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Local charity

Started by flcjr, Sun 03, May 2015, 11:17:35

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flcjr

Just wondering if the local charity has been chosen for Inzane this year.

Willow

Quote from: flcjr on Sun 03, May 2015, 11:17:35
Just wondering if the local charity has been chosen for Inzane this year.

Yes.  The selected charity is Operation Black Hills Cabin.  It's a charity that supplies a place for wounded veterans and their families to get away for a week's respite.

Link to the website for Operation Black Hills Cabin

RDAbull

Willow,
For those of us that will not be able to make it to InZane this year, is there a way you can accept donations for the cause to pass on?
Thanks,
Roger
2015 GoldWing Trike
1999 Valkyrie Interstate Trike, gone but not forgotten

Willow

Quote from: RDAbull on Wed 06, May 2015, 15:11:14
Willow,
For those of us that will not be able to make it to InZane this year, is there a way you can accept donations for the cause to pass on?
Thanks,
Roger

Thank you for the question, Roger.

There is a link on the website for those who would like to individually donate. Click on the underlined red text to go to the website for the Operation Black Hills Cabin .

flcjr

Looks like a worthy cause!

O-B-1

As a Desert Shield/Desert Storm veteran, I thank you for your support of the charity.

Fortunately, my boy came back from his Afghanistan tour with the only damage being his hearing & PTSD... That is bad enough. He is my hero, and I tell him so all the time.

Many of our vets come home with this demon to deal with. Thanksgiving, a local bike shop owner's son lost his battle with the demon.

Not all the damage is physically visible, please keep that in mind, if you would.
David W. Mitchell
1999 Honda Valkyrie GL1500C

Farther

Quote from: O-B-1 on Fri 22, May 2015, 00:31:50
Many of our vets come home with this demon to deal with.
It breaks my heart to see another generation of wounded warriors.  My father was a combat vet from WWII.  He wasn't the best father but I know now he did the best he could.  He died too early at the age I am now.  My brother too is a combat vet who did two plus tours in Viet Nam and is 100% service connected disability and deals with his demons everyday.  Survivors guilt is miner compared to what others go through.  How do we honor the warrior without glorifying war?
Thanks,
~Farther