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1. Lend a hand with shopping.
2. Go to the mall with a Mom or Dad or shop for them online.
3. Gift wrapping or babysitting is a gift in itself.
4. Help with decorating. Putting up the Christmas tree and other decorations or taking it all down
   Consider a “feel-good” gift…massage, manicure, MNF game or take a military family to a seasonal event.

5. Lend a hand with the “honey-do” list. Something always falls apart, stops working, or seizes up during a deployment.
6. Skip the plate of cookies. Gift certificates for pizza or other deliverable foods can be a sanity-saver for a single parent. Share your home and Holidays.
7. Share a meal with military neighbors and make it a memorable event for both families.

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Coming Home Project

Holistic Services for Iraq and Afghanastan Veterans, Families, and Service Providers

Retreat for Female Veterans and Service Members

Join us for a weekend of

• Connecting with other female service members and Veterans
• Supporting one another in the journey of return
• Renewing mind, body, and spirit in a beautiful, tranquil setting

This retreat is for female veterans and active duty personnel who have been deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan since September 11, 2001

February 10-13, 2011
Mission San Luis Rey
Oceanside, CA

To apply:
www.cominghomeproject.net

COMING HOME PROJECT RETREATS ARE FREE THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR DONORS.
FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT, CLICK HERE

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Just a note to let everyone know that the city of Corona is accepting applications from families of deployed Military people for their Banner recognition program.  So far all the banners have been free to the families.  The soldier MUST be a resident of Corona, and deployed outside the USA.

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