Gift Guide
Gift Guide
Check out this giveaway for a $100 Walmart gift card. The giveaway is open to US residents and ends 10/13. Good luck.
This giveaway is sponsored by Benefits for American Heroes Foundation. All opinions are my own.
Veterans and their families have sacrificed so much for the very freedom we enjoy today. Benefits for American Heroes Foundation feels that our Active Duty Military, Veterans, and their Families deserve our respect, appreciation, and should NEVER have to ask for a discount.
Benefits for American Heroes is a 501c3 Non-Profit Charitable Organization with a mission to empower Active Service Members, Veterans, and their families with the tools and information they need about the resources available to them. They also provide their members with an elite collection of perks including thousands of local and national discount offers, monthly #LifeHasPerks giveaways, and personal concierge services at hotels, restaurants, movie theaters, concerts, service centers, spas, theme parks and more!
They currently have 165 + Veterans and their Families enjoying free Memberships to their Members Perks Program with more signing up every day. With your support, they will continue to make this valuable membership free to our Nations Heroes indefinitely.
If you or someone in your family is a Veteran, you can also have access to these free perks. Sign up and start saving!
How to sign up for Veteran’s Perks Program:
- Click here to sign up.
- Enter registration code “Alliance” during the sign-up process.
- Browse the perks! You can even use your Smart Phone to redeem these offers at your local restaurants.
The Benefits for American Heroes Foundation loves the benefits that are offered by VetsPrevail.org. It is an online program providing Anywhere-Based Care™ and support to Veterans and troops returning from deployment dealing with combat-related mental health issues such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Built for Vets, by Vets. Plus you can earn up to $75 in gift cards for completing the program.
Benefits for American Heroes is sponsoring this exciting giveaway! One lucky reader will win a $100 Walmart gift card. Just enter on the Giveaway Form below. This giveaway is open to US Residents. Giveaway ends on October 13, 2016 at 1159pm EST.
*Please note - the shirts will only ship if a minimum of 18 shirts sell. You will receive your shirt 14 days after the campaign is over. Thanks for your support!
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I am from an entire family of military, but the most important military man in my life is my dad who is a retired US Marine! He is the biggest influence in my life and instilled in me a huge respect for this country and all those who serve!
ReplyDeleteMy Poppop was in the military. From what I've been told, I'm the only person he's spoken in depth with about his time in the service.
ReplyDeleteMy dad was in WW11 on the front lines in Japan. He saved his CO by pulling him in a trench when he got shot. Got a medal for that. What he and everyone else went through was horrific. He couldn't talk about it for a long long time. I have such respect for our service men and women.
ReplyDeleteSon, Sister 1, Sister 2, Husband, Father, Grandfathers up for generations.
ReplyDeleteAir Force, Navy, Army, Calvary, Marines, and up to Minute Men, only Coast Guard missing.
Son, Sister 1, Sister 2, Husband, Father, Grandfathers up for generations.
ReplyDeleteAir Force, Navy, Army, Calvary, Marines, and up to Minute Men, only Coast Guard missing.
My husband's grandfather was. We have the flag displayed on our mantle!
ReplyDeleteBoth of my room mates are current military.
ReplyDeleteGenerations of my family have served in the military in every conflict since the revolutionary war. One of my sons is a Marine and is continuing this tradition.
ReplyDeleteMy dad served in the army and I am very proud of him.
ReplyDeleteMy brother-in-law served in the military and I'm very proud of him.
ReplyDeleteMy uncle served in the military for many years. He has retired now and lives in Florida.
ReplyDeleteMy husband served in the Army and now works for the DOD. So proud of him.
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a medic that served in Germany
ReplyDeleteI have a great friend that is a veteran and he is at home now. He is doing as well as he can.
ReplyDeleteI have a great friend that is a veteran and he is at home now. He is doing as well as he can.
ReplyDeleteMy son served in the military and I'm very proud of him.
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