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Send a FREE digital thank you postcard to a veteran or Active Duty hero and Heinz will donate 57¢ to The Wounded Warrior Project, up to $200,000. Let’s all do this with our kids! Thanks Be A Dandelion and Mojo Savings. Two more ways to thank our soldiers: Send your left over Halloween candy to...
I love this!! JC Penney’s is offering $200 worth of free clothing to 6,000 of our Iraq and Afghanistan vets. Eligible vets should register for free at this site http://rucksack.iava.org/. You can see the details here. Here is the word from Steve Lawrence, senior general merchandise manager for JC Penney, ” Our military servicemembers...
Here is a list of Veterans’ Day 2011 freebies and deals for our Veterans, Active Military and their families on or around November 11, 2011. Thank you to Military Wives Saving and Faithful Provisions for this list. My regular readers know that I am a proud US Army Veteran, and my husband is also a proud...
Select Bed and Breakfast’s (B&B’S) are offering a free room on Thursday, November 10th to honor our military. This year, Veterans Day is November 11th. The offer is good for a service member and their guest. There are over 323 participating B&B’s. You must make your reservation now as this will fill up quickly. You can...
Over 1300 museum across the country are offering free admission to active duty military and their families all summer long in a program from the National Endowment for the Arts. To see a list of all the participating museums, visit www.arts.gov/bluestarmuseums. God Bless our troops and their families. If you like saving money as...
If you are in the military, you can request a free care package from Scion, the car manufacturer. Scion’s care packages include some Scion gear, such as a beanie, a deck of cards, and a free hour of Internet access for U.S. Military personnel. Service members just type in their mailing address, stateside, APO...
Send a free card to a soldier, courtesy of the USO. Simply choose from one of 30 designs, personalize your card with a message, and email it for free. You must have the name and APO/FPO address, or mailing address if in the US, of a soldier. If you don’t know one, call your town...