“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will.

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“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will never leave a fallen comrade... We will meet you on this extended battlefield -- together we will do whatever it takes... 1 Helping Our Own at Home The “HOOAH” Program Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army

“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will never leave a fallen comrade... We will meet you on this extended battlefield -- together we will do whatever it takes... 2 Mission Who We Are Our Purpose Increase community awareness, individual involvement, and private sector participation by shining a consistent spotlight on the needs of Wounded Warriors and their Families in Leavenworth and the surrounding counties in Kansas and Missouri. A service program helping all Wounded Warriors and their Families in Leavenworth and the surrounding Counties in Kansas and Missouri; spearheaded by the Henry Leavenworth Chapter (HLC) of the Association of the United States Army (AUSA). Identify and tackle the most pressing, unmet needs of Wounded Warriors and their Families. Increase community awareness, individual involvement, and private sector participation. Sponsor our local Warrior Transition Unit, Still Serving Veterans (SSV), and similar assistance programs. What HOOAH’s All About

“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will never leave a fallen comrade... We will meet you on this extended battlefield -- together we will do whatever it takes... 3 Organize Advocate Educate Inform Ask Donate Grant Partner Sponsor Expand Build a network of Partners, Advocates, Volunteers, and Sponsors to identify and serve the needs of Wounded Warriors and their Families. Participate in multiple public and private venues. Excite the public; increase community awareness. Conduct Wounded Warrior Symposiums. Find the most pressing issues in our community. Establish / maintain a donation network. Raise $100,000 in our first year. Money, hours, and in-kind to our partners. Sponsor unique, sanctioned programs & services. Support to programs, events, and individuals. Individual, Business, public / private organizations. Uncover unmet needs; find new partners and sponsors; increase our reach. Objectives

“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will never leave a fallen comrade... We will meet you on this extended battlefield -- together we will do whatever it takes... 4 What Where When How Why Who  An assistance program serving Wounded Warriors and their Families...  Leavenworth and the surrounding counties in Kansas and Missouri...  Continuous service program beginning on November 11,  Build a network of Partners, Advocates, Volunteers, and Sponsors...  Shine a spotlight on the needs of Wounded Warriors...  Tackle pressing, unmet needs of Wounded Warriors and Families...  Increase community awareness, individual involvement, and private sector participation...  Sponsor our local Warrior Transition Unit and similar programs...  Leavenworth’s Chapter, Association of the United States Army is spearheading this effort...  Serving all Wounded Warriors and their families... Talking Points

“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will never leave a fallen comrade... We will meet you on this extended battlefield -- together we will do whatever it takes... 5 Organize Advocate Educate Inform Ask Donate Grant Partner Sponsor Expand Planning Meeting Fill positions, in priority, Honorary Chairman, Chairman, Vice, and Associates Involve key leaders: State, Community, VA, FLKS Information Pamphlet; Press Release; Media Event Possible: CGSC Foundation News; County Magazine Trifold; Elevator Card; Single Sheet Flier Engage Media Markets “How to Ask” Time; publicity; dollars; in-kind What are the needs in our community? Community Awareness & Engagement Charter Partner – “Still Serving Veterans” Possible: BENS; CGSC Foundation; others Possible: WTU; Eisenhower VA Center; KU WWP; others Jump-Start

“HOOAH” Sponsored by: Henry Leavenworth Chapter Association of the United States Army Talking Points Objectives Mission Jump-Start Upcoming Events I will never leave a fallen comrade... We will meet you on this extended battlefield -- together we will do whatever it takes... 6 Planning Meeting Working Lunch -- Concept Brief; Media Event Golf Tournament Planning /Information Meeting Web Site Operational Information Brief; Elevator Card; Donations; POCs HLC AUSA General Membership Meeting Concept; Draft Elevator Card; Call for Volunteers Retiree Appreciation Day Evaluate Draft Elevator Card; Call for Volunteers “HOOAH” Kick-Off Media Event; Presence in Parade; Elevator Cards HLC AUSA General Membership Meeting Program Update July 8 July 11 September 26 October 15 October 20 October 25 November 1 November 11 December 6 Upcoming Events