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The Foster-A-Soldier™ Program makes it easy to support our troops without personally knowing anyone in the service.
| How It Works |
Thousands of men and women from every branch of the service are registered with Treats for Troops. If you want to send a care package to show your support, we’ll match you with a soldier who’d love to hear from you. You can choose your soldier by branch of service, home state, gender, general location, birthday, or you can let the program automatically select the soldier who’s been waiting the longest to receive a package. |
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Shopping
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Once your soldier is selected, you’ll have their first name, branch of service and home state, plus any personal information like interests and favorite foods the soldier would like to share. Then just pick a gift from the Treats for Troops Gift Shops, and add a message from our free Message Center. That’s all there is to it; your gift will be carefully packed and sent from our secure fulfillment center in two business days.
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| There's No Obligation |
Sponsoring a soldier once doesn’t obligate you to keep sending your soldier gifts, although so many people have asked if they can continue sending packages to the same soldier, we now offer that option. |
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| TFT Is Safe And Secure |
When you send a package through Treats for Troops, you don’t have to worry about security. Sponsors are given only the name, branch of service and home state. Our secure fulfillment center in Denver, Colorado handles all the packing, addressing and shipping through the USPS. The privacy and personal contact information of both soldiers and sponsors is always protected.
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| Thanks from Your Soldier |
We include a thank you note in every order, and also offer soldiers a way to e-mail their thanks. For security reasons, thank yous come back to Treats for Troops; once they’re received, we promptly forward them to the sponsor. Soldiers are encouraged to thank their sponsor, but sometimes they’re in circumstances where it’s just not possible. If you don’t hear from your soldier, it doesn’t mean your package wasn’t received, or appreciated. It might mean your soldier is out in the field, and the base post office is a long way away. We regularly post notes we receive in the Thank You Center so you can see how much it means to a soldier to receive a package.
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“Dear Edith:
My name is Les and I'm a photographer in the Navy. Thank you so much for the package. With all that's going on in the world it's nice to know there are people who support us and all of the sacrifices we make. Thank you for the treats and for your support.
Thanks again,
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