My Nonprofit Reviews

Eric Matchko
Review for Missing In America-Veterans recovery Program, GLENDALE, AZ, USA
Last year, I rode with Missing in America Project (MIAP) as a photographer on the trip to Arlington that made national and world news. I was deeply impressed with what I saw, the respect that these MIAP riders had for the soldiers we were transporting; I was moved by the stories of each soldier we buried - what they gave so that we might have a better life today. I was also impressed with the volunteers that I worked with, their dedication to the cause and their personal stories about being vets and working with this under served population. It opened my eyes to the hidden world of the veteran, all too often forgotten and overlooked once they leave the service or come home. MIAP makes sure that no one is ever forgotten. MIAP's accomplishments are just astounding and I don't know of any other veteran group that can claim to have raised veteran awareness quite like this. My assignment ended last year but I still am doing what I can to promote this wonderful cause.
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The kinds of staff and volunteers that I met were...
Amazing. Incredibly organized and motivated.
How frequently have you been involved with the organization?
About every six months
When was your last experience with this nonprofit?
2010