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Thank you to Gwen & Todd Vinopal who gave a generous donation to cover shipping packages to our 8 bases!

Remember those who are protecting you this season and type a thank you! Www.operationempoweringhope.com

Coffee Bars in a Chaplains office gives Soldiers another opportunity to meet their Chaplain, find out they can get counseling to deal with all the stuff they face daily, and it will not affect their military career. A full Coffee Bar refill runs around $200. Donate on the website , write a note to let us know you want your donation to go for a Coffee Bar.

T o say Thank You this year, to those who are serving our country. Many will not be going home to visit friends and family. Three opportunities to support to both the local community and active Soldiers…

Soldiers are serving our country around the world. Many will not be going home for the holidays. Some are serving in extremely hot areas, some are serving in extremely cold areas. Depression is real for many of them because of all they have seen. We need your letters to bring hope to the Soldiers! Www.operationempoweringhope.com use the ‘write & submit a letter’ tab.

Thanks to wonderful donors, Bibles like these are in the hands of Soldiers.

We ship out packages all the time to our Chaplains to the tune of around $700 a quarter. Those packages are full of fun ways for the Chaplains to connect with the Soldiers on base. We would love your financial support to keep the packages going. Donate on the web www.operationempoweringhope.com

We would love to assist you and your friends making these great encouraging bags! Click on Thank you Bags above or message us.

Three great places show support to both the local community and active Soldiers!

They are bundled with a candy bar and a note from Operation Empowering Hope that points the Soldier to their Chaplain for confidential counseling that will not affect their military career! Write and send to 9125 Hampshire Ave N Brooklyn Park or type directly into the web page www.operationempoweringhope.com

Beautiful, encouraging letters like these from a high school in Wisconsin brighten the day for Soldiers training in a down pour or when it’s negative 30! Plus we add their Chaplains contact information so they can contact him any time of the day or night if they are struggling.

Financial donations are the back bone that supports our ministries to Soldiers on bases with high suicide rates. These donations cover purchasing coffee bar supplies, candy bars, shipping of store items and day to day operational costs. All the work is done by volunteers so 100% goes to ministry.

Thursday (November 13) is a Volunteer Work night with a focus on making Candy Bar Bundles. Our Chaplains love them because they can easily pack up 100+ and head out to where the Soldiers are training. Your letters, candy bars, and love are needed!

Words are not enough to say Thank You for those who have served our country! Enjoy this Veterans Day as we try to express our appreciation.

Soldiers are risking their lives, training as if it was an actual war. Some are learning what arctic warfare feels like – negative 30 at night, living in tents, minimal water, etc. Your letters let them know their sacrifice isn’t forgot. Mail to OEH 9125 Hampshire Ave N Brooklyn Park, MN 55445 or use the letter portal on the website and type directly into it. ( www.operationempoweringhope.com )

Operation Empowering Hope is collecting store materials that are provided free to Chaplains & Soldiers. Drop materials off at Principled Living Tonal Chiropractic or Rockin Nutrition, you can sponsor a bag while you are there!

Big thanks to Corner Fringe Ministries Torah Boot Camp (Bible School) kids who wrote letters to encourage our Soldiers.

Operation Empowering Hope relies on donors like you to help fund free Coffee Bars to the Chaplains we work with. That coffee cup can provide opportunities for the Soldiers to see the Chaplain as a safe person for them to talk to, leading to hope and healing.