Community Support Meeting

The Department of Defense invites you to the

Heroes to Hometowns

Community Support Meeting

Heroes to Hometowns is designed to help communities welcome home Service Members who are severely injured. Heroes to Hometowns inspires community pride and establishes a support network for Wounded Service Members and their Families.

Wednesday Oct 21st, 2009 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

Lunch Provided

161st Air Refueling Wing, Phoenix, AZ

Wounded Warrior Toy Drive - We invite individuals and organizations to help with Christmas for our Wounded Warriors! You are invited to bring new toys for either boys or girls between 1 to 17 years or household items (towels, movies, gift cards, etc) to the Community Support Meeting on 10/21. Items will be distributed to families of Wounded Warriors in December for Christmas.

Please RSVP by Oct 19th. Due to coordinating efforts and certain limitations we request no more than 2 people represent your organization. Please include names, phone number, e-mail address, web site, and a brief description of your program to update the resource guide.

RSVP at www.AZHeroestoHometowns.org, go to the event page and fill out the form for each person attending or contact Kathy Pearce, Department of Defense Advocate, Wounded Warrior Resource Center and Heroes to Hometowns Program at

kathypearce1@cox.net or 480.330.1632

Wounded Warriors Holiday Toy Drive

With your help,

Heroes to Hometowns would like to make this a Holiday to be remembered for our Wounded Warriors and their families. Together, we can make this possible!

Items will be collected at the October 21^st Community Support Meeting at the 161st Air Refueling Wing and distributed to the families of our Wounded Warriors at Christmas. Thank you for your support!

For questions about the Toy Drive or the Community Support Meeting, visit www.AZHeroestoHometowns.org or contact Kathy Pearce, Department of Defense Advocate, Wounded Warrior Resource Center and Heroes to Hometowns Program at

kathypearce1@cox.net or 480.330.1632