DAH Card Requests

 

 

Example Long Description



Thank for your Service and Dedication to our Country & the Family Card



Daddy you are home!

The reason we put on the uniform and the reason we come home.



A Hearwarming song from Mike Nichols

A Great Christmas present for your Hero

Shake their Hand

Worn, Torn & Burned but still waving Proudly



Remembering Their Sacrifices our Heroes and their Families
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Request Cards

Use this form to request cards from Dear American Hero
  • Requesting persons name
  • Your mailing address
  • Used only if there is a problem with your request
  • A valid e-mail address is required to mail the cards
  • Amounts over 600 total cards will require a donation before mailing.
  • Amounts over 600 total cards will require a donation before mailing
  • The normal donation I receive for 200 cards is $25 to $50 and for 500/600 cards it is $50 to $100.  I do not receive any compensation for my 11 years of doing this mission.  I spend at least 4 hours daily and USPS costs me $8,000 yr.

 

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