Benefit ideas, suggestions to help a soldier in need
Benefit ideas, suggestions to help a soldier in need
I recently welcomed home a good friend of mine... A soldier who left the US for Iraq with a family, many friends, and all good things to come back to, as many have, and wait for. His year serving was patiently waited, and when he left, many good things seemed to be there. What he came back to was a lot of change, and not in that good sense Obama was trying to make us believe in
And while I sent my warm welcomes, being glad that he's back, he came back to a lot of other things, many of which I can't even begin to describe. Troubles abound have been growing for him, and currently, I know amongst all else, he'll certainly need lawyers soon. I reason that the military can probably give him such great help, but I don't know what they can do. He was also displaced, and in some sense, he doesn't have a true home right now. With all he's losing, all he's lost and all he's struggling to recover, I'd been thinking there isn't much I can do for him
Tonight, I happened to think... Maybe not I, but perhaps I can get some help, some suggestions, and maybe do something for him afterall. So who can give me ideas to help someone who has served for us, and if nothing else, relieve some of the stress? Seriously. I'd wasted a month not realizing that maybe he can find more help from me, and I'm not at all happy with it, but I'm hoping something good can come from this post here and now. Anything, anyone, ideas?
And while I sent my warm welcomes, being glad that he's back, he came back to a lot of other things, many of which I can't even begin to describe. Troubles abound have been growing for him, and currently, I know amongst all else, he'll certainly need lawyers soon. I reason that the military can probably give him such great help, but I don't know what they can do. He was also displaced, and in some sense, he doesn't have a true home right now. With all he's losing, all he's lost and all he's struggling to recover, I'd been thinking there isn't much I can do for him
Tonight, I happened to think... Maybe not I, but perhaps I can get some help, some suggestions, and maybe do something for him afterall. So who can give me ideas to help someone who has served for us, and if nothing else, relieve some of the stress? Seriously. I'd wasted a month not realizing that maybe he can find more help from me, and I'm not at all happy with it, but I'm hoping something good can come from this post here and now. Anything, anyone, ideas?
first off you gotta find a place that u can have it at like a fair grounds or community center see if the area can be donated and when its available and work your date around that.. second u gotta get ppl willing to help u with doing everything... better yet get ahold of an organiztion called soldiers and angels i bet they can help you
- onegunguitar
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You got SamarA if you need us. Homer's gap Civics is a good place for this kinda thing as well
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you do it your way, i'll do it mine.
- Mysterytrain
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Venues
A few possible venues off the top of my head...
Brush Mountain Sportsmans Club
Sinking Valley Fairgrounds
Valley View Amphitheatre
The Casino
30 Something
Brush Mountain Sportsmans Club
Sinking Valley Fairgrounds
Valley View Amphitheatre
The Casino
30 Something
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