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VETERANS DAY EVERY DAY #6


by: David T. Harris

Fri Apr 14, 2006 at 08:43 PM CDT


( - promoted by Karl-Thomas Musselman)

Cross posted at Daily Kos

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DAVID HARRIS, TX 06

For any one that has followed my out-of-the-box campaign thus far, I welcome you to become familiar with our community service efforts.  It is difficult running for office for anyone but I was certain that I would use the public forum, while available, to continue something that our family believes wholeheartedly in our own lives every day.  If everyone volunteered an hour a week or contributed $20 a month to a charity, I am confident it would change the world. 

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There are 24.7 million Veterans living in the United States.  Nearly 23 percent of homeless adults are Veterans and many more Veterans who live in poverty are at risk for becoming homeless.  While the war continues in Iraq, many more families are left behind without the help they need when soldiers are deployed or killed in the line of duty.  As part of our continued effort to further Veterans causes, we will be highlighting a new Veterans charity in the top spot on our blog page every thirty days for the next year.


The sixth charity we are highlighting is Quilts of Valor.
The mission of the QOV Foundation is to cover ALL combat wounded servicemembers whether physical or psychological with wartime quilts called Quilts of Valor (QOVs). The wounded servicemembers from the War on Terror or Long War are to be considered first and foremost.  The second mission is to teach our children how to sew QOVs. This skill will teach sewing skills in addition to becoming civically involved and volunteering for the betterment of our nation.  A natural extension of our mission will be to link up with our coalition countries and see that their combat wounded are also covered. When all is said and done what we are doing is providing a means by which our combat wounded can have a better life. This foundation will do whatever it takes to reach this goal.


Read here some of the emails and letters from Quilt of Valor receipients



We encourage donations to this charity via their site or by mail with tax deductible donations in the forms of cash, fabric, supplies and other needed items. You may email or phone Catherine at cc.roberts@comcast.net  or via phone at 302.236.0230 to find out more about how you can help.
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