Operation Soldier Care 2

Our ChipIn Widget suddenly stopped working and now says that our project has ended. However, it is just 6:30 PM here est and we had 5 1/2 hours to go until midnight.

Ok, not exactly but there are only 11 hours left for us to get the job done and reach 100% of our goal.

As of 12:15 PM est Operation Soldier Care is at 56% and has received $2811.00 for sun/skin care packages to our troops in the desert.

This isn't about politics. It's about taking care of the service members who volunteered to serve our country unselfishly. That's it. Plain and simple.

Every $1 donated counts toward the purchase of a care package and no amount is too big or too small. So, if you can help please do!

If you can't contribute financially, please consider sharing this page with someone you know, blogging about us, and sharing this information across your social networks.

To make things a little more fun, Mike Neumann has made a date with a hair clipper and some Hooters girls if we can meet and exceed our goal by midnight tonight. (Read below)

Finally, don't forget you can always correspond with a service member on a one-on-one basis or send a one time message of support through eMail Our Military!

Visit our site for more information: http://www.eMailOurMilitary.com

Or visit our blog: http://emailourmilitary.blogspot.com/

It started with Rob La Gesse (@Kr8tr on twitter) then Todd Jordan (@Tojosan) stepped up to the plate. Now, Mike Neumann (@MikeNeumann) is joining in to help us surpass our goal for Operation Soldier Care so we can get skin/sun care packages to our troops.

Mike Neumann officially announced that if we can meet and surpass our goal of $5,000 he'll not only shave his head, he'll do it at Hooters!

Trust me, this is something you won't want to miss.

We've raised $2746 and are at the 54% mark. We only need $2254 to meet our goal. That's just 46% more. We're more than half way there. The hard part is over and I know we can do it with your help.

Every $1 donated counts toward the purchase of a care package and no amount is too big or too small. So, if you can help please do!

If you can't contribute financially, please consider sharing this page with someone you know, blogging about us, and sharing this information across your social networks.

Finally, don't forget you can always correspond with a service member on a one-on-one basis or send a one time message of support through eMail Our Military!

Visit our site for more information: http://www.eMailOurMilitary.com

Or visit our blog: http://emailourmilitary.blogspot.com/