Brighten the Holidays for a Veteran's Spouse
The holidays can be especially difficult for the families of veterans with PTSD or a traumatic brain injury. Crowded shopping areas, large family gatherings, memories of lost friends can all act as PTSD triggers and create additional stresses. Our Adopt A Caregiver for the Holidays program seeks to brighten the season for a veteran's spouse with a joyous gift and food for the holiday table.
Apply as a Caregiver
As the spouse or partner of a veteran with PTSD, you are continually giving of yourself. During this joyous season, Hearts of Patriots would like to give back to you by acknowledging your efforts. Our Adopt A Caregiver for the Holidays program pairs you with a sponsoring individual or group who has agreed to provide a special gift for you and to help fill your holiday table with the season's bounty.
As the spouse or partner of a veteran with PTSD, you are continually giving of yourself. During this joyous season, Hearts of Patriots would like to give back to you by acknowledging your efforts. Our Adopt A Caregiver for the Holidays program pairs you with a sponsoring individual or group who has agreed to provide a special gift for you and to help fill your holiday table with the season's bounty.
Apply to be a Sponsor
As a sponsor for our Adopt A Caregiver for the Holidays program, you agree to contribute a minimum $50 gift for the caregiver and a $100 grocery gift card or prepaid VISA card to help with their holiday dinner. Your donation lights a candle of hope for a family in need. Make an individual donation or organize your church, VFW Post or other organization to adopt a veteran caregiver this season.
As a sponsor for our Adopt A Caregiver for the Holidays program, you agree to contribute a minimum $50 gift for the caregiver and a $100 grocery gift card or prepaid VISA card to help with their holiday dinner. Your donation lights a candle of hope for a family in need. Make an individual donation or organize your church, VFW Post or other organization to adopt a veteran caregiver this season.
|
About Hearts of Patriots
When veterans return suffering from PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury or both, their transition into civilian can be especially difficult. Co-founded by the wife of a Marine who served in Iraq, Hearts of Patriots understands the challenges faced by caregivers of veterans with invisible wounds of war. |
|
|
Our mission is to provide education, resources and support to these hidden heroes. We are committed to helping spouses of veterans with PTSD and TBI care for themselves, because we know that self-care is essential to caring for others.
|
Contactemail denise@vetspouse.org
PHONE: 440-477-4704 MAIL: Hearts of Patriots 101 Denison Ave., Elyria, OH 44035 |
South Carolina Location
email: megan@vetspouse.org MAIL: Megan Cain 113 Pink Camellia Lane, Lexington, S.C. 29072 |
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA