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
Sep 13, 2024
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Baghdad, Iraq
Sep 13, 2024
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Kabul, Afghanistan
Sep 13, 2024
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Letter from a Soldier. Click image to view larger.
Greetings from Camp Bucca Chapel. Click image to view larger.
Trudy,
This is GySgt Brian Cybulskis, one of the recipients of the many packages you have put together
and sent out. I want to extend my sincere gratitude for your thoughts in putting the packages
together and thinking about the men and women who are serving here in Iraq. We appreciate
everything that you have sent. I received the first group of packages about a month and a half
ago and then went on 15 days of R&R (Leave), When I returned to Iraq a few days ago, this package
was waiting for me. It was a great surprise to have waiting for me when I returned. Thank you
again for your thoughts and prayers!
Sincerely,
Brian Cybulskis
GySgt USMC
Just wanted to drop a note to let you know that some more of the packages arrived! I really
appreciate the patches and bumper stickers! I was able to pass some of the stickers/patches and
candy out today. The Soldiers really liked it! I will try to get some pictures to you ASAP!
CH (CPT) Myron Johnson
264th CSSB BN Chaplain
Dear Ms Wood,
I recently received your care package and card, and want to thank you for your support. The care
package is greatly appreciated and its contents will come in very handy for the members of our
team. Words cannot express how much we appreciate the support from Americans like you. Your
support and words of encouragement certainly make it easier to carry on and fulfill our mission,
while being so far from home.
Thank you.
Very Sincerely,
Major James Welch
Federal Police Transition Team 6010
1st Mechanized Federal Police Brigade
Hello Ladies,
Thank you SO much for the care packages! We received them yesterday and it was like Christmas!
Everyone appreciates you thinking of us. Its really nice to be remembered at home! Is there
anything we can do for you, or anything you would like to know from here?
Much appreciation!
Karen
Good morning Trudy, the outstanding BSA Troop 615, and phenomenal Clear Creek ISD students and
teachers!
I am a Navy guy currently serving in Iraq. I recently received several care packages from Ms.
Duhon as part of her HOME project to support the deployed troops. We finally received all of
them recently, and opened them yesterday. We had almost every service member in our section of
the floor huddled around me as we opened all 8 boxes! It was like Christmas and we were all kids,
excited to open and see what surprise awaited us.
We are all so blessed to have people back home that think and care for us, we are all very proud
to serve for our great country, and our families. Each of you have far exceeded any expectations
we had, and have done much more than you certainly needed to. The flags from BSA Troop 615 were
meticulously folded and packaged, the boxes were assembled with a variety of "stuff" that offered
something to each of us, and the unbelievably thoughtful letters by students and teachers brought
smiles to our faces.
Of course, we would not be the world's best if we also did not take care of others in real need.
We will be donating items from the care packages to a local Iraqi school across the street. Your
efforts have served us, as well as fostered friendship to needy Iraqi children.
We are all proud to serve.
--
V/R,
- LCDR KC Chhipwadia
ADOVIM