Barry's SMAS, San Angelo, TX

GIVING TUESDAY AMAZON NEEDS LIST for Tranquility Point Veterans Retreat

A veteran is someone who, at one point in their life wrote a blank check made payable to “The United States of America,” for an amount up to and including their life. This Holiday season consider giving them a little in return for this ultimate sacrifice.
A Way to give this Giving Tuesday.
Purchase Items from The Tranquility Point needs list on Amazon. Just click the link below to order directly off our list.

https://a.co/g4icTvW

These are items Tranquility Point needs to make our veterans, 1st responders, and foster families feel at home during their stay. Combating PTSD, depression, and anxiety is hard enough. We want to make them feel at home and want for nothing. They gave all. Now it is our turn to give back. Most donations through 3rd party services get a percentage taken out. When you make a purchase through Amazon 100% of your money goes into the products Tranquilty Point needs to take care of service members. 🇺🇸💗🎄

Giving Tuesday is a few days away. Please support our building Tranquility Point. This is truly a “Labor of Love”. Today I struggled putting boards up on the ceiling in the cabin because it was very hard and quiet painful. I had to help our contractor as we were running short of funds to complete the inside of our cabin. Kim and I worked until sundown. We were exhausted. We brought in the mail and Kim gave me a sort of look. I asked should I sit down as she opened a letter to Tranquility Point. She said yes so I slid down onto our kitchen floor. The letter included a check from a generous friend from San Angelo. It was just enough for us to complete the inside of our cabin. By next summer we will be able to host Veterans who struggle with mental health and need this safe refuge to regroup. Please be part of our support team for them. Together we can help those who were willing to sacrifice everything to protect us.

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