The Oprah Winfrey show today will interview wounded warriors at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Oprah's film crew visited with the wounded warriors and family members in the Military Advanced Training Center which is a rehabilitation facility supporting amputees and others at Walter Reed.
Several Soldiers will be featured. It was filmed before a live audience and looks like a very moving show. Check it out.....
Support the Wounded Warriors Project: http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/
and other programs that aided wounded soldiers.
Showing posts with label Wounded Warriors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wounded Warriors. Show all posts
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Personal Ramblings - Life of Purpose
Friday morning I went to Santa Monica Pier to offer support to the Soldier's Ride of the Wounded Warriors Project. The ride is a bike ride by wounded soldiers and their supporters. I had a chance to talk to a couple of participants and was impressed by the spirit, motivation and sense of purpose of these wounded soldiers many who have lost limbs and suffered other serious injuries. I always find that whenever I volunteer I end up getting back more than i give. I came away with a renewed sense of perspective and motivation for my life. If you get a chance to support Wounded Warriors or similar projects I recommend you make the time to do it.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Contribution - Don't Forget Them
I received this letter of thanks for a small contribution I made. I appreciate the letter and I encourage you to not forget them and help in anyway you can,,,,,,
Dear John,
Thank You
Your support is a bright point of light for a wounded warrior.
This time of year, so many people light candles for the holidays, and that symbolism is not lost on us at the Wounded Warrior Project. For the severely injured heroes we serve, supporters such as you are like thousands of candles that give so much warmth and meaning this holiday season.
Through your support, you stand as a bright point of light in what for many wounded warriors is a dark and difficult time.
Your fidelity and partnership with the WWP mission are great blessings, and I'll be counting those blessings during the holidays this year. I cannot tell you how deeply I value the friendship the two of us share with our wounded warriors.
We at WWP wish you and your loved ones a very happy holiday season. Without your compassion, WWP's programs could not exist.
With my deepest gratitude to you during the holidays,
John Melia
Executive Director
Wounded Warrior Project
https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/
Dear John,
Thank You
Your support is a bright point of light for a wounded warrior.
This time of year, so many people light candles for the holidays, and that symbolism is not lost on us at the Wounded Warrior Project. For the severely injured heroes we serve, supporters such as you are like thousands of candles that give so much warmth and meaning this holiday season.
Through your support, you stand as a bright point of light in what for many wounded warriors is a dark and difficult time.
Your fidelity and partnership with the WWP mission are great blessings, and I'll be counting those blessings during the holidays this year. I cannot tell you how deeply I value the friendship the two of us share with our wounded warriors.
We at WWP wish you and your loved ones a very happy holiday season. Without your compassion, WWP's programs could not exist.
With my deepest gratitude to you during the holidays,
John Melia
Executive Director
Wounded Warrior Project
https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
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