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“I will support the veterans of the United States Armed Forces. I will commit to ensuring they are not forgotten and I will enable veterans to live the same life of opportunity they have provided me.”
Our soldiers take an oath swearing to protect our country and our values. Yet, for too many veterans—especially those with service-related disabilities—coming home means facing an uncertain future.
It’s time we pledge our support. It’s time we give veterans the same life of freedom and opportunity they, through their sacrifice, have given us. By donating, you’re committing to ensuring no veteran is left out in the cold.
They took an oath. Now, it’s our turn.
When you donate to Heat for Heroes, 90 cents of every dollar goes to veterans in need.
In order to maximize the generosity of our donors we are committed to limiting our administration costs to only 10%! That means for every dollar that you donate $0.90 of that goes directly to a Veteran in need... right here in your own back yard!
If you are a Veteran in need of energy assistance, the Heat for Heroes Campaign is here to help! 2 EASY steps help you obtain the services you deserve.
It is through the generosity of those like yourself, that allow the Heat for Heroes Campaign to successfully keep the heat and power on for literally THOUSANDS of Wisconsin Veterans!
To further compound the growing energy plight faced by thousands of Wisconsin Veterans, particularly those with service related disabilities, the soaring increases in energy costs in recent years have also resulted in those Veterans with limited incomes facing a life threatening energy-related crisis situation. At no fault of their own, these American Heroes are struggling with the daily challenge of paying for basic necessitates such as food and medication, while fighting to pay for escalating costs of heating their homes. This has forced them to make the tough choice between eating and heating in order to survive Wisconsin’s bitter cold winters and blistering hot summers.
