Support Our Military

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As a proud and honorably discharged U.S. Army veteran, I had the privilege of serving our great country as a 2/75th Airborne Ranger from 1980 to 1983, I proudly served at Ft. Lewis, Washington, and Ft. Richardson, Alaska. Today, I personally ask for your much-needed support in honoring and assisting our dedicated military personnel abroad.

American soldiers selflessly dedicate their lives to protecting our freedom and way of life, with many even shedding their blood for nations unable to defend themselves. Far from home, they miss the comforts and luxuries we often take for granted—and they need our help.

There are many meaningful ways to show your support: sending care packages, donating airline miles to reunite returning service members with their families, contributing to scholarship funds, or assisting wounded soldiers. The blue-outlined table below provides links to nonprofit organizations committed to helping our troops and their loved ones.

Please join your fellow Americans in making a difference for those who serve.

I want to personally thank you in advance for any contributions that you do decide to make.

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First and foremost, hundreds of soldiers are returning home to Massachusetts with life-altering disabilities and are in urgent need of specially adapted homes. These brave men and women fought for our freedom—the least we can do is ensure they have the support and comfort they deserve.

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SIMPLY...THANK OUR TROOPS	VETERANS MENTAL HEALTH	SEND A LETTER TO A SOLDIER
DONATE TO MILITARY FAMILY	DONATE BLANKETS	HOTELS FOR HEROS
DONATE CELL PHONES	DONATE LAPTOP COMPUTERS	DONATE AIRLINE MILES
MONETARY DONATIONS	DONATE BOOKS TO A SOLDIER	TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE
MASSACHUSETTS LICENSE PLATES	VIRTUAL VOLUNTEER	SEND "CARE PACKAGE" TO SOLDIER
DONATE VEHICLE TO VETERANS	ADOPT A SOLDIER	"SUPPORT OUR TROOPS" MERCHANDISE
PETS FOR VETS	WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT	HELP HOMELESS VETERANS
OPTIONAL WAYS TO GIVE	HELP MILITARY FAMILIES	HELP WOUNDED SOLDIERS GET HOME
FEED OUR VETERANS	SUPPORT A SOLDIER	MILITARY HEROS PROGRAM

FOR MILITARY VETERANS WHO ARE SEEKING ASSISTANCE

VETERAN JOB OPENINGS	VET RELOCATION ASSISTANCE	VETERAN MORTGAGE RELIEF
TROOPS BECOMING TEACHERS	MAXIMIZING GI BILL BENEFITS	VETERAN GUIDE TO GETTING HIRED
HEALTH CARE COST ASSISTANCE	RETRAINING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM	COLLEGE FOR MILITARY RELATIVES
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES	TRANSITIONING TO A CIVILIAN	HELP FOR INJURED VETERANS
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MILITARY FAMILIES	VETERAN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS	MILITARY ASSISTANCE
MEDICARE PLANS FOR VETERANS	VETERAN FOOD ASSISTANCE	VETERANS AFAIRS

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Here is what my clients have to say about my home inspection services:

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Hi Dave,

I want to thank you for the home inspection you did for us at 144 Avis Ave. in Dracut MA. We did not get the house because the home owners did not want to split the cost of fixing that wall. I had gotten two estimates, one from a landscaper and one from a Mason. Both gave an estimate of $15,000.00, for which I am grateful for your inspection and pointing out the wall problem. It would of been an undue burden on us, not to mention I am also grateful about the radon testing also. I just got the results today and they came back at 7.5 and 8.4, so that would of been another expense. I do hope that when we find a new house that you will be able to do our home inspection. Your fee was a drop in the hat, to what it would of cost us to fix the wall and then the cost of venting the basement. My husband was also very impressed with your report and how well it was written. Just wanted to drop you a line to let you know what happened, and hopefully will be doing business with you again very soon.

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Jackie Sliney