extremely low on funds, and are in desperate need of financial help if we are to keep our doors open and help more Service-Members both over-seas and here at home. We hope that you will consider donating to our cause, and asking your friends and family to consider doing the same.

I hope that you enjoy the pictures below and I apologize for not having more. The person taking photo’s for us broke his camera right at the end of the visit, and I had only taken 1 or 2 shots with my camera.

Wounded

delivery time

Supplies for Ft. Lewis

Fisher House

End of the day, now off to Spokane...Lot's of driving