Here are some interesting photos from a small FOB (forward operating base) in Afghanistan. Our care packages are sent here to a group of 9 Sailors who are accompanied by a larger contingent of Marines.
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 2026?
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.
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4/22/2011
April care package shipping recap
This month we have shipped 283 care package boxes to American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. Total postage costs were over $4,200.
Five units received the 245 boxes that were packed at our April packing party. Other shipments were mailed throughout the month to other units.
Within the next few weeks, additional care packages will be sent to one unit that has over 7,000 Marines.
Thanks to everyone who donated time, money and goods to make these shipments to our troops possible.
Five units received the 245 boxes that were packed at our April packing party. Other shipments were mailed throughout the month to other units.
Within the next few weeks, additional care packages will be sent to one unit that has over 7,000 Marines.
Thanks to everyone who donated time, money and goods to make these shipments to our troops possible.
4/05/2011
Two recent msgs from Afghanistan
Below are two messages we recently received from American soldiers in Afghanistan. Our volunteers have already sent rice and other items to the Battalion Chaplain, and additional shipments will be made.
Nancy
I have a special request from a local school teacher. He tells me that some of his Afghan students have to choose between school and work because they have no money and little food. His request is to give them
rice so they can eat more and healthier. Many days all they eat is bread and an onion.
I have helped these children with shoes and some warm clothing for the winter, but now they are in need of the rice.
If you are so inclined I humbly present this request for help.
Nancy
I have a special request from a local school teacher. He tells me that some of his Afghan students have to choose between school and work because they have no money and little food. His request is to give them
rice so they can eat more and healthier. Many days all they eat is bread and an onion.
I have helped these children with shoes and some warm clothing for the winter, but now they are in need of the rice.
If you are so inclined I humbly present this request for help.
4/03/2011
NBC coverage of our Packing Party
We thank NBC for covering our April 2, 2011 packing party. Below is the local DFW NBC video and news article showing the volunteers from Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas packing our care packages for American soldiers serving overseas.
Angels Pack Hundreds of Boxes for Troops
16,000 Girl Scout Cookies off to troops
Saturday, Apr 2, 2011 | Updated 8:05 PM CDT
Andrew Tanielian, NBCDFW.com
The Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas spent Saturday packing up care packages for troops serving overseas.
There’s a special feeling when you get an unexpected gift in the mail.
It’s part of the idea behind the ‘Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas’ who want troops serving overseas to know they are thinking about them.
Angels Pack Hundreds of Boxes for Troops
16,000 Girl Scout Cookies off to troops
Saturday, Apr 2, 2011 | Updated 8:05 PM CDT
Andrew Tanielian, NBCDFW.com
The Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas spent Saturday packing up care packages for troops serving overseas.
There’s a special feeling when you get an unexpected gift in the mail.
It’s part of the idea behind the ‘Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas’ who want troops serving overseas to know they are thinking about them.
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