How can you help send care packages to the soldiers?

1) Donate Financially - Our greatest need is usually cash to pay for the mailing costs of care packages, and also to buy items for our soldiers. We are registered with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) charity, so your qualifying gifts are tax deductible. We can accept checks made payable to Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas, P.O. Box 116691, Carrollton, Texas 75011 USA. Or you can donate to our account via credit card: Online donation system by ClickandPledge
2) Donate Goods - Many companies and civic groups host their own collection drives and fundraising events in cooperation with our efforts. Individuals and companies also donate goods for our soldiers. Because our goods are warehoused in our homes and in various donated office and warehouse spaces in the Dallas, Texas area, we kindly request that you contact us before sending any goods.

Help sponsor the shipping costs for Girl Scout Cookies

We expect to receive around 15,000 Girl Scout Cookies boxes in March, 2012. We would be grateful to anyone who can donate funds to help us with the estimated $15,000+ shipping costs to mail these cookies overseas to Afghanistan. Here's a link to on how you can help. Thanks.


6/02/2011

Memorial Day collection drives for care packages

Many thanks to the local Carrollton, Texas Walgreens and Krogers who gave space to the Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas to collect goods and cash donations this past Memorial Day weekend. Also thanks to our volunteers and the many kind people who so generously donated goods or cash to help us ship care packages for our soldiers serving overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq.

We collected 84 large boxes and a bit more than $1,500 over the weekend.

Most of those goods and cash donations will be quickly put to use as we have our next large packing party on June 5, 2011 at the Brookhaven Country Club.

Postage costs in May, when we had our last large packing party, totaled over $4,000 on close to 300 boxes sent to soldiers. So the donations will be put to work in short order. Thanks again to all who participated in helping our American soldiers.