SEMPERMAX SUPPORT FUND
EIN 27-1063578 · Military, Veterans' Organizations
What they do
Warrior 2 Warrior W2W: Four (4) Veterans and Their Families Were Served Through Farm Stays At Semper Fi Farm. All Were Provided Lodging, Food, and Relaxation Along With Opportunities to Get Involved With Scheduled Projects And/or Daily Maintenance of The Farm and Its Livestock. Veterans and Their Families Found Renewal In Walking Along The Creek, Assisting With Tasks Such As Installing Fencing, Mowing, Helping With The Chickens, Cows and Sheep, Etc. In Addition, Four (4) Local Veterans Were Provided With Multiple Days of Fishing As They Needed for Mental Wellness. Further, A Memorial Tree Was Dedicated At The National Museum of The Marine Corps for John Viggiano, USMC, FDNY, Who Lost Both His Sons On 9/11. John Continues to Serve As A Role Model and Inspiration for Wounded, Ill, Injured and Veterans of All Generations. Funds Remaining Upon Dissolution Are Granted to The Semper Fi & Americas Fund for Support of The Wounded, Ill and Injured Veteran Community.
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About this charity
- Location
- PO Box 54, Rural Retreat, VA 24368
- County
- Wythe
- In care of
- Shannon L Maxwell