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KMPS - Pacific NW Radio Station that Support the Troops

 

Operation Dear Abby — Noted advice columnist's site for sending "any servicemember" messages.

 

Fallen Heroes Last Wish Foundation — Provides funds to help support and educate the children of American servicemembers lost during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

 

Fisher House"Comfort homes" on the grounds of major military and VA medical centers, where family members can be close to a loved one during the hospitalization for an unexpected illness, disease, or injury.

 

Homes for our Troops — Building specially-adapted homes for severely disabled soldiers and their families.

 

USA Freedom Corps — Make a difference by volunteering. Web site gives you many options.

 

USO Care packages — Sponsor a care package that includes requested items such as pre-paid worldwide phone cards, sunscreen, travel-size toiletries, and personal messages.

 

Armed Services Blood Program — Supplies blood and blood products for the 1.3 million servicemembers and their families around the globe. Here's information on how you can help.

 

Wounded warrior hospital fund — To provide quality-of-life items for wounded servicemembers at Landstuhl.

 

Voices from Home — Allows serving military members and their families and friends to send and receive immediate voice e-mail messages.

 

Military Moms — Message boards, chat rooms, ways to donate items, information on the military, and much more; a project organized by mothers of servicemembers.

 

Operation Air Conditioner — A military mother's effort to send needed air conditioners (and in the winter, heaters) and other items to troops in the Middle East.

 

VFW's Operation Uplink — Purchases phone cards and distributes them to servicemembers.

 

Operation Military Pride — Volunteer organization, founded by military spouses, sends cards, letters and care packages to troops. Also distributes names and addresses of participating servicemembers for people wishing to send messages or gifts directly.

 

Camp.Doha.org — Information on the Middle East for troops and their families and friends.

 

Blue Star Mothers of America — Group founded by servicemembers' moms during WWII. Site has links to several support programs.

 

Operation Call Home — Goal: A satellite phone for every platoon in Iraq

 

Apppreciate our troops.org — If you buy a mug, a servicemember will get one, too. Also, post photos.

 

Treat the Troops — Home-baked cookies for servicemembers.

 

SI Yellow Ribbon — From southern Illinois, sending packages, cards and letters to the troops

 

Operation Enduring Response — a Texas Red Cross chapter's program enabling kids to write letters which are then delivered to the troops.

 

Defend America messages — At this Defense Dept. Web site, a way to send a "thank you" note to the troops.

 

Attn: Any Soldier — Seeks donations of hand warmers, inflatable pillows, all-weather and emergency blankets, antibacterial wipes and Beanie Babies for soldiers to give to Iraqi tots.

 

Freedom packages — Items for troops in overseas combat zones.

 

Kitchen Table Gang — Encourages sending care packages, phone cards and items like magazine or newspaper subscriptions to hospitalized veterans and troops.

 

Operation Hero Miles — An effort by several airlines allowing the public to donate frequent flyer miles to troops coming home for emergencies or R&R.

 

Operation Military Care — The U.S. War Dogs Association's project devoted to supporting the hundreds of American war dogs and their handlers in Iraq.

 

Gift of Groceries — DECA's program provides gift certificates that can be used at commissaries. Family members can also use them at bases back home.

 

Operation SAND Box — Started by two 13-year-olds, "adopt a soldier" program gets supplies and messages to the troops.

 

Operation Gold Bridge — Seeking school supplies for Iraqi schools. (Story has contact information.)

 

Marine Moms — Support page for friends and relatives of Marines.

 

Militarymail.org — Send "fan mail" to servicemembers.

 

Treats for troops — Servicemembers sign up for goodies from home.

 

Carolina Troop Supporters — A student-led organization devoted to supporting the U.S. armed forces

 

Treat Any Soldier — Care packages for soldiers serving in harm's way.

 

Operation Letters from Home — "Adopt" a deployed or wounded servicemember.

 

Request for medical supplies addressed to the stateside medical community.