Monica Orluk, President and COO of OTA is selected to be part of the PNC Legacy Project.
On an otherwise nondescript street corner Downtown, the voices of local military personnel describe in vivid detail the horror, triumph and mystery of war.
On an otherwise nondescript street corner Downtown, the voices of local military personnel describe in vivid detail the horror, triumph and mystery of war.
OTA Founder and CEO Kristen Holloway Querriera is named a 2014 MOAA (Military Officers Association of America) Community Hero.
Vice President Amanda Thompson and Welcome Home Program Lead Darlene Scalese are recipients of the 2014-2015 Jefferson Award for their volunteer efforts.
Mohawk Area School District and Community collaborate in a joint effort to support OTA and our military heroes.
Operation Troop Appreciation is launching a new veteran-support program called ?Welcome Home?, which will help veterans with legitimate needs to defray the costs associated with establishing a new home.
According to the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, young male veterans (18-24) who served after 9/11 have an unemployment rate of 29.1%. Full Story
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They were compiling SmileKits, a name surely fitting of the box brimming with cookies, candy, movies and more.
“We pray for the troops all the time,” said Susan Myers, one of 96 Howard Hanna employees who gathered last week to construct the care packages for U.S. soldiers serving in Afghanistan.
Vice President Amanda Thompson is a recipient of the Pittsburgh Pirates Community Champion Award.
OTA and its Founder, Kristen Holloway, are featured in the new President George W. Bush Library