iPods for Wounded Veterans upcoming events
WILMINGTON — Wilmington 501c3 nonprofit organization iPods for Wounded Veterans is ramping up for what chairman Paul Cardello says is their biggest event of the year to benefit veterans, right
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WILMINGTON — Wilmington 501c3 nonprofit organization iPods for Wounded Veterans is ramping up for what chairman Paul Cardello says is their biggest event of the year to benefit veterans, right
In recent days, students at Tecumseh Middle School have written letters to veterans, cleaned grave markers and hosted a breakfast for veterans.
What does one do with boxes and boxes of loose Christmas cards and envelopes? Give them to a preschool for the children to cut up and use for making decorations
47abc December 15, 2020 Project Sparkle On was founded by 10-year-old Layla Gainer. The group is encouraging other kids to grab their markers and papers and create letters with a heartwarming message for our troops in the Middle East. This is all part of their Dear Soldier Crusade. If you’d like to send a letter there are drop-off locations at the Blades Town Hall, Family Dollar on Central Avenue in Laurel, the Frankford Public Library, and Abbott’s on Broad Creek in Laurel. Letters can also be mailed to 32554 Bi State Blvd, Laurel, De 19956. “I like to see everyone in the world happen...