Thank you for your interest in supporting our troops! This page will give you all the resources you need to send your greetings and provide needed items for our troops serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and around the world.

Ways you can help:

•    Send greetings and care packages
•    Help service members stay in touch with their families
•    Support military relief societies
•    Assist wounded troops at home
•    Donate airline miles

Send greetings and care packages:

America Supports You
One of many initiatives managed by the Department of Defense’s Office of Community Relations, is intended to communicate citizen support to the men and women serving in the Armed Forces and their families.

AnySoldier.com
Lets people send care packages that are distributed to soldiers. Frequently asked questions, success stories, and how to get involved.    

Operation USO
Visitors can send a care package to service members overseas by making a donation.

Adopt-a-Platoon
This organization allows visitors to make a contribution to provide cards, letters and care packages to lift the morale of troops as they serve far from home and assist military families.

Send a letter of support to our local service members:

Fort Benning:
Coming Soon

Marine Corps Logistics Base:
ATTN: Gerry Dorre (FRO)
814 Radford Boulevard
Bldg 3500 Room 59-1
Marine Corps Logistics Command
Albany, GA 31704-0311

Help service members stay in touch with their families:

Operation Uplink
Veterans of Foreign Wars program provides free phone cards to deployed troops and hospitalized veterans to help keep them connected with loved ones.

Freedom Calls Foundation
Provides state-of-the-art video conference and telephone services free-of-charge to military families.

Support military relief societies:

Army Emergency Relief

Air Force Aid Society

Navy/Marine Relief Society

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance

Assist wounded troops at home:

U.S. Army – Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Learn how citizens, organizations, and corporations can donate cash or goods and services to patients, doctors, and staff.

Wounded Warrior Project
Provides programs and services to severely injured service members during the time between active duty and transition to civilian life.

Donate airline miles:

Hero Miles
Provides free airline tickets to military men and women who are undergoing treatment at a military or VA medical center incident to their service in Iraq or Afghanistan, and their families.  Partners with AirTran Airways, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Midwest Airlines, United Airlines, and US Airways.

Delta Airlines/Northwest Airlines
SkyMiles members can donate miles to help families of hospitalized soldiers with their travel needs.

Southwest Airlines
Rapid Rewards members may transfer free tickets they have earned to another individual, but there is currently no formal ticket donation program.