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Win This Hat!

Arc’teryx LEAF has produced a new, limited edition, giveaway-only, hat made from MultiCam Tweave. The first batch went to the Special Operations Care-Fund‘s luncheon last week to raise money to pay for hyperbaric treatments for wounded Veterans. I attended the function and purchased one of the hats in order to give it away on SSD.

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Oftentimes companies come to us and ask which charities they should consider donating to. It’s a tough decision and we have a few favorites. But, we’d like to hear about your favorites. To win this hat, all you have to do is enter by telling us your favorite charity. It doesn’t even have to be a military charity.

SSD is hoping that you’ll consider donating to a charity or those in need this holiday season. Good luck!

To enter:

1. In the comments section of THIS article on SSD share your favorite charity. Only entries here are eligible to win.

2. Comments are open from 0900 EST today, November 18th until 0859 EST tomorrow, November 19th.

3. Use any alias you want to post but be sure to use a valid email address since that’s how we’ll contact the winner.

4. 1 winner will be selected at random.

5. One entry per email address. We will delete entries that violate this policy.

6. Must be 18 to enter. Void where prohibited.

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416 Responses to “Win This Hat!”

    • matt says:

      94.6% of money raised by the Semper Fi Fund goes directly to helping injured Marines. Look around for another charity that can claim that high a percentage going to directly to their programs and services, I doubt there are many.

  1. Sean says:

    Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation. Exceptional care for bomb techs and their families.

  2. Sam says:

    Wounded warriors.

  3. Samuel says:

    Toys for Tots

  4. Spartacus says:

    March of Dimes

  5. Jeff E says:

    Mission 22

    http://www.mission22.com/#ourcause

    Mission 22 is a collaboration between Elder Heart, a veteran non-profit organization, and marketing agency CP+B. Elder Heart is comprised of Delta Force and Special Forces operators Tom Spooner, Magnus Johnson, and Mike Kissel. Because of their personal battles with PTSD and TBI they have made it their mission to raise awareness, enlist support, and end veteran suicide in America.

  6. Robert says:

    Wounded Warrior Project

  7. Nick says:

    Red Circle Foundation

  8. Mitch marcuson says:

    National fallen firefighters foundation

  9. Tacticallywelldressed says:

    Team Rubicon.

  10. Whit says:

    As a Vet with PTSD I highly recommend.

    Elder Heart

  11. SF says:

    Fisher House

  12. the hobbit says:

    http://www.thedaughterproject.org Good luck everyone! 🙂

  13. Evan says:

    Green Beret Foundation

  14. eys223 says:

    Ronald McDonald House

  15. Jason says:

    GallantFew. Great organization that helps vets find jobs!

  16. Nikuraba29 says:

    USO

  17. JJacobson says:

    American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

  18. Chris S. says:

    Wishes for warriors

  19. Tom says:

    Homes for Our Troops

  20. @9minded says:

    Wishes For Warriors

  21. Kris says:

    Wounded Warrior Project

  22. Comprehension says:

    Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund

  23. AMP says:

    Great group that does a lot, including providing a central network for military members to find volunteers willing to board their pets while they are deployed or have other service commitments, making them unable to temporarily care for their pets.

  24. CP says:

    USAF Auxiliary, Civil Air Patrol

    http://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/

  25. that guy says:

    Great organization when I was in Afghanistan the first time. When six months had gone by and I still hadn’t gotten even a letter from my wife a buddy’s sister signed me up and they showed me a ton of support and even a couple pairs of socks.

  26. Chris Hobrath says:

    A good one that isnt as high profile as Wounded Warrior, but supports the military family Is the Brothers In Arms Foundation

    http://www.brothersinarmsfoundation.org/

  27. Reds says:

    EOD Wounded Warrior Foundation

  28. Shane says:

    Sentinals of Freedom

  29. mothersmurfer says:

    My favorite: The Salvation Army. Good people doing good work.

  30. cy says:

    St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

  31. Josh says:

    Wishes for Warriors

  32. Cheryl says:

    Operation Christmas Child

  33. Vinnie says:

    Keystone Wounded Warrior, benefiting Pennsylvania wounded warriors.

  34. CapnTroy says:

    Chris Kyle Frog Foundation

  35. Aaron says:

    http://www.austingermanshepherdrescue.org

    These folks make it their mission to rescue gsd’s and mal’s in my AO. Committed to man’s best friend!

  36. Charliemike says:

    The Greg Hill Foundation

  37. doc says:

    The 100 club

  38. Chester says:

    National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund

  39. Nick the Brit says:

    Have to go with Folds of Honor – they really helped out my buddies family when he was KIA on our 2012 deployment.

  40. Mission 22 is a collaboration between Elder Heart, a veteran non-profit organization, and marketing agency CP+B. Elder Heart is comprised of Delta Force and Special Forces operators Tom Spooner, Magnus Johnson, and Mike Kissel. Because of their personal battles with PTSD and TBI they have made it their mission to raise awareness, enlist support, and end veteran suicide in America.

  41. Mike Y says:

    The MARSOC Foundation

  42. TDB says:

    Warrior Shoot Event Group

    http://warriorshoot.com

  43. Jay Wittman says:

    Wounded Warrior Project is my favorite

  44. JOHN says:

    Wounded Warrior Project