Corporations downsize all the time, but our nation’s armed forces suffer layoffs as well. Christopher was discharged from the Air Force after nine years of service, right about the time he discovered his new baby needed a corrective helmet. Read more »
Month: May 2015
Boot’N & Shoot’N 2015: A Good Time To Give Back
It turns out it’s not hard to get 450 people to take a day off work, brave ominous thunderstorms, spend a few hours shooting sporting clays or piling plates high […]
Boot Campaign and the 31heroes project join forces for greater good
In the nonprofit world, collaboration is key in doing the most good for the most people. And when the right two groups get together, the good stuff doesn’t just double, […]
Building the Future with Renovating Hope
When two groups have a common goal, developing a great relationship is a given. But when their hearts are in the same place, you can pretty much expect magic. Boot […]
Help for Better Health
Nine years into his Army career, while deployed to Iraq, Justin was injured by a remote-detonated IED. A few months ago, he began suffering from episodes of severe pressure headaches and tunnel vision. Read more »
BOOT CAMPAIGN RELEASES FATHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE
The Boot Campaign has released a gift guide that goes well beyond traditional Father’s Day coffee mugs, picture frames and golf-themed knick-knacks. Known for their modern take on patriotic apparel, the […]
Head of the class
After serving honorably in the Marines and deploying to Afghanistan, Zach returned home and reintegrated into the civilian community. He’s pursuing his degree while working full time to meet the needs of his family, but his benefits have stopped and he can’t pay his tuition.
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Fourth annual pushups for charity kicks off on armed forces day
In Celebration of Armed Forces Day, Boot Campaign’s 4th Annual “Pushups for Charity” Kicks Off with Events Nationwide Pushups For Charity To Raise One Million Dollars to Support Active Duty […]
Keep On Moving
Billy is a 50% disabled veteran who suffered a back injury while serving in the Army. He didn’t need much, he just needed reliable transportation to keep up with his responsibilities.
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