Sand and Stone Foundation

Happy Birthday
🇺🇸 America 🇺🇸

Currently we need the following (in new or excellent used condition):
Teen clothing in adult sizes
Size 9 women's shoes
Twin bedding - for a girl who loves purple and black
Boys XS/S clothes
Baby Gates
Car Seats (not expired, no accidents)
Strollers

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Items can be dropped off at
The Arbor Church Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm

We are grateful for so many donations recently, as we continue to serve more families.

Please take a second and share this with your local Heroes. This is a great event by Rolling Thunder Inc. Michigan Chapter 5 . They are a fun group with enormous hearts. Make a veteran or First Responders Day with a free Glam Up and Hot Dogs!

Our 4th of July Food Baskets will be delivered next Friday, July 3rd, for our homebound Heroes. Tomorrow is our traditional weekly food delivery.

If you have a homebound Hero that would like a 4th of July basket filled with lots of treats and a delicious meal please TEXT 517-740-8758.
This is for elderly and disabled veterans ONLY..for those warriors who fought for us and cannot go out and experience first hand the parades and fireworks and freedoms they fought for.

REMEMBER

EVERYONE

DEPLOYED

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Are you wearing R.E.D. today?

REMEMBER
EVERYONE
DEPLOYED 🪖 🇺🇸

Are you wearing R.E.D. today?

Nearly 60 years in the making 🪖 🫡 🇺🇸

Nearly 60 years after he led his reconnaissance team through a harrowing ambush in South Vietnam — ignoring his numerous serious wounds — retired Maj. James Capers Jr. will finally be honored with the U.S. military’s highest award for valor on Thursday.

President Donald Trump will award Capers the Medal of Honor at Thursday’s ceremony, a White House official confirmed to Task & Purpose.

Capers’ heroism during an April 1967 ambush in South Vietnam is legendary. He led a nine-man team from 3rd Force Reconnaissance Company to a helicopter landing zone despite losing a significant amount of blood from numerous injuries, including bullet and shrapnel wounds and a broken leg.

He also refused to board the helicopter unless the aircraft’s crew also took the body of the team’s military working dog. When the helicopter struggled to take off, Capers twice tried to get out so that the aircraft would be light enough to fly.

“It was an attempt to save my troops,” Capers told Task & Purpose on Monday. “It wasn’t heroism. It might have looked that way, but it wasn’t about Jim Capers. It was about the 10 men that I had and the dog’s body that I wanted to get home.”

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Being that today is Motivation Monday I want to share just how grateful the Sand and Stone Foundation is for those who continue to support our mission as well as the purpose of our mission . Receiving letters of appreciation from the young men and women who are fighting and surviving daily just to find their place in this world is always a gift that will always be cherished and a reminder that this is Gods plan and we will Never Forget 🙏🏼 🇺🇸

This is where the vision of the Sand and Stone Foundation began, Berkey Hall at Michigan State , Living in Lansing attending Michigan State University studying Criminal Justice wondering what God plan was .

If you are an Honorably discharged veteran who is wanting to still serve with a purpose and would like to be part of giving back to the next generation please contact 517-917-3600

We Want YOU !!!!! 🇺🇸 🫵🏾

Leave No Stone unturned