60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of No Soldier Go Unloved Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Mon, 06 Oct 2008 06:38:08 -0700 No Soldier Go Unloved http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of No Soldier Go Unloved Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of No Soldier Go Unloved Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/2/prweb658174.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/2/prweb658174.htm New online classifieds gives servicemen and women and Military veterans a new place to search for job listings through the Soldiers’ Angels website. [PRWeb Feb 5, 2008] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/2/prweb658174.htm Thu, 14 Feb 2008 17:11:42 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com Soldiers’ Angels recently launched online classifieds to benefit servicemen and woman and Military veterans in search of employment, housing, goods and services. All Military friendly employers are encouraged to post free ads for jobs, housing for rent or purchase. Posting a classified ad is free of charge and registration is not required to post or browse. “We often match those with special donations to those with special needs, and hopefully this is one more way we can help our Military heroes in this area,” says Holly Aho, Soldiers' Angels Webmaster & Programmer. Employers with active Military Veteran recruiting plans, such as the LVPD, may become featured employers by posting an employment ad and contacting the company with more information. Soldiers' Angels hopes this special area of their website will unite those offering jobs, goods and services with servicemen and women, Military veterans and community members looking to network locally and nationally. Advertisers may also purchase banner ads to increase visibility. All proceeds are used to further the charity’s mission of aid and comfort to our Military Heroes. About Soldier's Angels Founded in 2003 by the mother of a U.S. soldier, this non-profit internet community is dedicated to ensuring that members of the Military know they are loved and supported. To date, more than 105,000 individuals have adopted soldiers worldwide. These "angels" provide aid and comfort to the Military and their families by committing to write their adopted soldier once a week, and to send small care packages to him or her twice a month. The charity currently works with over 50,000 military units. Nearly 6,000 blankets have been given to injured servicemen and women, both in Landstuhl, Germany and in U.S hospitals. During the Christmas holidays in 2006, more than 90,000 individual gift bags were sent to members of the U.S. armed forces. All donations are tax deductible. To support our soldiers and Military veterans, please visit www.soldiersangels.org. Patti Bader (615) 676-0239 ###]]> Patti Bader Soldiers, Military Veterans Can Find Employment Assistance on New Online Classifieds Soldiers’ Angels recently launched online classifieds to benefit servicemen and woman and Military veterans in search of employment, housing, goods and services. All Military friendly employers are encouraged to post free ads for jobs, housing for rent or purchase. Posting a classified ad is free of charge and registration is not required to post or browse. “We often match those with special donations to those with special needs, and hopefully this is one more way we can help our Military heroes in this area,” says Holly Aho, Soldiers' Angels Webmaster & Programmer. Employers with active Military Veteran recruiting plans, such as the LVPD, may become featured employers by posting an employment ad and contacting the company with more information. Soldiers' Angels hopes this special area of their website will unite those offering jobs, goods and services with servicemen and women, Military veterans and community members looking to network locally and nationally. Advertisers may also purchase banner ads to increase visibility. All proceeds are used to further the charity’s mission of aid and comfort to our Military Heroes. About Soldier's Angels Founded in 2003 by the mother of a U.S. soldier, this non-profit internet community is dedicated to ensuring that members of the Military know they are loved and supported. To date, more than 105,000 individuals have adopted soldiers worldwide. These "angels" provide aid and comfort to the Military and their families by committing to write their adopted soldier once a week, and to send small care packages to him or her twice a month. The charity currently works with over 50,000 military units. Nearly 6,000 blankets have been given to injured servicemen and women, both in Landstuhl, Germany and in U.S hospitals. During the Christmas holidays in 2006, more than 90,000 individual gift bags were sent to members of the U.S. armed forces. All donations are tax deductible. To support our soldiers and Military veterans, please visit www.soldiersangels.org. Patti Bader (615) 676-0239 ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/7/prweb536147.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/7/prweb536147.htm This is the story of Patti Patton Bader, whose son went to war in Iraq and how her small commitment to her son soon turned into the founding of Soldiers' Angels. [PRWeb Jul 9, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/7/prweb536147.htm Fri, 29 Jun 2007 09:18:26 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.angelsstore.org), chronicles the incredible journey of one woman's desire to help troops deployed around the world and how that has drawn over 120,000 volunteers and millions of dollars to her cause. In the past four years, Soldiers' Angels has grown to become the country's largest military support non-profit organization. Patti Patton Bader has the heart of Mother Teresa, the motivational mastership of Vince Lombardi, and the mobilization skills of Genghis Khan. She was raised an army brat; the great niece of the famous World War II General George S. Patton, daughter of decorated Vietnam Veteran Lt. Colonel David W. Patton, and sister of Iraqi War Veteran David Patton. When her oldest son, Brandon, was sent to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom, in the spring of 2003, she decided to send him at least one care package a day and keep a blog of the events that occurred in Iraq and Afghanistan as an electronic scrapbook for Brandon when he returned. What started out as a mother's small commitment to her son, soon turned into Soldiers' Angels. Assisting deployed troops around the world, Soldiers' Angels sends care packages and letters of encouragement to those in the field, provides first response backpacks and blankets of hope to the wounded, ships voice activated laptops to soldiers who have lost their arms, hands, or sight, and delivers "living trees" to the fallen hero's families who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Patti has received numerous awards and tons of letters of appreciation from soldiers, airmen, sailors, marines, family members, doctors, nurses, the Surgeon General of the Army, the Secretary of Defense, and the President of the United States. The Smithsonian Institute now hosts the same blog that Patti started years ago, brandonblog.com, which is still updated daily. Patti Patton Bader is a regular guest on numerous radio shows around the country, and the stories of her and other Soldiers' Angels' deeds and actions are published in local newspapers and magazines almost daily. Her newsletter alone raises several millions of dollars a year in donations. She takes not even one dime for compensation, and does all of this from her bed with a laptop computer, a big screen TV, and a cell phone. Patti has Hepatitis C and fibrosis of the liver, and is often confined to her bed. She is in extreme pain most waking hours. "Patti is an amazing example of selflessness, patriotism, caring and dedication. I should know… I'm her husband. Like an angel, she has anonymously and thanklessly touched the lives of many people she doesn't know. She works from the time she gets up in the early morning to the time she falls asleep from exhaustion late at night. Patti Patton Bader is a true American patriot. This is her story and the story of the founding of Soldiers' Angels." "May No Soldier Go Unloved: Book 1," by Jeff Bader, is available at www.angelsstore.org for $19.95. The first 1000 copies will be signed by the author, and by Patti Patton Bader. This is the first in a series of books to be published about Soldiers' Angels and its journey. Contact: Jeff Bader 1-626-354-8862 AngelPressInc @ gmail.com ###]]> Jeff Bader Announcing Release of 'May No Soldier Go Unloved: Book 1' www.angelsstore.org), chronicles the incredible journey of one woman's desire to help troops deployed around the world and how that has drawn over 120,000 volunteers and millions of dollars to her cause. In the past four years, Soldiers' Angels has grown to become the country's largest military support non-profit organization. Patti Patton Bader has the heart of Mother Teresa, the motivational mastership of Vince Lombardi, and the mobilization skills of Genghis Khan. She was raised an army brat; the great niece of the famous World War II General George S. Patton, daughter of decorated Vietnam Veteran Lt. Colonel David W. Patton, and sister of Iraqi War Veteran David Patton. When her oldest son, Brandon, was sent to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom, in the spring of 2003, she decided to send him at least one care package a day and keep a blog of the events that occurred in Iraq and Afghanistan as an electronic scrapbook for Brandon when he returned. What started out as a mother's small commitment to her son, soon turned into Soldiers' Angels. Assisting deployed troops around the world, Soldiers' Angels sends care packages and letters of encouragement to those in the field, provides first response backpacks and blankets of hope to the wounded, ships voice activated laptops to soldiers who have lost their arms, hands, or sight, and delivers "living trees" to the fallen hero's families who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Patti has received numerous awards and tons of letters of appreciation from soldiers, airmen, sailors, marines, family members, doctors, nurses, the Surgeon General of the Army, the Secretary of Defense, and the President of the United States. The Smithsonian Institute now hosts the same blog that Patti started years ago, brandonblog.com, which is still updated daily. Patti Patton Bader is a regular guest on numerous radio shows around the country, and the stories of her and other Soldiers' Angels' deeds and actions are published in local newspapers and magazines almost daily. Her newsletter alone raises several millions of dollars a year in donations. She takes not even one dime for compensation, and does all of this from her bed with a laptop computer, a big screen TV, and a cell phone. Patti has Hepatitis C and fibrosis of the liver, and is often confined to her bed. She is in extreme pain most waking hours. "Patti is an amazing example of selflessness, patriotism, caring and dedication. I should know… I'm her husband. Like an angel, she has anonymously and thanklessly touched the lives of many people she doesn't know. She works from the time she gets up in the early morning to the time she falls asleep from exhaustion late at night. Patti Patton Bader is a true American patriot. This is her story and the story of the founding of Soldiers' Angels." "May No Soldier Go Unloved: Book 1," by Jeff Bader, is available at www.angelsstore.org for $19.95. The first 1000 copies will be signed by the author, and by Patti Patton Bader. This is the first in a series of books to be published about Soldiers' Angels and its journey. Contact: Jeff Bader 1-626-354-8862 AngelPressInc @ gmail.com ###]]> 00:15:00 no