The most requested item from deployed service members and veterans in VA hospitals is socks.
“We’re trying to collect 75,000 pairs of socks with our Warm Feet for Warriors campaign,” CEO of Soldiers’ Angels Amy Palmer said.
The care packages are extra special because they not only have socks, but each delivery has something extra sweet as well. “It is nice getting a care package. And, you know, we usually ship a lot of candy, too, and they love that. And Girl Scout cookie season is starting, so we’ll be doing that, too,” Costa said.
Since the program began in 2017, over 265,000 pairs of socks have been collected and distributed to deployed troops and veterans. It really does help out.If you want to donate, all the information on when, where and how can found by
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