AW2 Community Support Network Update
By Sarah Greer, WTC Stratcom
Thirteen new organizations have joined the AW2 Community Support Network since February 1. These organizations want to publicly show their support for severely wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers, Veterans, and their Families through the AW2 Community Support Network, which is now 125 organizations strong.
I encourage all AW2 Community Support Network organizations to submit their success stories and upcoming opportunities so AW2 can share the information with all AW2 Soldiers, Veterans, and Families through the AW2 blog and publications. In the last few weeks, we have posted information about other AW2 Community Supporters, including the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injuries, Our Military Kids, Give an Hour, the National Military Family Association, and Colorado Technical University. I’d love to hear from more organizations as well.
New Organizations (registered between February 1 and March 9, 2010)
- Air Compassion for Veterans
- America’s Adopt a Soldier
- Call of Duty Endowment
- Fore Hope, Inc.
- Higher Ground
- Monmouth University School of Social Work: The Coming Home Project
- NEADS, Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans
- Outdoor Explorations
- Service Dog Project, Inc.
- The Scott Rigsby Foundation
- The Sierra Group
- United States Association of Blind Athletes
- WarriorWorks, Inc.
Any AW2 Soldier, Veteran, or Family member can nominate an organization for the AW2 Community Support Network by contacting me at AW2CommunitySupportNetwork@conus.army.mil or (703) 325-0397. For more information, please visit the AW2 Community Support Network section of the AW2 Web site.
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