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    You are at:Home»Local News»Large Donation given to local AUSA Wounded Warrior Care Program

    Large Donation given to local AUSA Wounded Warrior Care Program

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    By KMAN Staff on September 7, 2011 Local News, The Blog

    The directors for the Great Midwest Balloonfest flew into town yesterday to give a generous donation to a program helping wounded soldiers.

    The Great Midwest Balloonfest founders and executive directors Robbie, and Steven Small donated $15,000  to the Fort Riley-Central Kansas Chapter’s Wounded Warriors care program at the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce Military Relations Committee.

    Robbie Small says it is not just a one time donation…

     

     

    Fort Riley – Central Kansas Chapter President Art Degroat helped with the military aspects of the  festival, and integrate Fort Riley soldiers and displays at the event.

    Degroat says the festival was a great opportunity for the Wounded Warrior Care Program….

     

    To learn more about the AUSA Wounded Warrior Care Program you can visit www.ausa.org .

     

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