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SHIFT Magazine - Veteran Owned Non Profit Goes Viral After Nearly Shutting Down Due to Covid Share Article Army Combat Veteran Nick Valentine Went Viral Recently After His Non Profit Endured A Drop in Donations Due to COVID. “In the end this place is more important than me. One day I’m gonna leave, but this place can continue on because of what it does. The mission can keep going.” - John Valentine, Army Veteran, Father of Four and CEO of Operation Phantom Support. ...

Dodge Country Used Cars and the Buffalo Soldiers of Killeen are holding a food drive, and theyre asking you to come out and give what you can to help feed the hungry in our community. One in six Americans struggle with hunger, and the organizers of this food drive feel that our community is not an exception. After all, weve not only had to deal with the negative impact of the ongoing pandemic, but with the aftermath of the winter storm, in which many people lost work hours and food that spoile...

Killeen non-profit Operation Phantom Support does so much for veteran and first responder families in Central Texas, and right now they need our help.

Founder and CEO, John Valentine spent 20 years in the Army. He said he just wants to help military families.

Thanks to You, Toys for Troops Was Another Big Success When we kicked off this years Toys for Troops campaign with Operation Phantom Support, we didnt know what to expect. 2020s been a tough year for everyone, and Central Texans have been tightening their belts and spending more time at home due to the pandemic. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised! Last week, we went around collecting donation boxes from our sponsors/partners, and they were overflowing with toys that yall so generiously donated t...