Thumos Project

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Veteran puts leadership skills to good use in community Jose Herrera, 27, volunteers with the Thumos Project helping veterans, and he has a paid position at Mercy House helping homeless men settle in for the night. With Thumos, he helped set up a community garden at the Brigade Boys & Girls Club, and he also helped out for a time at the local Disabled Am…

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Five bucks could win you this guitar with hard case:

http://www.active.com/donate/thumosguitargarden


Yeah, I'm challenging you!

Thumos Project has already made the major donation: A cedar raised bed garden system and necessary gardening tools in order to give the kids at Brigade Boys and Girls Club an opportunity to learn how to grow a garden, manage the enterprise, prepare food in the kitchen and build onto what they have now.

$5.00 a ticket! You could end up with a badass guitar. A motivated kid can learn the basics of business and a trade. A veteran enrolled at CFCC gets credit for volunteering as a mentor in a service learning program. Everybody involved is a winner!

GO FOR IT! See for yourself. Others donated to the perfect cause.

ALL PROCEEDS GO TO BRIGADE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
http://www.active.com/donate/thumosguitargarden


Respectfully,

Mark Mosher
Founder, Thumos Project
MSgt. USMC (Ret.)

Mark's cousin:

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