Camo Quilt Project

Camo Quilt Project All volunteer organization. We sew camo quilts for active duty..lap quilts for Veterans, When the other soldiers in his unit saw it, they all wanted one too.
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In 2006, Linda's then son-in-law asked her to make him a camouflage quilt to take with him on deployment to Iraq. Linda got busy and made another 48 quilts. In the years since then, Linda and a group of dedicated volunteers have made over 30,292 camo quilts for troops on active deployment as of May of 2022. In 2013, they started making lap quilts for veterans in nursing homes, assisted living, home care and hospice. They have made over 2533 lap quilts as of May of 2022.. All of these items are made free of charge.. thanks to donations, grants and fund raising...you only need to pay for the shipping..To make a donation, send checks to : Franklin American Legion Post 387..C/O Steven Bender..N7417 Bittersweet Road, Plymouth, Wi 53073..

03/11/2026
03/09/2026
03/08/2026

Across the Middle East and around the world, U.S. service members are operating under demanding and rapidly changing conditions. Through it all, our mission remains the same: to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our nation's military and their families. Learn more about how the USO is boots-on-the-ground, supporting the people who serve: https://brnw.ch/21x0q8E.

03/08/2026

Across the country tonight, many hearts are thinking about the men and women who wear the uniform and stand far from home.

Behind every soldier is a story — a family waiting, a childhood town that shaped them, and loved ones who hope for the day they return safely.

Six American service members now stand together in the thoughts and prayers of many. They did not choose the conflicts that surround them, but they answered the call to serve when their country asked.

Military service often means stepping into uncertainty. It means long nights away from family, missed holidays, and the quiet courage of facing danger so others may live in peace.

To the world, they may appear as soldiers standing in formation. But to someone at home, they are a son, a daughter, a husband, a wife, a parent, or a friend whose presence means everything.

Moments like these remind us that war is not only about headlines or politics. It is about human lives — people who carry dreams, memories, and hopes for the future just like everyone else.

Tonight, many simply hope for their safety.

For protection over those who serve.
For strength for their families.
And for the day when every soldier can safely return home.

May these six brave service members be surrounded by protection wherever they are.

May their courage be honored.

And may the world remember that behind every uniform is a human heart that deserves to come home.

03/07/2026
03/06/2026

RED Friday

Every Friday, we wear red to remember and honor the brave men and women serving in our Armed Forces.

At Blue Star Mothers of America, RED Friday is a simple but powerful reminder that our service members are never forgotten. Behind every uniform is a family holding onto hope, strength, and faith.

Today we proudly wear red as a symbol of support for those serving around the world.

Until they all come home. 🇺🇸

03/05/2026
03/05/2026

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439 Factory Street
Plymouth, WI
53073

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Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm

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