Year | Total Shipped |
---|---|
2024 | 117 boxes |
2023 | 300 boxes |
2022 | 253 boxes |
2021 | 90 boxes |
2020 | 429 boxes |
2019 | 619 boxes |
2018 | 1189 boxes |
2017 | 4163 boxes |
2016 | 4227 boxes |
2015 | 3978 boxes |
2014 | 1509 boxes |
2013 | 1342 boxes |
2012 | 956 boxes |
2011 | 1024 boxes |
2010 | 1006 boxes |
2009 | 873 boxes |
2008 | 356 boxes |
2007 | 519 boxes |
Goal for 2024:
All that HOME can send.
Houston, Texas
Oct 13, 2024
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Baghdad, Iraq
Oct 13, 2024
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Kabul, Afghanistan
Oct 13, 2024
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Students at Clear Lake City Elementary School got into the Valentine's Day spirit again this year and collected
donations for care packages to be sent to the troops deployed overseas.
In conjunction with the non-profit organization HOME - Help Our Military Endure, and with the 5th grade Student
Council spearheading the event, the students collected $91.00 and 90 shoeboxes of items such as paper and pencils,
games, puzzle books, personal hygiene items, candy, and baby wipes. These items might not be everyone's idea of a
Valentine's Day gift, but to the troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, they're much appreciated in an area lacking
even the most basic supplies.
The objective is to give them a little piece of home and show we support them and appreciate what they are doing.
No soldier should walk away from a mail call with nothing.
In addition, tucked inside the care packages the students
created beautiful cards with heartfelt messages hoping to brighten a lonely soldier's day.
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