Soldier's Connection - Making Charitable Efforts To Give Back To The Troops Who Give It All

About Soldier's Connection
Soldier's Connection supports the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. We send care packages from a needs list that has been provided by the troops. We also send cards and letters of prayer and encouragement for troop morale. Soldier's Connection is in desperate need of items and funds to keep this program alive. We are looking for sponsors like you to show their support because freedom has a price.

God Bless, God Speed, Soldier's Connection

Adopting a soldier is a great way to connect with an individual soldier of your choice to send letters of encouragement and items they may want or need by request.

If you would like to Adopt a soldier or know a soldier that needs to be added to our care list, please contact Soldier's Connection by mail, phone or email.

There are so many people who have donated to make Soldier's Connection possible. Many people want to help, but they don't know how. Starting a chapter in your area can give people the oppurtunity to participate in sending letters and items.

If you would like to start a chapter in your area, please contact us by mail, phone or email for more information.

Contact Information

Some of our soldiers have paid the ultimate price fighting for our FREEDOM. Others are confined to hospital beds. Let us all work together so that none of America's sons and daughters are forgotten. Its our goal that all of our men and women in harms way will be sent a letter, card or care package. Their Bravery and Dedication protect our way of life. So please be generous.

For items donated, see needs page or call 770-787-9085 or mail your tax deductible checks made out to Soldier's Connection to:

Soldier's Connection
P.O. Box 2548
Covington, GA 30014

770-787-9085 Jean Adcock
770-554-9912 Anitia Owens
770-554-5603 Jean Kelly

Please email us for inquiries or feedback. We will make an effort to respond within two business days to all correspondence. soldiersconnect@bellsouth.net