Patti Patton-Bader, is the mother of Sgt. Brandon Varn,
who made the call that day.
As a result Patti founded Soldiers' Angels, a 5013c Non Profit,
which has done so much good! You are so going to love this!
Patti's sons deployment to Iraq brought to her attention a multitude of
needs that were not being met for deployed soldiers. Brandon told her of
numerous material needs of soldiers, things that they truly needed in
order to make their deployment as safe as possible. He also told her
how many soldiers do not receive any kind of moral support or comfort
from home. No letters. No goody boxes. Nothing.
As a mom, this was more than Patti's heartstrings could bear.
In 2003 she created Soldiers Angels, so that "No soldier would go
unloved." Don't let the slogan fool you. This is organization is not
all mush and no substance. In fact, Our editorial staff, (who holds a
combined experience of over 70 years sitting on various charitable
boards), views this as one of the singularly most effective, efficient and
well run organizations we have ever seen.
Soldier's Angels is really top drawer.
Soldier's Angels is an all volunteer run organization, incorporated in the
state of Nevada. Soldiers' Angels started in June of 2003. The Soldiers'
Angels mission is to provide aide and comfort to any of the armed forces
and their families.
More importantly, the slogan describes the motivation behind Soldiers'
Angels. By working together and sharing a common vision of service, the
volunteers of Soldiers' Angels send care to deployed soldier's and their
loved ones at home.
To date they have accomplished to send thousands of care packages to
deployed soldiers, helped the wounded at most military hospitals and
aided military families in need.
From its very inception, the focus of Soldiers' Angels has been:
Helping to bring home healthy soldiers.
"May No Soldier Go Unloved"
Soldier's Angels
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