How can you help our nonprofit send care packages to some of the most remote of the roughly 150,000 U.S. military troops serving overseas in 2024?

1) Donate Financially - Our greatest need is cash for our mailing costs. With no paid staff, we strive to maximize the use of donations. We are a 501(c)(3) charity, so your gifts are tax deductible. We accept checks to Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas, P.O. Box 116691, Carrollton, TX 75011. You can donate via credit card through our Click and Pledge account. Or you can Venmo us at NancyCarter@AirborneAngels.

2) Donate Goods - Our all-volunteer charity is based in the Dallas area, but receives product donations from across the USA for care packages for our Soldiers and Troops overseas. We kindly request that you contact us at support@airborneangelcadets.com before sending any care package goods.

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9/23/2016

U.S. troop levels in Iraq may increase again in 2016

A large portion of the care packages of the Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas are currently being sent to U.S. Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines in Iraq, where toiletries, foods, snacks and other care package items are often in short supply.  Though the 'temporary' troop numbers are unknown, it appears there are about 6,000 American troops in Iraq ... and many thousands more in neighoring countries that are providing support.  Our all-volunteer nonprofit welcomes the support of anyone who wishes to help us send care packages to our troops overseas.

Fox News article (9/22/16)"Pentagon wants 500 more US troops for Iraq amid new attacks"

If President Obama signs off on the military’s plan for more troops, the number would rise above 5,000. There are other U.S. troops inside Iraq that the Pentagon claims are on “temporary” assignments, though some of these deployments last up to one year in country. Counting these troops, the new forces going to Iraq will push the unofficial number of American forces on the ground in Iraq to over 6,000 troops.

In addition to a rocket attack suspected of containing a “mustard agent” earlier this week, nearly 500 U.S. troops at a base 25 miles south of Mosul have been attacked four times in the past week in conventional rocket attacks, Fox News is told.