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Celebrate The 4th Of July By Offering Help to Our Veterans

A Unique Organization Offers a Lifeline.

For our vets coming home from the war, returning to a normal life can be dauntingly difficult. Veterans are at a severe disadvantage in our nimble world. Tech For Vets has a simple mission: to contribute to a Veteran’s reintegration into civilian life by giving them a lifeline back into society, a computer. Finding a job, connecting with buddies, or exploring the altered world they find themselves in, can make all the difference between hope and gloom.

While we all enjoy our fireworks and barbeques, please stop for a moment and honor our men and women of the military by helping to purchase a new computer or repair an old one, and receive a reward in appreciation. Visit their funds raising project at:
http://www.fundageek.com/project/detail/477/TechforVets-Support-the-Troops

“Our returning Vets deserve not only our appreciation but our support. TechforVets is an organization that is working to provide computers to Veterans and Veteran organizations. These computers can be a lifeline in assisting our Vets to find job opportunities, advance their education, or just connect with like-minded buddies across the country. I wholeheartedly support their efforts and hope you will too.”

                                                                                                                    Colonel R. O. Gillick, US Marine Corps, retired.

Tech For Vets Inc.
With a mission to supply computers to Veterans, Tech For Vets coordinates with other organizations like NPR and Wounded Warriors in their effort to help veterans find a better life through technology. Director of the program, Jason Rorie, says, “Helping the men and women who have served this country is such a worthwhile venture. Their gratitude speaks volumes as to who they are.” Tech For Vets, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax-deductible.

FundaGeek LLC
FundaGeek is a crowdfunding resource that supports innovation and good ideas in general with specialized portals for inventions, community projects, and scientific research at universities and research institutions. FundaGeek is designed to secure funding for these projects without giving up equity interest and without incurring debt. Funding is provided via micro-pledges through use of social media in return for rewards. FundaGeek is part of a new trend of tapping into the power of crowds.


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