Donated funds will assist service members, vets in need
Thu, 10/01/2009 - 11:42pm
Stacy Jones, the Army Community Services family advocacy program manager on Fort Huachuca, sitting, explains the food voucher program for enlisted soldiers and retired military personnel. Listening, from left, are Susan Schubert of the Veterans Outreach in Tombstone; Al Armenta of Hero Hearts EquiCenter in Hereford; and Mike Maloon of Boots for Our Troops, who presented Jones, Schubert and Armenta donations to support their activities.
(Bill Hess • Herald/Review)
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FORT HUACHUCA — Providing more than $15,000 in a three-month period indicates the need enlisted soldiers and retirees have, said a post Army Community Services spokeswoman.
Any amount of money to help the effort is appreciated. With $500 provided by Boots for Our Troops, another 20 soldiers will be helped through $25 food coupons, Stacy Jones said.
She accepted a check from Mike Maloon, the Cochise County coordinator of the boots organization, bringing the total amount from Boots for Our Troops to the post ACS to $1,500 this year.
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