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Renee Worcester 10:00AM

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Renee Worcester 10:00AM

The Make 12 Hours Radiothon continues with hosts Jon Shannon from 101-9 WPOR and Jeff Pierce speak with Renee Worcester, Director of Development and Partnerships for Wreaths Across America, discussed the organization’s efforts to support veterans and their families. She highlighted the importance of organizations like Veterans Forward in providing resources and assistance. Renee pledged a $250 donation in honor of her son joining the Air National Guard. She detailed Wreaths Across America’s year-round activities, including their Teach Curriculum, Remembrance Tree Program, and partnerships with other nonprofits. Renee shared personal experiences, such as her son’s military aspirations and the emotional impact of their work, emphasizing the organization’s mission to remember, honor, and teach.

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