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  • Sgt. R. Eaton, watches students as they shoot PKM general purpose machine guns at Camp Leatherneck, Helmand province. Photo-USMC
  • U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Nick Hall surveys flooded neighborhoods during an aerial assessment of area north of Bangkok. Photo-USN
  • Cpl Marcus Yeakel, 1st Bn, 25th Marine Rgmt pauses during a patrol in the southern portion of the Washir district, Helmand Province. Photo-DOD
  • An M777 howitzer kicks rocks and dust into the air after firing during a recent mission. Marines with Charlie Battery, 1st Bn, 12th Marine Rgmt. Photo-DOD.
  • Not many can grab the DUKE'S nose. Aissa Wayne, PPF Executive adviser with her father and American Icon - John Wayne

Welcome!

Project Prayer Flag is a non profit, non-partisan, non-government tax-exempt 501(c)(3) agency. We began shortly after the events of September 11th, 2001. Project Prayer Flag began as a way of giving U.S. Troops and their military units, individual comfort , care and a piece of America. We serve our U.S. service members by providing flexible care and quality comfort to U.S. Soldiers and their military families. Today, 700,000 U.S. Service members have received our support and thousands of volunteers stretch across the nation and work through four state chapters. We invite you to join us, as we protect and preserve Freedom and serve those who protect it.

We thank you for your help and support.

Angélica Black
Director
Project Prayer Flag

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How You Can Get Involved

Warrior Ranch™. Help donate and build the new 50 acre Warrior Ranch. The new Warrior Ranch will retrain, retool and encourage a new generation of U.S. Veterans for the modern American workforce. We will celebrate the U.S. Military service members "positive accomplishments", and encourage today's veterans, first responders and their families. The Ranch will feature a Military Film School, Media Productions center, Films sets, Journalism school, Business Center, Public affairs training center and a first of its kind- veterans Marriage retreat center, fishing Lake, temporary married housing and Military support center. Help us raise the needed three million dollars to purchase the site location, provide the ground breaking and build the Ranch!

Patriot Packs™. Help donate towards production costs for American Flags, Phone Cards and Support. Since 2001, Over 800,000 U.S. Service members have received and carried our packs of support. Annual support costs are approximately $100,000. Donate and volunteer with your community in assembling the packs with "Patriot Parties. Companies can sponsor the packs, with their logo and promotions.

Operation Christmas Care™. Since 2005, We have provided ordinary Americans the opportunity to adopt a deployed U.S. Military Veteran and send them care packages. We offer "one on one" support throughout their time in Military service. Each year thousands of U.S. Service members receive a care package from an ordinary American, who only wishes to thank them for their service and sacrifice. Donations and cause marketing to support the U.S. Troops, help cover our costs in production, postage and Unit Support.

  •  Individual or Company Donations.

  •  Your tax deductible bequests, goods, services or transfer of real property.

  •  If you are a Company or Organization, donate media ,marketing and "In kind" services.

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Bringing the Prayers of America to the Hearts of our Heroes

Upcoming Event

  • November - December 2011 - Operation Christmas Care
    Send a care package & adopt a U.S. Service member in Afghanistan. Take the opportunity this Christmas, to say "Thank you" to our deployed U.S. Service members serving overseas.....more

Letters From Our Troops

Merry Christmas to all of you from the U.S. Marines in Afghanistan.

Thank you all for all of your continued support. we are receiving thousands of packages from so many great organizations back home. I do know that all of you are leading the effort and we appreciate everything you have done for so many years. You are not forgotten. Everyday the Marines are delivering hundreds of packages across our AO here in Afghanistan. I wish to thank you for all that you do. From your individually packed care packages with your special wrapping and nice letters and cards to the larger boxes with numerous "kits" or "pack's" inside. Your devotion and commitment is evident as each shipment carries a special meaning from home.

Thanks again and the best to each of you and your wonderful families.

Sincerely,

Sergeant Major Neil O'Connell

Greetings from Afghanistan,

This is Chaplain Kim whom you wrote a lot to send your love and care for the 31st CSH. Thank you so much for your support during this deployment! The pocket Flags and packages you sent made an enormous impact on the morale of many service members. Without your support, I could have not made a wonderful support for our combat hospital. As you know, my unit will redeploy in three weeks, and another unit and chaplain will replace us.

Thank you so much for your good works for us. You did a great job for us. It might be not enough to say that.

God Bless You!

MAJ Sung Kim
Hospital Chaplain
31st Combat Support Hospital
FOB DWYER

Angelica,
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the gift box, flags, your prayers and support. Your gifts come as a nice and very welcome surprise. Your support to the deployed Marines is kind and thoughtful. Knowing that patriotic Americans are behind the Marines regardless of political persuasions is very reassuring. The Marines of H&S company, BLT 1/2 will proudly display the flags you have provided for them. Our deployment is starting to slow down and knowing that many Americans are waiting to welcome us home is comforting.
- God Bless,

CPT Dane Hanson
Commanding Officer
H&S Company, Battalion Landing Team 1/2
22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit

Project Prayer Flag,
We are the 1116th Trans. Co. and we are deployed in Iraq. We have received some of your blessed flags from our local post office. We are required to place flags on our vehicles in Iraq we do not have enough flags, we are short about 50 ea if you could send us more we would deeply appreciate it. Thank you for your thoughts and prayers.

SSG Michael Portillo
Thank you for your prayers!
Unit Supply NCO