My Nonprofit Reviews

TAPS has changed my life incredibly! My dad was KIA in Afghanistan 2011. I was living in a very small town at the time when my Dad died. My elementary school my brother and I were going to at the time had only 500 kids in the school, and we were the only ones who had lost our dad in the military. I only had my family until we found taps six months after my father was killed. When I got there I was really nervous, but it only took a few minutes at the camp to really feel welcomed! I wasn't the only one anymore! I had people to tell stories about my dad to and remember him without someone feeling uncomfortable about me talking about my dad. I could create bonds with the other kids and even the mentors. Every time I hear about TAPS I get so excited and brag about it! Its like every year it can't come sooner!!

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