Army Veteran and Business Leader Talks About Veterans Day
Make a commitment to serve others this Veterans Day.
Centennial, CO, November 11, 2019 --(PR.com)-- The war to end all wars came to a close 101 years ago. It was called Armistice Day, for the next 30 plus years until a Kansas shoe storeowner named Al King had the idea to expand Armistice Day to celebrate all veterans, not just those who served in World War I. By act of Congress, November 11 has been Veterans Day ever since.
Every American owes a debt to those who serve their country. It is a debt that cannot be repaid by waving a flag or slapping a magnetic sticker on their car. Those men and women who took time out of their lives to protect and defend the constitution of the United States deserve more. Today is a good day to recognize that obligation and resolve to do something to even the score.
For many of you, writing a check makes things simple. So, many excellent programs could really use your help. Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center, Troops First Foundation, Folds of Honor, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), Project Sanctuary and the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) are just a few of many.
If you operate a business, think about what your company can do to demonstrate your appreciation to the men and women of the armed forces. Any special consideration you give would earn you the respect of all who have served. It is the right thing to do and now is the time to do it.
For most Americans, the most rewarding contribution is a donation of time. Make yourself a promise to visit a veteran's hospital for a few hours on your day off. You will come away richer for the experience. Or call any of the non-profit military support organizations and ask how you can volunteer. There are hundreds of worthy causes to choose from. Email the address at the end of this article if you would like a list.
Make this Veterans Day a special one. Honor America's veterans with more than just words. Get involved. Our entire country will be better off when you do.
Leading Points Corporation has worked with numerous companies that have built programs to support of Military Heroes. We encourage you to support those companies that make it part of their mission to give back to the military members and their families. Some of the very best include:
· ehemp – http://www.ehemp.com/military
· Golf Channel – www.MilitaryTeeTimes.com
· 1800Flowers – www.1800flowers.com/militaryusa
· UNTUCKit – www.untuckit.com/military
· Tour Edge – https://shop.touredge.com/pages/military
· Vail Resorts - www.epicpass.com/info/military.aspx
About the Author: Kevin T. K. Sullivan, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret.) served 20 years as an Aviation Officer with the United States Army. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of International Hemp Solutions, Founder and President of Leading Points Corporation a company that assists businesses in establishing themselves within the military and government markets. Kevin continues to serve as senior executive & corporate development advisor or various startups and military charities across the country.
For further information and press inquiries, please contact Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Sullivan at sullivan@leadingpoints.com or visit http://www.leadingpoints.com
Every American owes a debt to those who serve their country. It is a debt that cannot be repaid by waving a flag or slapping a magnetic sticker on their car. Those men and women who took time out of their lives to protect and defend the constitution of the United States deserve more. Today is a good day to recognize that obligation and resolve to do something to even the score.
For many of you, writing a check makes things simple. So, many excellent programs could really use your help. Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center, Troops First Foundation, Folds of Honor, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), Project Sanctuary and the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) are just a few of many.
If you operate a business, think about what your company can do to demonstrate your appreciation to the men and women of the armed forces. Any special consideration you give would earn you the respect of all who have served. It is the right thing to do and now is the time to do it.
For most Americans, the most rewarding contribution is a donation of time. Make yourself a promise to visit a veteran's hospital for a few hours on your day off. You will come away richer for the experience. Or call any of the non-profit military support organizations and ask how you can volunteer. There are hundreds of worthy causes to choose from. Email the address at the end of this article if you would like a list.
Make this Veterans Day a special one. Honor America's veterans with more than just words. Get involved. Our entire country will be better off when you do.
Leading Points Corporation has worked with numerous companies that have built programs to support of Military Heroes. We encourage you to support those companies that make it part of their mission to give back to the military members and their families. Some of the very best include:
· ehemp – http://www.ehemp.com/military
· Golf Channel – www.MilitaryTeeTimes.com
· 1800Flowers – www.1800flowers.com/militaryusa
· UNTUCKit – www.untuckit.com/military
· Tour Edge – https://shop.touredge.com/pages/military
· Vail Resorts - www.epicpass.com/info/military.aspx
About the Author: Kevin T. K. Sullivan, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret.) served 20 years as an Aviation Officer with the United States Army. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of International Hemp Solutions, Founder and President of Leading Points Corporation a company that assists businesses in establishing themselves within the military and government markets. Kevin continues to serve as senior executive & corporate development advisor or various startups and military charities across the country.
For further information and press inquiries, please contact Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Sullivan at sullivan@leadingpoints.com or visit http://www.leadingpoints.com
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