KWVA
WOUNDED WARRIOR
FUND
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OUR MISSION The KWVA, Sussex County, Delaware presents the Wounded Warrior Fund, it is being sponsored and administered by KWVA, Sussex County - Bill Carr Chapter #1.
June 30th 2011
Presentation of $20,000 check at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Presenting $7,000 check to Walter Reed Society Presenting $8,000 check to Chaplain Helping Hands Fund
Christmas Cards, Phone Cards, Sweatshirts, and Candy from Delmarva Donars
A check for $12,00.00 was presented to Major David Bowerman, Chaplain at Walter Reed Army Medical Center By: John Weidenhof on behalf of the KWVA Wounded Warrior Fund Bill Carr Chapter One of Sussex County, DE
Our Trip to
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Left to right - Jim Wolfe, John Weidenhof, Chaplain Howell, Ed Johnson, Bob Corsa, VVA Elks & KWVA visit WRAMC Molly the Pony with her Artificial Limb visits WRAMC Rehabilitation Room at WRAMC Letter to KWVA from
the Chaplains at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
which
included 49 hand painted tote bags from
Our
second trip to Walter Reed took place Monday the 15th of December 2008, and we
once again were able to present a check in the amount of $10,000.00 to be used
by the Chaplain's for the
On the
7th of July we proudly presented a check in the amount of $10,000 on behalf of
the Korean War Veteran's, Sussex County - Bill Carr Chapter #1 Wounded Warrior's
Fund to Col. Howell to be used by the Chaplains for It is our mission to provide support and comfort to our returning heroes. Our future endeavors will depend on support from the community and from our members. We pledge that 100% of all contributions will go directly to the soldier or their family and no funds will be used to cover administrative services. It is important to us that all contributions reach the individuals they were meant to assist. We want to continue to support our returning warriors and their families as they deal with the stress and worry of financial strain as well as the physical and emotional stress related to recovery. Being near to their loved one is an important part of the recovery process, and for many families it means a great deal of financial sacrifice to spend the hours needed to help their loved one recover from the injuries of war. We want to help with these various needs as they arise for both the soldier and their family. We believe every Warrior wants to get better, we call upon you for donations, because we believe with your help we can make a difference.
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