Project Appleseed Holding Wounded Warrior Fundraiser June 9-10 in Lodi, WI.
Project Appleseed, a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to American history, heritage, and marksmanship, is holding a weekend fundraising event for the Wounded Warrior Project. The Wounded Warrior Project works to rebuild the minds, bodies, and futures of those who were wounded in military service. The weekend fundraiser will include the superb history and marksmanship clinic which is the mark of Project Appleseed’s nationwide program, but will also include a variety of special games, food, and prizes made possible by kind donations from firearm industry partners Vortex Optics, Armalite, Tech-Sights, Promag and Craddock Precision. All proceeds will go to the Wounded Warrior Project and the soldiers it works so hard to support. Contest winners must be present to claim their prizes.
Project Appleseed is dedicated to helping Americans of all ages and backgrounds learn about and connect with the heroes of the past who sacrificed so we could live in the free nation we have today. The Wounded Warrior Project is dedicated to helping today’s heroes who have sacrificed in our own day and age and who need our help, here and now. This weekend event is our way to honor, thank, and support the heroes of both ages.
Attendance at the event is free with requested donations made to The Wounded Warrior Project. Pre-registration is available online and is free using an available discount code. Although the event has the capacity for a large number shooters on the firing line and even more behind the line, RSVP is requested.
Loaner equipment is available with advanced request.
More information on Project Appleseed is available at: AppleseedUSA.org
More information on The Wounded Warrior Project is available at: WoundedWarriorProject.org
Pre-Registration for the event is available at: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2777787437
More information for the event is available at: http://appleseedinfo.org/smf/index.php?topic=27216.0
Contact person for the event is: Jeff Davies (WI State Coordinator) 608-370-1747, or email WI@appleseedinfo.org
A downloadable flyer for the event is available at: http://tinyurl.com/73nlevj
Press interviews and presence are welcome and greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jeff Davies
Phil Brown
Cell #317-201-7052
