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America Strong by Wreaths Across America
Anvil Jersey T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXL
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About this campaign
Every Shirt ALSO Places A Wreath at Arlington National Cemetery in 2015
Supporters of Wreaths Across America are some of the most patriotic people you will ever meet. So we wanted to help them show their pride in being a proud American this coming Independence Day.
Each shirt ordered will place a wreath at Arlington in 2015, and help us pursue our mission to Remember, Honor, and Teach.
Wreaths Across America is a national 501(c)3 with over 1000 participating locations nationwide. We receive no government funds in support of this tribute. Each wreath is a gift to honor the families, by those who know that showing our appreciation is the most we can do for the families they left behind.
Wear your shirt with pride and help educate others about the mission to Remember, Honor, and Teach about the character of our veterans. Together we can show their families that we will never forget their service and sacrifices.
Please consider giving beyond the cost of your t-shirt. For every $15 sponsored - a wreath will be placed at a veteran's headstone as an living, evergreen symbol of all that was sacrificed to protect our freedoms.
To learn more and see locations near you, visit http://WreathsAcrossAmerica.org and show your support to veterans in your local community
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Supporters
Dad and father-in-law both were WWll veterans. My husband is a Vietnam veteran. Every year we join friends who drive down from Maine to meet at Arlington and help lay wreaths.
love of country
Love of country
We must never forget!
To honor all with have served, are serving, and will serve- thank you for your service to this great country of ours.
my husband is buried at Arlington. It was my honor to participate in laying wreaths December 2014.