My Nonprofit Reviews

On day one after first walking in the door of Operation Gratitude with bags of donations for our service members, I have felt the strong pull of community and camaraderie as the hard corps. volunteers weave an intricate yet simple message to the service members from all branches in the care packages they assemble. That message is “Thank You and you are not forgotten”.

From those early years through today, Operation Gratitude has sown it’s good deeds around the globe; from troops on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan, to ships at sea off foreign coasts as well as the aircraft that patrol the skies over lands hostile to them. It has been a privilege to work alongside all the volunteers with their cheerful spirit and enthusiasm. I’ve met many people in my years and the volunteers of Operation Gratitude are the best-of-the-best.

People who walk in to observe are warmly welcomed to help if they have time to offer; give an hour or volunteer all day. Write a letter, write a check. Help pack, help stack. There’s always something to help with and every package you touch will carry your love and appreciation to a soldier, sailor, airman or Marine who’s on the other side of the world.

One of the best feelings you will ever have in your life.

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