FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT: Operation One Voice - Lt. Bill Stevens, or (678) 957-7287 / cell: (770) 329-8514

Operation One Voice provides support

Operation One Voice provides $12,000.00 in Education Donations to wounded warriors
 

DULUTH, Ga. — Operation One Voice, Inc a Georgia based non-profit developed by police officers, firefighters and community leaders has put the ‘check in the mail’.  Twelve checks, each in the amount of $1,000.00 for families of wounded Special Operations Forces.  The checks will help these families with educational cost for children or wives that must return to work as a result of their husband’s injuries.

Since 2005, Operation One Voice has provided over $166,000.00 for education of Special Operations Forces families, most recently (since 2007) $31,000.00 for wounded SOF families.

Each year, during the fourth quarter, Operation One Voice with support from the United States Special Operations Command Care Coalition chooses ten to twelve recipients.  “Helping these families prepare for the future is one of our main goals at Operation One Voice”; Lt Bill Stevens, Duluth Police and founder of Operation One Voice.  “We are not alone in our work; public safety officers have formed OOV chapters in Hall County- North Georgia Chapter, Southwest Georgia Chapter-Albany and North Florida Chapter – Tallahassee.”  “Just like in police, fire or special ops community, we’re a team effort and pull together”. 

While the families that receive this support will remain nameless to the public they will not be forgotten by the volunteers and supporters of Operation One Voice and the communities which we serve.