How You Can Adopt a Soldier This Thanksgiving in Arizona
There's nothing better than spending the holidays with loved ones, and Thanksgiving is one of the sweetest times of the year to share seasonal magic.
But what if your family is hundreds of miles away?
Soldiers stationed on Fort Huachuca may face this holiday alone. That's where you can help. You can participate in this year's Thanksgiving Adopt-A-Soldier program.
How Your Family Can Participate in the Adopt a Solider Program
You can share the bounty with soldiers stationed in Arizona and say ‘thank you’ in person. This Thanksgiving, consider the 111 Military Brigade’s Adopt-A-Soldier program.
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Let's face it: we always cook a lot of food for the holidays. Wouldn't it be nice to share some of that with others?
There's a lot to be grateful for, and Thanksgiving is all about sharing memories with friends and family. You can extend the love this year by creating a special family environment for one or more of our local soldiers.
Many soldiers on Fort Huachuca won't be able to return home to their families for Thanksgiving. Some are stationed here to attend school, and others can't make the journey due to scheduling and financial reasons.
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How To Register for the Adopt-A-Soldier Program
Fort Huachuca is asking families across Cochise County to act as substitute families for our soldiers this season.
If you’d like to help, you can Adopt Two or More Soldiers this Thanksgiving. You'll have to register on or before November 17th. Then, attend the Meet-and-Greet at Eifler Fitness Center on Fort Huachuca at 6 p.m. on November 21st.
Eifler Fitness Center is located at 82401 Bissel St., Fort Huachuca.
For more information, see the post on the Fort Huachuca Facebook page:
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