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2015 Patriots and Paws Year in Review
As I sit back and reflect on what Patriots and Paws has done in this past year, I am amazed at the support we received from our community. As of Saturday, December 12, we helped as many Veterans as we did last year (954), and we have 6 more give away days to reach our goal […]
Collecting Under Garments for Local Veterans
Please help us by donating new, packaged undergarments for local men and women Veterans who are in need. What We Are Collecting Socks Men’s Underwear Women’s Underwear T-shirts Sports Bras All items will be given away at the Orange Count Stand Down on October 23rd and 24th, 2015. For more information about the event go […]
Cruise with a Vet Was a Whale of a Time
August 2nd, 2015, 1st Annual Patriots and Paws Golf Tournament auction winners raised anchor from Newport Beach for an adventure that will not be forgotten. On board was auction winner Colin Mackenzie, with our Honored guest and Board of Directors Member, John Stryker ‘Tilt’ Meyer, author of 2 books about his heroic exploits in the secret […]
Boudin Fundraiser for Patriots and Paws
Community Bread Boudin Restaurant at Main and Jamboree is opening their doors to raise money for Patriots and Paws this Tuesday, September 30th, 2014. Please join us for lunch or dinner to help raise funds for Patriots and Paws where 20% of sales generated (excluding tax and alcohol) from Din-in and To go meal purchases […]
Help Patriots and Paws Help Veterans
Patriots and Paws aims to help veterans with material and psychological needs. We match veterans with rescue dogs. Follow our Facebook page to find out more about our work.
Patriots and Paws Open House: Learn How We’re Helping Vets
Patriots and Paws is a fairly new organization. We are dedicated to providing basic home furniture, and even a rescued companionship animal. In the three years since we were founded, we’ve served over 1,000 veterans. We are an all volunteer organization, helping Veterans, Active Duty and Reservists members. They don’t have to be wounded, disabled […]