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With over 40% illiteracy rates and exposure to formal education limited to roughly one-third of school age children, providing the necessary tools to make school accessible and viable is critical to the future of Djibouti, a front-line state in the war on global terrorism.  

Spirit of America is pleased to support LCDR Lya Theodoratos' outreach to children in Djibouti. Thanks to the contributions to SoA's Unrestricted Fund, 100 school kits have already been distributed and 200 more are on the way to LCDR Theodoratos and those serving with her.

The LCDR provided this update on the distribution of the initial school kits:

Visit to Douda Elementary School, Djibouti, Africa  

On November 23, 2008, Navy military personnel from Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Africa visited the Douda Elementary School which is a small town on the outskirts of Djibouti City, approximately 30 km from the Somalia border.
We distributed school supplies that were donated by Spirit of America.

This elementary school has approximately 250 students.

LCDR Lya Theodoratos is the point of contact for Spirit of America and is very supportive of providing support to the local community. LCDR Theodoratos is the Facilities Engineer and Acquisition Division Director in the Public Works Department of Camp Lemonier, the Navy’s only expeditionary base. Accompanying her on this humanitarian outreach mission were LT Antoine Thornton, Camp Security Officer, LTjg Stephanie Lastinger, Camp Financial Officer, and MAC Luis Arboleda, Master at Arms Chief.

The children were very excited and waited in anticipation to get the much needed school supplies. The children started to congregate around us as we began to stage and open the boxes, but their teachers were quick to order them back to their classrooms. The children were then brought out by class and received the supplies in an orderly fashion.

This visit was made possible by Mr. Mohammed Waberi who works for LCDR Theodoratos as a translator. His support was crucial in arranging this visit and to communicate with the school director and teachers during out visit.

LCDR Lya Theodoratos and friends at school drop
LCDR Lya Theordoratos hands out school kits in Djibouti

All smiles in Djibouti after school kit distribution

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As part of your contributions to the Unrestricted Fund, Spirit of America sent 200 school kits, hygiene kits and soccer balls at the request of LCDR Jon Lindsay serving with Special Operations Task Force West in al-Anbar Province, Iraq.  Though LCDR Lindsay has returned home, Jim Conway serving with the Task Force confirmed for us that the donations have been distributed to the delight of Iraqi children in the area.

Boys in Anbar receive soccer balls from Special Ops

Mr. Conway writes, "Thanks again for your support, we have actually already distributed a very large amount of everything you had sent us.  I was out with some Marines yesterday and we handed out a ton of soccer balls and school kits, the kids loved them and we actually didn't have enough for the amount of kids there were.  Then tonight we also handed out an entire bag of soccer balls.  I have pictures from both I will get together and send your way.  We passed out the materials to our other detachments throughout the region and they have been handing everything out as well.  We would love for you to continue supporting us here with anything you can send, the soccer balls and school kits are definitely the most popular items.  Thanks again."

Respectfully,
Jim Conway

With your continued support of SoA's Unrestricted Fund, we will provide for additional item for the Special Operations Task Force and other projects in need.

More photos of the distribution of supplies:

Sharing Supplies in Anbar

Handing out supplies in Anbar Province, Iraq

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As part of SoA's support of US Army Corps of Engineers Angela Drinkwitz's project to support a Community Learning Center for Girls and Young Women, sewing supplies and jump ropes are on their way to Baghdad. 

At the request of Paralegal Specialist Drinkwitz and thanks to your direct contributions to this project, we purchase over 80 yards of fabric, including warm wools and cotton, buttons, thread, needles and scissors.  In addition, we sent 25 quality Reebok jump ropes to encourage recreation and sports activity at the center.

Ms. Drinkwitz has already been teaching women in the area to crochet and shared this message and photo:."Attached are photos of the crochet class I taught today.  Everyone had a great time and they are looking forward to their next lesson.  They appreciate the lessons in crochet, but are still very excited about the sewing room."  US Army Corps of Engineers Paralegal Specialist Angela Drinkwitz serving in Baghdad.

Crochet class led by USACE Angela Drinkwitz

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My name is Dennis Norris, and I am the new executive director of Spirit of America. I am a veteran of the United States Coast Guard, and I also served for ten years as a San Francisco police officer. There were a few issues that caused me to change careers, not the least of which was an on-duty injury, but I have always defined myself most in life by these military and quasi-military experiences. It was in these environments that I matured and learned to become a leader. For the past 20 years I have enjoyed a successful career in nonprofit management thanks to this early exposure to discipline and preparation, which brings me to the here and now.

Spirit of America represents, for me, the pinnacle of my career. On a professional level, the position allows me to apply all that I have learned and experienced in both large and small nonprofit settings. On a personal level, the position gives me gratifying access to the military community, and that of its supporters, as we strive to reach the same lofty goals of peace and stability in a tumultuous world. And finally, on an emotional level, the position gives me the opportunity to provide real and tangible help-to give time and sweat equity in support of my fellow servicemen and women, and to raise funds for projects that they feel have true impact.

This is not my first experience working with the Armed Forces in a nonprofit context. A few years ago I helped to build the Paws for Patriots program at Southeastern Guide Dogs, one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Soldiers who are blinded in Iraq or Afghanistan are given a guide dog and special training through Paws for Patriots, and I am proud to say that I helped lay the groundwork to make that program a success. After placing several dogs with soldiers, and after befriending many wounded heroes at Walter Reed's Physical Therapy Ward, I knew that my future career path was forever connected in some way with our troops. The sense of fulfillment that one achieves in assisting true patriots of our great nation is too powerful for words, and the plain honest truth is that I wanted more of it.

When I read about the mission of the Spirit of America, and when I heard of the many success stories, I was like many of you-completely and utterly sold. The projects funded by Spirit of America are in and of themselves inspirational. But I believe what makes them so is that we really listen to our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. They know better than anyone else what is needed in war-torn areas, and we pay close attention in order to give them what they want. Then, when the Spirit of America family of supporters steps in to donate funds for these projects, the machine begins to click and it is truly a sight to behold.

And so here I am-ready, willing and able to lead Spirit of America into its next level of existence. Jim Hake, the founder of Spirit of America, has done an incredible job of laying the foundation for this organization, and I am so fortunate to have him alongside me on this journey. My promise to you from this point forward is to be an exemplary steward of the organization and its funds, to leave no stone unturned as far as fundraising and awareness-building opportunities, and to work as hard as I can every day for our troops.

I would also like to ask something of you, our valued constituency, whose constant support keeps our mission alive on a day-to-day basis. I need you to talk about Spirit of America to everyone you know-friends, family, colleagues, neighbors. . .everyone! Drive them to our website, ask them to become our fan on Facebook, or link them to us on MySpace. Encourage them to get involved and to support Spirit of America any way they can. If you spread the word about what we're doing for our troops, and what our troops are doing for the people in the areas they serve, then we will continue to expand our numbers and, as a result, continue to have real impact upon this world. It is an important and life-altering thing that we do here, and it is no small task. But then again, anything really worth doing is seldom small in scope.

All the best,

Dennis Norris, Executive Director
www.spiritofamerica.net

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Dennis brings a rare combination of successful nonprofit leadership, a hands-on entrepreneurial approach and service to our country. He has served as the Executive Director of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Indiana. He built the Paws for Patriots Program at Southeastern Guide Dogs in Palmetto, FL, which provides guide dogs for soldiers blinded in Afghanistan and Iraq. In addition to the US Coast Guard, Dennis served in the San Francisco Police Department.

Dennis is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. He’s an accomplished drummer and triathlete. Earlier this year Dennis was competing in an Ironman triathlon. He had completed the 2.4 mile swim and was 70 miles into the 112 mile bicycle race when another competitor made an errant right turn into Dennis’ path. Dennis hit the bike, flew over his handlebars and broke his collarbone. With his injury Dennis went on to complete the triathlon – biking another 42 miles and running a full marathon.

The men and women Spirit of America serves will benefit from determination like that.

He has been on the job only 5 days but has already begun making a significant contribution. I am very excited about Spirit of America’s future under Dennis’ leadership. Most importantly, we are seeing a greater need for our assistance from American soldiers and Marines in Afghanistan, Africa and Iraq. Dennis will ensure we are able to meet those needs.

You’ll be hearing directly from Dennis soon. More on his background is here: http://www.spiritofamerica.net/site/who/Dennis_Norris

All the best, Jim Hake Founder & Chairman

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Thanks to your generous contributions to Spirit of America's Unrestricted Fund, Iraqi children near Forward Operation Base Kalsu about 25 miles South of Baghdad have school supplies and toys.  In response to the request from Army Chaplain (CPT) Shannon Philio, SoA sent 250 school kits which include backpacks, packs of notebook paper and a pencil box filled with supplies along with beanie babies, soccer balls and other toys totaling over $5,000. 

Chaplain Philio sent a big "Thank You" (literally!) with the following note:

"I loaded up the milvan with the school supplies that you and others sent.  The truck left this morning.  The team that is going to distribute it at the local school will call me the once a date is determined.  I may or may not be able to attend, but the Soldiers who go into the schools regularly promised to take pictures and send to me.  My leadership frowns upon chaplains getting out in public venues.  It can be overprotective at times.  This close to redeploying, I’m now being told to let these Soldiers who I know very well distribute the supplies.  We are going to bring many smiles to the kids of Iraq.  Just wanted to let you know the goodwill is not sitting gathering dust.  More forthcoming!   

·         250 backpacks

·         500 reams of paper

·         250 school kits

·         100 boxes of school supplies, i.e. pencils, scissors, glue, folders, crayons, etc.

·         250 soccer balls

·         500 shirts (S-M-L kids’ sizes)

·         1000 Ty stuffed animals

CH (CPT) Shannon K. Philio, USA
Chaplain, 703D Brigade Support Battalion

Beanies, beanies and more beanies!

Boxes of supplies from Spirit of America

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Army Captain Terri Selph has a passion for helping wounded Afghan citizens injured by roadside bombs.  As we posted in her project page, Wheelchairs for Afghanistan,  Cpt. Selph contacted Spirit of America to provide wheelchairs to give these wounded adults and children better mobility. 
We are pleased to report that we jumpstarted this project by sending 15 wheelchairs to bring immediate relief to these unfortunate casualties of a country at war.  Captain Selph shared with us her delight and the difference that these wheelchairs will make:

"This is awesome news and I am so excited about this!  These wheelchairs will improve the quality of life immensely for the Afghan people who have lost limbs due to land mine accidents.  I'm hoping to find a boy I met back in April who experienced such a tragedy who will benefit from your hard work and generousity...Thank you so much!"--Army Captain Terri Selph, Afghanistan
Your generous contributions to this project will enable us to replace the "jumpstart" funds for other needy projects. In addition, we will continue to support Cpt. Selph's efforts to improve the lives of the Afghan people.

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Spirit of America is now on Facebook! Come find our page and add us for updates, info, and to connect with other supporters like you! 

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Spirit of America was excited to receive a request from CPT Jason Hetzel, a member of the Army Humanitarian Assistance Team in Morocco, Africa. CPT Hetzel's primary work is to provide humanitarian assistance to the people in Africa. Here is an excerpt from his original request:
"I am writing in regards to ask for any assistance you may be able to offer my Team in terms of things such as donating school supplies or soccer balls. We have the ability to build wells and schools but often times lack the ability to contribute things which have an immediate impact directly to the children and poorer villages."

Humanitarian Assistance Team Members and African Locals

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SPC Kissam with CPT Steve Dunn

Visit SPC Kissam's project page here to donate

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Greetings Friends and Supporters!

As Jim mentioned in the last email, we've made some military outreach efforts in the last couple of months to further spread the word about how Spirit of America can help, and the response has generated many new requests! It's going to take a couple of emails just to bring you up to date, so let's get started! Following are 4 new requestors, and any and all could use your support. The requests really run the gamut, from farming tools to sewing supplies and more. With your generous support, we can and will do it all!

ARMY SSG DALE RACE NEEDS FARMING TOOLS FOR KUNAR PROVINCE IN AFGHANISTAN
In brief, SSG Dale Race is with the Corp of Engineers and wants to help a small Afghan community. He hopes to provide farming tools, clothing, and just about everything else! He writes:

"These people here in this country know that we are here to help and not here to take away any rights, religion or personal freedoms, for they have seen the good we have done. By building schools, police stations, energy stations and roads that have helped thousands benefit from this. I would like to go one step farther and start one on one and work with our current civil affairs to help these people in our area with your help.

How do I get started?
Sincerely, SSG RACE, DALE Asadabad, Afghanistan"

Local kids in Kunar Province Valley, Afghanistan

Read More about SSG Dale Race in Asadabad. 

STAFF SERGEANT CHARLES ROBINSON REACHES OUT TO DEAF CHILDREN IN IRAQ
Army Staff Sergeant Charles Robinson serving with the 7th Sustainment Brigade out of Talill Airbase near Nasiriyah, Iraq wants to reach out and help the local community, particularly with supplies for a School for the Deaf. The Sergeant is particularly interested in helping the deaf children since he is completely deaf in his right ear.


SSG Robinson with Mothers & Girls from the Deaf School

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CHAPLAIN DAMON SAXTON AND THE 7TH SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE
In brief: He's also part of the same brigade serving near Nasiriyah where he and his fellow soldiers have been busy making hundreds of desks for school kids in Southern Iraq. Now they need the school kits to go along with those! Chaplain Saxton writes:

"I have attached a couple pictures of our project. The first one is some of the desk frames that we got from a warehouse in Iraq. They are old frames that the seats and tops have broken off of. We are building new seats and tops."

Hundreds of desks made by 7th Sustainment Brigade

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ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS ANGELA DRINWITZ-LEARNING CENTER FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
The Army Corps of Engineers personnel would like to provide necessities for a recently opened Women's Center. These types of centers provide a much needed opportunity for Iraqi girls to get together for friendship and education. In addition to the sewing stations, this center will also provide access to computers and fitness equipment. Empowering the young women of Iraq is an important step in a positive future for Iraq. Spirit of America will provide fabric, sewing notions and other supplies needed for the center's ongoing success.
Army Corps of Engineers Angela Drinkwitz writes:

"Recently an apartment complex in Baghdad IZ has opened a community center for women and girls. I have been asked to teach these girls and young women how to sew. While I am more than happy to provide my services, the magnitude of collecting all of the start-up materials while over here is a bit daunting. They anticipate a class size up to about 20 people. So, I turned to the Internet to see if any groups out there provide assistance for such things.

As luck would have it, I found a familiar name along with a photo of many familiar faces! Many of my colleagues from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Gulf Region Division were in the photo along with a message from MAJ Ben Rivera about wheelchairs provided to a prosthetics clinic here in Iraq.

Upon my discovery, I ran right up stairs to speak with Ben about your organization. He was kind enough to forward to me your contact information...I would appreciate any assistance you may be able to provide.

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In closing, we want to share a couple of photos of the happy recipients of SSG William Disoso's soccer ball distribution in Baghdad. 

Spirit of America will spend over $50,000 from the Unrestricted Fund in the next couple of weeks to give these projects (and more) a healthy "jump start". Help us keep up the momentum by supporting the efforts of our deployed men and women serving in Afghanistan, Iraq and Africa!

We'll be back in a couple weeks with more news. As always, we send our deepest gratitude and appreciation for your support!

All the best,

Spirit of America
www.spiritofamerica.net

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Please take a minute to check out the new project page for Army Staff Sergeant Charles Robinson in Iraq for supplies for a Deaf School and Medical Clinics.  With your support of his project, SoA will provide school kits, wheelchairs and basic medical supplies to help improve the lives of local Iraqis where SSG Robinson serves.

SSG Robinson wrote to us describing some of their recent efforts to provide humanitarian aid:

SSG Robinson with kids during aid drop

We put 346 school bags together yesterday and plan to put another 65 together Monday.  It looks like our first school drop will be the 23rd.  We will be taking 45 school bags to a school for the deaf and mute in northern Muthana Provence.  I will take pictures and send them to you.  For right now the School Drop for the new school that we are building should be done on 6NOV08.  We will also be doing a all girls school soon for 300 students; we will also deliver around 132 school desks that the Chapel (with volunteers) have built for them.  We will also be doing additional school drops in joint operations with our Romanian Allies that are stationed here.  Each School Bag has paper, ruler, pencils, crayons, color pencils, eraser, pencil sharpener, scissors, pencil box, folder, and a toy.  I will send you pictures of all of these events.  The idea is to do school drops throughout October and November.  We are especially short on pencil sharpeners.  We will also hand out a soccer ball to each student.

Girls everywhere love to play house

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Spirit of America is happy to report that SSG William Disoso in Iraq emailed us good news and pictures to share! We had sent soccer balls for he and his fellow soldiers to distribute amongst the children in the area of Iraq that they serve in. The distribution was a success and made many children smile. SSG Disoso writes:
"HERE ARE THE RESULTS OF ONE OF THE PLATOONS STOPPING IN ONE OF THE POOREST NEIGHBORHOODS IN BAGHDAD. IN THE PICTURES I AM ATTACHING YOU CAN SEE THE CONDITION OF THE CHILDREN AND HOW HAPPY EVEN SOMETHING AS SMALL AS A SOCCER BALL CAN MAKE THEM.

UPDATE:  THE SAME PLATOON IN THE PICTURES THAT I AM ATTACHING TRAVELED BY THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD TODAY AND SAW ONE OF THE CHILDREN WITH ONE OF THE SOCCER BALLS. THE CHILD RECOGNIZED THE PLATOON AND HELD UP THE SOCCER BALL AND GAVE THE PLATOON A BIG THUMBS UP."

Happy Kids After Distribution

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The camping gear and art supplies purchased for the Iraqi Scouts under SoA's Green Zone Council Outfits Iraqi Scouts project and at the request of 1LT Greg Hembree have been delivered!  We will share photos as soon as we have them. 

You will be pleased to know that I just got back from a week-long trip to Baghdad where I coordinated the delivery of the Coleman Camping gear as well as all of the arts and crafts supplies collected by our scouts in the US. The equipment for the Victory Base Council is safe and sound at their scout camp, ready for their scouts to use at their next outing. The equipment destined for the Green Zone Council is scheduled to convoy to the their location in the next few days and will subsequently be stored at the GZC's scout camp. I don't yet have any photos of the boys actually using their equipment, but I've asked the wonderful adult volunteers to get me some pictures at the earliest opportunity. " 1LT Greg Hembree

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We recently received another message from Colonel Jane Curtis stationed near Baghdad.  Col. Curtis requested 150 school kits in August and, thanks to your generous contributions to Spirit of America's Unrestricted Fund, we were able to 250 kits which have already started to arrived!

Just wanted to send you a couple of pictures to start. The kids in this picture belong to families that have fled from the terrorists and are in a sort of protected status. The lady handing out the bags watches out for the families.
We received 12 more boxes today- Thanks again!!!
Take Care,
 [Colonel ]Jane Curtis

Handing out supplies in Iraq

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Greetings Friends and Supporters!

In this email, it's all about updating you on the efforts of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines to support, through Spirit of America, the children in Afghanistan, Iraq or Africa with what they need to have a positive experience when starting school,some for the very first time!

We've got quite a few grateful requestors, so we'll be brief in order to mention as many as possible. Everybody wants to be part of this story!:

*Army SSG Matthew Norsen in Afghanistan, pictured below, writes:

I have attached 3 pics for you of a couple villages in which we travel, as you can tell they do not have much. I also have this one boy whom thinks of me as his "american hero" as he calls me. The children wait for the military to roll through their areas so they can beg, yes beg, for such things as school supplies like pens sometimes paper, but mostly a pen, also food.

Local village part of SSG Norsen's travels

Backpacks and soccer balls are on the way to SSG Norsen!

*Sgt Michael Aguero in Iraq said he has storage and anever ending supply of kids! The order has been placed and he will receive 2,000 school backpacks with supplies. We just got word that they are shipping now.

*CPT Damon Saxton, a Chaplain in Iraq, writes to us in September after hearing we will send 200 backpacks and soccer balls. In his email response:

"Thanks again for your support. Please let all your supporters know that we truly appreciate all that they do. I can't think of a better name for your organization. It will be hard for these kids to think that any bad things they hear about America are true when they see our love and generosity."


They will be repairing these desks, fixing broken windows, crumbling walls and creating an environment for schooling.

Pictured above are the local children who will directly benefit from CPT Saxton and his fellow soldiers rebuilding their desks and school. Spirit of America will provide the missing piece, the school supplies they need. The soccer balls are a welcome bonus and all part of the "big picture" to help these kids really BE kids!

*Army SPC Kevin Christoffersen who is stationed in a very small rural area in Iraq looks forward to handing out the 100 backpacks sent by Spirit of America.

*LCDR McDowell in Iraq requested 100 hygiene kits, they have shipped!

*Air Force Chaplain Michael Baker in Iraq looks forward to receiving 250 soccer balls with pumps.

NEW REQUESTORS IN AFRICA!

*LCDR Lya Theodorato who is stationed in Djibouti, Africa will receive 100 backpacks and school supplies. She writes:

"I am deployed to Djibouti, Africa and every day I am so grateful to have been deployed here. The Djiboutian people are the kindest, most sincere people I have ever met. Many of them are poor and yet they always have a smile on their face. There is a great need for school supplies and education is being stressed to the young people, however, there is not always funding to accompany the basic supplies needed for the children."

*Army Civil Affairs MAJ Michael Poirier in Senegal, Africa will be receiving 100 backpacks, soccer balls, hygiene kits, and the ever lovable beanie babies. They also need solar lanterns and we're sourcing them now.

QUICK UPDATES ON PREVIOUS REQUESTORS:

*Chaplain Abe Dispennette contacted us from Afghanistan, the sandals he requested from Spirit of America for the local children have arrived. He writes:

"Hello there. I got the Sandals in just yesterday and they have already been sent to be distributed out to the local community. The locals were shocked when I showed them the shoes brand new in the box. You all are outstanding!
Thank you again."

*Colonel Jane Curtis stationed in Iraq, should have just received her 250 backpacks. We have worked with her before supplying toys. She asks:

"Would 150 be too many? We have started work in an area where a lot of farm kids live. They do not get the exposure or benefits of being near the American military so they have not received any of the goodies that the kids in the International Zone have gotten. We will be most grateful for anything you can send our way.
Thanks for everything you are doing,"
Jane


Colonel Jane Curtis and friends

We are currently researching the best way to fulfill recent requests for more wheelchairs, large storage bins for grain, and solar lanterns. The winter weather will be settling in soon and we are also scrambling to fulfill multiple requests for clothing to help these poor families stay warm. We'll be back soon with more updates on how Spirit of America is putting your donations to good use!

All the best,

Spirit of America
www.spiritofamerica.net

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As we have mentioned before in our blogs and donor emails, sometimes we complete projects in just a few weeks and some projects can take many months from conception to delivery of the final goods.  Though some initial supplies have already been sent for SoA's Help Army SFC John Ingrum Help Iraqi Children, we have been working to coordinate the delivery of 3,000 school kits donated by SoA's wonderful donor Bob Dohse.  Several shipping challenges delayed the final pickup of supplies but we are excited to report that the kits are scheduled to board an ocean container on 9/10.

The school kits are bound for SFC John Carro who is currently stationed in Habur Gate, Iraq and is waiting anxiously for the delivery which should arrive in time for the start of the new school year.

A special thanks go to Doug Franco and Orchard International who have stored the kits for us for many months at no charge.

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When Chaplain Abe Dispennette contacted us from Afghanistan, he was looking to help the local children in the community he is stationed in. His request was for soccer balls and sandals. He wrote to us saying "I wish I could explain how excited these kids are to get something like that...it's like giving a kid in the states an XBox."
We responded by ordering 100 pairs of childrens' sandals ranging in sizes from toddler to older children. We also sent 100 soccer balls for distribution. When Chaplain Dispennette received the sandals, he sent us the following email:

"Hello there. I got the Sandals in just yesterday and they have already been sent to be distributed out to the local community...The locals were shocked when I showed them the shoes brand new in the box. You all are outstanding!
Still waiting on the soccer balls. My unit has big plans for them that I can't share at the moment but know your works much needed and appreciated. Thank you again."

We can't wait to hear about the big plans and the distribution of the soccer balls!! We will be sure to post pictures once we receive them from Chaplain Dispennette. Stay tuned...

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