My Nonprofit Reviews

For several years I went to cheer for the fallen soldiers as they did the Walk of Gratitude. Children walked along with the marching band as they held tightly to their balloon which represents a deceased parent. At the end of the parade/walk they release their balloons and it’s incredibly emotional knowing so many have died for our freedom. I’ve had widows crying on my shoulder, seen families grieving together as tears fall from so many faces. But that sadness is quickly met with a Texas size of support and love. The volunteers then show the children and families a great time for nearly a week doing all sorts of events in the DFW area. It’s a great organization that gives back to the families that have the highest sacrifice.