This is a fundraiser for wounded troops set up as a friendly blogger competition. I picked the Marine Corps, because they guard Heaven’s streets. If you want to choose one of the other services… well, here is the link to the Project Valor page.
Project Valour-IT began when Charles “Chuck” Ziegenfuss was wounded by an IED [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Fundraising Projects'
Project Valour-IT - Give Back to Those Who Gave
November 6th, 2007 · Comments Off · 8 views
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Project Valour-IT - Blogs Compete
November 4th, 2007 · Comments Off · 107 views
This is a fundraiser for wounded troops set up as a friendly blogger competition. I picked the Marine Corps, because they guard Heaven’s streets. If you want to choose one of the other services… well, here is the link to the Project Valor page.
Project Valour-IT began when Charles “Chuck” Ziegenfuss was wounded by an IED [...]
Categories: Blogging · Fundraising Projects
Project Valour-IT - Voice Operated Computers
November 2nd, 2007 · Comments Off · 105 views
This is a fundraiser for wounded troops set up as a friendly blogger competition. I picked the Marine Corps, because they guard Heaven’s streets. If you want to choose one of the other services… well, here is the link to the Project Valor page.
Project Valour-IT began when Charles “Chuck” Ziegenfuss was wounded by an IED [...]
Categories: Blogging · Fundraising Projects
Project Valour-IT - Supporting Wounded Marines
October 31st, 2007 · Comments Off · 115 views
This is a fundraiser for wounded troops set up as a friendly blogger competition. I picked the Marine Corps, because they guard Heaven’s streets. If you want to choose one of the other services… well, here is the link to the Project Valor page.
Project Valour-IT began when Charles “Chuck” Ziegenfuss was wounded by an IED [...]
Categories: Blogging · Fundraising Projects
Project Valour-IT - United States Marines
October 29th, 2007 · Comments Off · 11 views
This is a fundraiser for wounded troops set up as a friendly blogger competition. I picked the Marine Corps, because they guard Heaven’s streets. If you want to choose one of the other services… well, here is the link to the Project Valor page.
Project Valour-IT began when Charles “Chuck” Ziegenfuss was wounded by an IED [...]
Categories: Blogging · Fundraising Projects
Beauty For The Brave
October 20th, 2007 · Comments Off · 9 views

Our idea is wonderfully simple. What if every American woman donated the cost of her favorite beauty treat to benefit wounded troops? Think of your favorite - whether a manicure, a facial, a massage, or a new lipstick - and consider donating its cost to benefit our wounded. It’s not how much each woman gives, [...]
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Ride to Rebuild
August 15th, 2006 · 1 Comment · 20 views
Remember Bunny? Here’s the latest on the Ride to Rebuild.
After biking 1,500 miles, we are almost done with Wyoming! And while it has been beautiful we are ready to head into Colorado. Our highest climb of 11,000 feet will be coming up in a few days.
These five young people put months in helping on the [...]
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Ride to Rebuild - Reprint
August 3rd, 2006 · Comments Off · 10 views
Bunny [the friend formerly known as PG] has updated me on her ride across America.
We are currently in Riggins, ID for the night. We’re taking an easy day tomorrow-about 27 miles into Whitebird. Then the next day will be a climb up to Grangeville. We’ll be in Missoula August 2nd or 3rd. Then we’ll be [...]
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Ride to Rebuild
July 29th, 2006 · 1 Comment · 17 views
A group of young people ride to help rebuld the Gulf
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Cross Plains Burned
January 2nd, 2006 · Comments Off · 14 views
Here’s another chance for Americans to help out Americans in dire need.
In Cross Plains, Texas, 116 homes have been destroyed, 7,665 acres have burned, and two people have died. A local bank is accepting cash donations:
City of Cross Plains Fire Relief Fund
c/o Texas Heritage Bank
PO Box 699
Cross Plains, TX 76443
via Michelle Malkin
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