It’s that time of year again, when Soldiers’ Angels asks people to donate to the Valour-IT fundraiser, which uses donations to purchase helpful technology for wounded warriors.  This year, consistent with my Navy League affiliation, I’m urging you to donate in the Navy’s name:

It’s fitting that today — Veterans’ Day — is the last day for donating to Project Valour-IT’s annual fundraiser. Please remember how much our men and women in the service have done for us, and do something for them. And — Go Navy!

Project Valour-IT’s annual fundraiser ends tomorrow, so there’s still time to give. Remember, they give so much for us. Now it’s our turn to give back to them. And — Go Navy!

They give so much for us. Now it’s our turn to give back to them. And — Go Navy!

I somehow managed to miss it when it started, but the annual Valour-IT fundraiser is still going on (until November 11).  This fundraiser raises the monies that help to “provide voice-controlled/adaptive laptop computers and other technology to support Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines recovering from hand wounds and other severe injuries.” It is, as Martha Stewart would say, a GOOD THING.

As a proud member of the Navy League, I am, of course, supporting the Navy.  (I could also support the Marines, but they seem to be doing fine without me in the Valour-IT fundraising race.)  So, if you would like to donate money, I urge you to use the link below, so that the Navy can make a good showing this year and, of course, so that all injured troops can benefit from the wonders of modern technology.