Project We Remember

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Join Vernon Bagley, Executive Director of Project We Remember and a decorated Vietnam veteran, each week on “Voice of Veterans” as he discusses military and veterans issues, visits with special guests and takes your calls at 480-983-7625.

Project We Remember is the “Voice of Veterans” in Arizona and across the country. Listen in Saturday mornings to learn how you can help assist our American heroes! For more information visit www.thevoiceofveterans.com and while you are there sign up to be a member of Force VoV.

TUNE INTO “VOICE OF VETERANS” 8 a.m. Saturdays on ROCK ‘N’ ROLL 1260 or
LISTEN ONLINE AT WWW.ROCKNROLL1260.COM

Project We Remember is dedicated to helping those who have sacrificed so much for our freedoms. It is our primary purpose to raise funds for individuals and non-profit organizations that provide support to our military men and women when they and their families are in need beyond that which is provided by their respective service branch. We believe that we can provide a significant positive effect on the daily lives and the morale of our service personnel by demonstrating that we care both in words and in actions.

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Veterans Deserve Better
Becky Fenger - November 11, 2009

Today is Veterans Day, and our veterans are getting the shaft. I was reminded of this in the November 2009 newsletter from Project "We Remember." (See www. ProjectWeRemember.org.) Veteran Vernon Bagley, executive director of this project and of Military Families Foundation, shares with us that approximately 66 percent of all U.S. veterans are not eligible for any VA benefits because they were not in a combat zone, not wounded, nor did they become ill on active duty. That's just wrong.

Project We Remember received its most significant corporate donation to date on Nov. 17, 2007 as American Express became a corporate sponsor. The financial services giant donated $15,000 to the non-profit -- funds which will go toward sponsoring the first Project We Remember temporary home for sick and injured veterans at Partenza on Highland in Phoenix.

Project We Remember on ABC 15

Watch this video clip of Project We Remember founder Vernon Bagley as he discusses the latest achievements as well as the motivations behind the organization.

For many of Arizona’s sick and injured military veterans, medical care means extended stays at veteran’s hospitals. These stays are made more difficult by the fact that many of them live far from veteran’s facilities and cannot afford to have their families stay with them during their treatment.

Project We Remember has been featured on TV5 KPHO as an organization making a positive impact on the Arizona community and beyond. Check out a video of the story on the KPHO website.

Warriors...in their own words

This video presented by the LOOC Foundation underscores the unbreakable spirit of the brave warriors who have had the courage to put it all on the line for the sake of freedom.

Remember Me Video

Check out this video of our fine American servicemen and women and their families, a moving reminder of the sacrifices they are making for our freedoms.