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Green Beret Foundation Race Across America
Tuesday, May 7th, 2013Green Beret Pro Am Shoot 2012
Sunday, October 28th, 2012
The Green Beret Foundation provides, fittingly enough, unconventional resources to facilitate the special needs of wounded, ill and injured Green Berets and imparts unique support to the Special Forces community in order to strengthen readiness and uphold Green Beret traditions and values.
You or your company can help the Green Beret Foundation in its endeavor to assist our nation’s finest by sponsoring a shooter for the 2nd Annual Green Beret Pro-Am Shooting Match sponsored by Raidon Tactics Inc. and hosted by 37 PSR Gun Club.
The Green Beret Pro-Am is being held on 12 November 2012 from 10am til 5pm. There will be five shooting stages, each testing the shooting abilities of each team member. The teams will consist of a wounded Green Beret and a sponsored competitor. You or your company can support a team or be a competitor yourself. The minimum donation to participate as a Competitor is $500 with 100% of your donation going directly to the GBF. There will be no overhead taken out of any donation funds. All sponsors that are not able to participate can still assist the GBF by donating prizes or other goods and services in support of this event. Last year the event raised $13,000 and they want to increase the amount this year to at least $20,000.
Green Beret Foundation Survival Band
Sunday, February 26th, 2012
These days you can get survival bracelets anywhere. In fact, many of you make your own. But if you want to get a cool looking bracelet and help out the Green Beret Foundation then consider purchasing a survival band from RE Factor Tactical. They’ve teamed up with non-profit, 501(c) 3 foundation Green Beret Foundation to help raise money and awareness for wounded or ill Army Special Forces warriors and their families. 100% of the net proceeds of each sale of these survival bands are donated to the GB Foundation. The green stripe down the middle of the band is added to represent the Green Beret and is subtly contrasted against the black background to represent the “Quiet Professional.”
