This fun creative project can be done from home or school, and our troops and hospitalized vets love these. Just grab some pillowcases and fabric markers and share some hugs from far to lift spirits! Great holiday or summer project for students too! We are collecting them now through December 3rd for our hospitalized, deployed and homeless veterans.

We also made them for students from Uvalde and Parkland after the tragic mass shootings. Students and citizens from all over the nation decorated pillowcases to remind them they were not alone. This is a great project for any age!

Support active-duty service members, veterans, and their families or find out how to get adopted yourself and wrapped in support while deployed. Homefront Hero Hugs began right after 9/11, almost 23 years ago to unite our country and support troops deploying overseas and their brave families on the homefront. We left the politics at the door and remembered we are all Americans first.

How kids and teens can volunteer in thanks for their freedoms including coming up with their own creative ideas to give back. Volunteer credit hours and references are offered for students as they develop qualities of leadership, teamwork, empathy, reasoning, integrity and build their confidence.

Ever wondered how you can write cards and send support to wounded and hospitalized veterans? Operation Healing Angel began when a medic wrote us wondering if we could send support to the medical staff heroes too. Now we support key Veterans’ Hospitals worldwide with volunteers ages 2 -102 and never forget the medical staff who need hugs and thanks too. Operation Healing Angel needs help all year long so check this mission out.

If you are a service member needing support, sign up today and know we follow OPSEC to a tee. Your safety and security matters to us as a military family ourselves helping run Homefront Hugs Foundation. You can even sign up your fellow warriors and send us a list of names. Thanks again for your service. It’s our honor to support you in our 23rd year.