Camaraderie Foundation

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Camaraderie Foundation

109 N Brush St, Tampa, Fl 33602
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Our mission

Our mission is to provide healing for invisible wounds of war through counseling, emotional & spiritual support for service members, veterans & their families.

Items we need

Wish List

With your donation of any item on this list, you actively become a part of our mission to assist Military Service Members, Post 9/11 Veterans and their families in healing the invisible wounds of war.

ITEMS FOR PROGRAMS

Art Supplies (glitter glue, stickers, markers, etc.)
Sponsor for venues Family Fun Days, Mentor Leadership Program or Peer to Peer support groups
Sponsor for food Family Fun Days, Mentor Leadership Program or Peer to Peer support groups
Donations of tickets, venue etc. for families
Small prizes (toys etc.) to give to children at the Family Fun Days
Promotional items

GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT

Commercial Walkie-Talkies and Head-Sets
Office supplies (Copy paper, printer ink, binders, pens, paperclips etc.)
Graphic designer

ITEMS FOR FUNDRAISERS

Celebrity Items (autographs, costumes used in production)
Theme Park Experiences
Tickets to Sporting Events
Tickets to Entertainment or Cultural Events
Collectibles
Sports Memorabilia
Games, Tools, or other household items
Handmade Crafts and Jewelry
Paintings or Art

  • Item Collection
  • Wishlist – Amazon, etc
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How you help

With the help of our dedicated volunteers, we are committed to supporting our Military Service Members, Post-9/11 Veterans and their families as they heal from the impact that war has had on their lives.

About us

Camaraderie Foundation provides access to mental health counseling services, at no expense, to Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Members and their families. There are more than 5.5 million post-9/11 Veterans and approximately 1.65 million of them will experience cognitive or readjustment issues when returning from deployment. 44% of Veterans report difficulty in transitioning form military to civilian life. 40% of post-9/11 Veterans consider suicide at least once after joining the Military. These warriors and their families experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, Military Sexual Trauma, divorce, substance abuse, spousal abuse, child abuse and other issues.