Hops for Heroes 2020
Some updates regarding Hops for Heroes in 2020.
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Giving Tuesday NOW!
May 5, 2020, Soldiers’ Angles is participating in Giving Tuesday Now, a global day of unity and giving.
Soldiers’ Angels Interviews: Volunteer Extraordinaire, Pat Jopling
Here at Soldiers Angels', we are a team composed of many different personalities from different backgrounds, all with one common goal - supporting our nation's military, veterans, and their families. One of the amazing people on our team who contributes to our mission is Soldiers' Angels volunteer, Pat Jopling. Get to know her and what she does at Soldiers' Angels.
Running low on Toilet Paper? Here’s How You Could Win a Pallet
Don't fear, we've got your rear! Here's how you can win a pallet of toilet paper.
Soldiers’ Angels Turns to Distilleries for Support
With hand sanitizer being so difficult to acquire, Soldiers’ Angels has turned to distilleries across the country to help so that we can continue to support veterans and service members.
Quarantine Crafts: How to Make a CDC-Approved Face Mask at Home
We’re back again with some more crafty ideas to keep you busy while quarantined. Whether you’re a pro with a needle and thread or you’re not, we’ve got you covered with two different ways to make beginner-friendly CDC approved face masks - one that requires sewing and one where you only need two materials that you likely already have in your home!
Covering our Military and VA Healthcare Workers
Our Sewing & Crafting Team has answered the call to begin sewing masks and shipping them out to service members and veterans as quickly as possible.
Supporting Patients at Landstuhl Hospital in Germany
Soldiers' Angels Germany is a group of volunteers in Germany who support wounded and ill soldiers being treated at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center facilities. Injured and ill soldiers deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, or Syria are normally extracted to a U.S. Army Combat Support Hospital at a forward field operating base. If needed, the patients are then transported to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany. Other patients received are troops injured during training exercises in Eastern European countries. From Germany, most transfer on to the U.S. after several days, but some are able to return to duty.