Washington Wild Things players sport camouflage jerseys in support of OTA
Washington Wild Things players sport camouflage jerseys in support of Operation Troop Appreciation.
Washington Wild Things players sport camouflage jerseys in support of Operation Troop Appreciation.
As a military mother, Darlene Scalese counts her blessings that her son Casey returned home from Iraq and Afghanistan healthy and whole. “He has no issues, he is 100 percent, blessed, safe and going to college.”
Mrs. Scalese, 55, of West Mifflin, took those blessings and started giving them away through her work with Operation Troop Appreciation. She volunteers 30 hours a week…Read Article on Post Gazette
Pennsylvania kicked off Project Journey, an initiative created to help homeless female veterans with children by providing them with temporary residencies to allow them to be able to get back on their feet.
OTA assists male veterans and their children through the Veterans Leadership Program “Project Journey for Men”
MyWay Mobile Storage supports OTA’s “Welcome Home” program
Two weeks ago, we had some good news about Brunswick graduates and here’s another alumna making a difference by helping others.
Amanda Leech Thompson, a 1993 BHS graduate, is a 2014-2015 Jefferson Award recipient. This is an amazing honor from one of the country’s leading foundations.
Mohawk Area School District and Community collaborate in a joint effort to support OTA and our military heroes.