Hope for The Holidays
Joshua Sooklal is feeling hopeful as we head into the holiday season and with good reason.
Read moreJoshua Sooklal is feeling hopeful as we head into the holiday season and with good reason.
Read moreMy grandmother loved to read. Although reading didn’t come naturally to me, her ability to engage my interest in books, reading, and writing directly impacted who I am today.
Read moreWhile the holiday season and particularly Christmas are an exciting time for many, it can be an unsettling and tough time for members of the military, veterans and their families.
Read moreWhen Hope For the Warriors, came up with the idea for Warrior’s Compass, we had one thing in mind: assisting our veteran community in different ways to navigate their civilian career search.
Read moreDon’t worry about silly things! Get out there, have fun, and keep on running.
Linda Tice is a member of the Baltimore Road Runners Club and progressed like many others. The start was one step at a time and as others shared advice Linda turned to help others. You can read the journey which Linda has taken.
Read moreThank you should be seen as an icebreaker and not an ending. Going beyond, “Thank you for your service” can be easy and creates a more meaningful conversation. Some good follow-up questions are: what branch did you serve in or what was your job? These questions will help to form a deeper more authentic connection with the person you want to thank.
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Read moreSince its inception Hope For The Warriors (HOPE) has strived to support the entire military through its programs, particularly spouses and caregivers. We all know that the entire family serves, and many continue to serve even after their warrior is out of the service due to injuries and unforeseen life changes from said injuries.
Read moreDid any of you PCS during the pandemic? For so many in the military community, an already challenging situation of a new duty station became that much more difficult when the world shut down, businesses were shuttered and our chances for connection — so desperately needed in this military life — suddenly, for many of us, became nonexistent for the first time.
Read moreHave you ever heard of a Purple Star School? Please allow me the honor of educating you as to what
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