Showing posts with label operation helmet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label operation helmet. Show all posts

Friday, January 9, 2009

Holidays over - a whole new year ahead...

This year is going to be about focus - On consistent blogging. On keeping my Squidoo lenses fresh. On writing my ebook. On building my affiliate empire. On helping my Squidoo buddies. On fundraising for Operation Helmet. On loving more. Not necessarily in that order. I love you.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Huge Buzz for Operation Helmet on Squidoo

Squidoo lensmasters are the most generous and big-hearted folks on the web. The proof lies in their lenses. For the last several days, a growing number of Squidoo members have created lenses to benefit "Operation Helmet". These good folks have definitely understood the urgency of this movement to provide appropriate helmet gear to our troops. I've blogged about this earlier, but it is paramount that we get the word out as much as possible. Here is a new presentation explaining what soldiers need and how we can help. Must help.
Operation Helmet - Get more Information Technology To watch the presentation, The Life You Save May Save Another! from Operation Helmet simply click on the image above.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

How To Really Support Our Troops - "Operation Helmet"


It's hard to imagine that years into the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan our troops still don't have the proper helmet system designed to protect them from IED's and other sudden blast forces.

Whether it is the muddled bureaucracy, or the influence of special interest groups - serious blunders on the side of their leadership have left our heroes exposed to unnecessary deaths and lifelong brain injuries.

In 2004, Dr. Bob Meaders founded "Operation Helmet", a non-profit organization that provides the correct suspension pad systems free of charge to our soldiers - in the field and at home awaiting deployment. These upgrade kits cost under $100 and can be installed in about 15 minutes.

Can you imagine a better, faster, more direct and immediate way to save a life that might even save another?

Forget the "Made in China" ribbon stickers - support our troops! Really.