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This category is for individuals and groups who offer support, in various ways, to all branches of the US military.

Resources in This Category

• Adopt a Platoon

  http://www.adoptaplatoon.org/
  Encourages support to deployed soldiers through letters, care packages, pen pal campaigns, and monetary donations.

• Adopt a US Soldier

  http://adoptaussoldier.org/
  Program that connects supportive Americans with deployed soldiers.

• Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas

  http://www.airborneangelcadets.com/
  Nonprofit sending donations to American soldiers and troops in Iraq, Afghanistan and other overseas posts.

• All For Our Military

  http://www.angelfire.com/ne/Hodge/index.html
  An email or pen pal project designed to send correspondence to troops who do not receive large amounts of mail. Information, commentary, and related links.

• Any Soldier

  http://www.anysoldier.com/
  Lets people send care packages that are distributed to soldiers. Frequently asked questions, success stories, and how to get involved.

• Books For Soldiers

  http://www.booksforsoldiers.com/
  Soldier support site that ships books, DVDs and supplies to deployed soldiers and soldiers in hospitals via their volunteer network. How to help, mailing guidelines, and forums.

• Cell Phones for Soldiers

  http://www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com/
  Collects used cell phones and sells them to recycling firms, and uses that money to buy calling cards for soldiers overseas. Includes group highlights and donation information.

• eMail Our Military

  http://www.emailourmilitary.com/
  Free service providing encouragement, motivation, and support to the United States military via email and postal mail.

• Keystone Soldiers

  http://www.keystonesoldiers.com/
  Message board for public messages of support. Also event calendar, picture gallery, polls, penpal information, contributed articles, stories, and quotes, and links.

• National Military Appreciation Month

  http://www.nmam.org/
  Celebrated in May due to VE Day, Military Spouse Day, Loyalty Day, Armed Forces Day/Week, National Day of Prayer, and Memorial Day. Origination and purpose are discussed, as well as events, media page, participation ideas, and military links.

• Noanie

  http://www.noanie.com/
  How to send care packages, donate, and write and send letters to deployed soldiers.

• Operation Paperback

  http://www.operationpaperback.org/
  A non-profit, volunteer organization that collects gently used books and sends them to American troops deployed overseas.

• Operation Shoebox

  http://www.operationshoebox.com/
  Based in Florida, requesting help by writing letters and collecting donations of items to send to troops on the frontlines. News, information, and drop-off locations.

• Quaker House of Fayetteville, North Carolina

  http://www.quakerhouse.org/
  Assists military personnel stationed in 11 states, mostly in the Southeast.

• Salute our Military

  http://www.uscenter.com/
  Patriotic products, screensavers, and discussion board.

• Soldiers' Angels

  http://www.soldiersangels.org/
  Support organization for United States service personnel. Includes volunteer opportunities, newsletters, forum, and project information.

• Strikeouts for Troops

  http://www.strikeoutsfortroops.org/
  Project of Major League Baseball player Barry Zito in which pitchers donate money to the U.S. military in hospitals when strikeouts are made. News, contribution information, and contact information.

• The GI Rights Hotline

  http://girightshotline.org/
  Hotline for military personnel wanting information about military discharges, grievance and complaint procedures, and other civil rights.

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• Home > Home > Family > Family Resources and Support > Military Families
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