These are the veterans who have sacrificed so much so that each and every day we can live, enjoy and pursue the American dream! Many combat veterans are suffering with physical injuries that are clearly visible while many more are suffering with debilitating injuries not able to be seen by the naked eye. These include PTSD (post-traumatic stress […]
Heroes To Heroes Foundation Helps Veterans Who Have Served In Combat And Are Now Suffering With PTSD, Moral Injury And Traumatic Brain Injury, Begin To Heal! Heroes To Heroes Foundation, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3), successfully accomplishes this by utilizing a unique program that combines spirituality with peer support through non-denominational trips to Israel, where the veterans find the strength […]
Veterans Day: A day when Americans thank those who have put on the uniform of the United States to help preserve the liberty here at home we have become accustomed to, for their service to our country! Often the phrase that is invoked is “Thank you for your service” but, in reality shouldn’t every day be […]
Thomas Edison had once opined that genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration! In the realm of business, entrepreneurship and invention I would wholeheartedly agree. However our 30-mile WWP Soldier Ride yesterday, to honor a fallen hero and to raise money for all of our other wounded heroes, was in fact 99% inspiration and only […]
DONATE TO WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT HERE SIGN-UP FOR THE JULY 19TH HAMPTON’S SOLDIER RIDE HERE (Follow the steps below) Wounded Warrior Project July 19, 2014 Hampton’s Soldier Ride! On July 19, 2014 the Hallmark Abstract Service family along with our friends and neighbors will be bicycling 30 miles on the East End of Long Island (Amagansett) in […]
And we need your support! Saturday July 20th Hallmark Abstract Service is participating in a 30-mile ride on Long Island to help raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project. And, while we will continue to raise money after the ride for our veterans who who have returned from conflict with a variety of special needs […]
