SILVER FOX STEAKHOUSE DONATES:

Silver Fox Steakhouse, Grapevine, Texas donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank Silver Fox for their generous donation.

FIREHOUSE SUBS DONATES:

Firehouse Subs, JP and Shulinda Latimore, Lewisville, Texas donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank Firehouse Subs for their generous donation.

GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY:

Monique Greene, Treasurer of Helping the Helpless Vets Foundation at Arlington Mission in Arlington, Texas assisting with Turkey Baskets for families on Thanksgiving Day.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING:

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving.

BLUE MESA DONATES:

Blue Mesa Grill, Addison, Texas donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank Blue Mesa for their generous donation.

UPCOMING EVENT

Support our Veterans.

Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Highland Village, Texas donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank Potbelly for their generous donation.

OLIVE GARDEN CONTINUE TO GIVE

Olive Garden Lewisville, Texas donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank the Olive Garden for their generous donation.

HAPPY VETERANS DAY:

The Story of Veterans Day

1. November 11 is Veterans Day. A veteran is a soldier who has served his/her country.
2. Thirty-five countries fought in World War I. They fought for five years, from 1914 to 1918. The United States fought in the war from 1917 to 1918.
3. Finally the countries stopped fighting. The leaders signed an armistice. They signed the armistice on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. The armistice meant that the war was over.
4. Americans were very happy to hear about the armistice. No more soldiers would die in the war. The soldiers could come home.
5. People went out into the streets and laughed and danced. They blew horns and whistles and rang bells. They sang songs. They thought that there would never be another war.
6. President Wilson made November 11 a holiday to remember the end of the war. The holiday was called Armistice Day.
7. At eleven o'clock in the morning, everyone stopped doing whatever they were doing. People were completely silent for one minute. This minute was to remember all the soldiers who have died in wars.
8. The body of an unknown soldier was brought to America from the cemetery in France. His body was buried in a tomb at Arlington National Cemetery. It was called the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
9. The US was in three more wars: World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. The name of the holiday was changed to Veterans Day.
10. The bodies of three more unknown soldiers were brought to the cemetery. On Veterans Day, there are special services at the Tomb of the Unknowns.
11. Americans remember and honor all the veterans.

AW SHUCKS - BIG SHUCKS DONATES:

AwShucks Big Shucks donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank SwShucks Big Shucks for their generous donation.

GOLFSMITH DONATES:

Golfsmith donates to HTHVF in an effort to give back to those who fight so selflessly for our freedom.  

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank Golfsmith for their generous donation.

OUR VETERAN OF THE DAY:

More than 21 years of service in the military helped Air Force veteran David Riggs discover he had a unique set of skills in human resources management. 

“While my primary job in the Air Force was in communications, I learned to do a lot of different things throughout my career, including education, training, supervision, mentoring and quality control.”

It’s been a struggle to rebound from the knee surgery and various physical and emotional cycles,” Riggs said.

A Chamberlain's Partnership

For every $10.00 donation, received a $25.00 Gift Certificate to

Chamberlain's Steak and Chop House 

or 

Chamberlain's Fish Market Grill.

**Limited Supply**

*Restrictions Apply*

UPCOMING EVENT AT GRANADA THEATER:

Please mark your calendars for this great event for our Veterans.  Thank you and God bless.

SHAW'S PATIO & GRILL GOES GOLD FOR US:

Ann Shaw is the owner of Shaw's Patio & Grill in Ft. Worth, Texas. Shaw's goes GOLD for us with their donations.  Shaw's donation of clothing to our Veteran Women's that are house at the Salvation Army were greatly appreciated.  Shaw's also donated gift cards.

We at Helping The Helpless Vets Foundation would like to thank Shaw's Patio & Grill for their generous donations.

OUR VETERAN OF THE DAY:

Growing up on Air Force bases, Davett Jones was certain of her forward path: to follow her father’s footsteps with a military career.

She enlisted after high school, in 1997. While serving her country—and her dream—she received a devastating diagnosis: multiple sclerosis (MS), an inflammatory disease of the brain and spinal cord.