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SOMETHING YOU CAN DO

Writing to Deployed Troops

Would you like to write a letter to deployed service men and women, but aren't sure what to say, especially if the person has been wounded or injured? The Berks Enduring Freedom organization includes letters to troops in shipments we send to Iraq , Afghanistan , and Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany .

We screen all letters that we send, and we ask that you follow these few guidelines:

  Don'ts:

• Do not write about explosions, loss of body parts, or questioning whether the recipient has killed someone.
• No negative news.
• Please do not make any negative remarks about the military or government
• Do not use foul or vulgar language.
• No children's return addresses.
• No envelopes.
• No glitter, noodles, or any other type decoration that falls off easily - stickers are fine.

Do's:

• Keep your letters upbeat and positive, we're trying to be a source of encouragement!
• Address your letters to “Dear Military Member” instead of “Hero” or “Wounded Warrior” because many letters are posted on bulletin boards for nurses and doctors to read as well as patients and troops who are checking in on buddies.
• Be newsy and give a sense of home—write about local events in your town, your life, your pets, and your sports team.
• Make each letter personal and unique.

Simone (Sauers) Houck
113 Schweitz Rd.
Fleetwood ,Pa. 19522

Note:
Letters will be sent to someone on our list.

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Please read the letters from our soldiers by clicking on the button 'Letters'.

             God Bless You & Yours,          

Simone & Group