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When the bigger well advertised "charities" failed, military caseworkers turned to us and we delivered. Why? For years, 100% of donor's funds were dedicated to meeting the needs of deserving families or those we serve on our website at www.patriotwatch.com/casework.htm
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May 21 at 9:16pm
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David Jenest — 7 years ago
Saving Patriotwatch will be a challenge given today's economy. I want to thank Cathe and Earl for their kind comments. Our mutual friend and help. It's friends like Susan Milbank and Earl, not so much me, that makes things happen for overlooked heroes like this veteran in Michigan. http://bit.ly/MI-DAV273
Earl Tallman — 7 years ago
A few years ago I was in the VA emergency in Detroit. I met a guy in the next room who was in dire straights. He was loosing his home although he was apparently disabled he had not yet filed for help. I took it on myself to help him. I went to every VA office that there to help and was refuse. With just days of his eviction we were desperate. I found Dave's site. He called me directly to see what it is this man needed. With Dave's help we found him a room to rent and saved his most precious belongings. With the resources Dave was able to send us, we were able to help a vet in need. My hats off to you Dave, being disabled myself, I'm donating $100 to your cause. Though my resources are few, the help you give others is priceless in these Vets time of need. Thank you for putting our Vets first. Earl Tallman
US.Navy Veteran
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Earl J. Tallman7 years agoBest wishes. Dave!
Cathe B Torgerson7 years agoI really appreciate all you and your organization are doing!!
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David Jenest — 7 years ago
Saving Patriotwatch will be a challenge given today's economy. I want to thank Cathe and Earl for their kind comments. Our mutual friend and help. It's friends like Susan Milbank and Earl, not so much me, that makes things happen for overlooked heroes like this veteran in Michigan. http://bit.ly/MI-DAV273
Earl Tallman — 7 years ago
A few years ago I was in the VA emergency in Detroit. I met a guy in the next room who was in dire straights. He was loosing his home although he was apparently disabled he had not yet filed for help. I took it on myself to help him. I went to every VA office that there to help and was refuse. With just days of his eviction we were desperate. I found Dave's site. He called me directly to see what it is this man needed. With Dave's help we found him a room to rent and saved his most precious belongings. With the resources Dave was able to send us, we were able to help a vet in need. My hats off to you Dave, being disabled myself, I'm donating $100 to your cause. Though my resources are few, the help you give others is priceless in these Vets time of need. Thank you for putting our Vets first. Earl Tallman US.Navy Veteran