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CLEARWATER, Fla., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Pinch A Penny Pool Patio Spa, the nation s largest swimming pool retail, service, and repair franchise, announced today that it is continuing to seek more veterans of the United States Armed Forces to join its growing brand. Coming on the heels of 2020 where the company achieved double-digit systemwide sales increases and yet another year of average unit volume (AUV) growth, Pinch A Penny is accelerating its franchise development efforts in Texas, specifically targeting the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area for new store development, and is offering qualified veteran candidates 50% off its initial franchise fee.
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MARCH 20th, 2021
Flora-Bama’s 8th Annual Beach Run/Walk for America’s Warriors will be the best run of the year! Who wouldn’t want to utilize our gorgeous white sandy beaches? The start and end point is right here at the Flora-Bama and we run entirely on the beach! All 5K runners will be headed into Alabama and all 1/2 marathon runners will be headed into Florida.
100% of the registration fees will go to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
The Special Operations Warrior Foundation ensures full scholarship grants as well as educational and family counseling to the surviving children of Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps special operations personnel who lose their lives in the line of duty and immediate financial assistance for severely wounded special operations personnel and their families.
Local UPMC emergency nurse teams up with SOWF to help children of fallen heroes
George Donavos is hosting this year s 25th Air Force Half-Marathon race and raising money to aid children of fallen special operation forces. Author: Victoria Lucas (WPMT) Updated: 10:42 PM EST January 16, 2021
Jacob Centeno lost his father, who was a Senior Chief Petty Officer navy seal when he was 15 years old.
“You re not thinking about the casualty officer who comes in and knocks on your door, you can t imagine that he s going to be a huge part of your family for the rest of your life, said Jacob Centeno.
Polk County man to run 100 miles with 2 hatchets for wounded special operations warriors
By Ken Suarez
Ken Suarez reports
He has done it year after year in area races, to bring attention to his favorite charity, The Special Operations Warrior Foundation, which supports military families.
Andrews is a physical education teacher in Polk County and a former professional bodybuilder. He decided to combine his love for fitness with his support for Special operations in a unique and jaw-dropping way.
A few years ago, he entered a race called ‘The Warrior Dash’ wearing a vest emblazoned with Special Operations Warrior Foundation.