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Tax Defense Network Participates in the Wounded Warrior Project

Tax Defense Network spent two weeks raising funds through employees and their families for the Wounded Warrior Project. See how well the company did.

2012-07-15
JACKSONVILLE, FL, July 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) As of May 1st, there were 6,436 casualties, 48,011 wounded soldiers, 320,000 soldiers with traumatic brain injuries, and 400,000 soldiers with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder estimated in those who served our country in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Tax Defense Network has a long history of assisting many military men and women and their families with their tax problems, but felt compelled to get involved in helping wounded veterans coming back from combat to give America's heroes the happy lives they deserve.

Tax Defense Network spent two weeks raising funds through employees and their families for the Wounded Warrior Project. Employees were encouraged to donate to the worthy cause, and were rewarded with the option to wear casual clothes to work for certain contribution levels. Tax Defense Network offered employees the opportunity to wear jeans for a day with a $5 donation, jeans for a week with a $20 donation, shorts for a week with a $25 donation, and any sized amounts were rewarded with red, white, and blue starred necklaces.

Inspirational and informative emails were delivered company-wide about the many ways that the Wounded Warrior Project helps our returning soldiers. Their services include:

Combat Stress Recovery
Family Support
Transition Training
Workforce Placement
Adaptive Sports Events
Engagement with Other Wounded Warriors and Peer Mentors
Upcoming: Two education facilities located in Jacksonville, FL and San Antonio, TX.

Employees proudly donated a total of $1246 to the wonderful cause, while Tax Defense Network continues to look for ways to assist military men and women and their families.

For more information, or to find out how you can get involved with the Wounded Warrior Project, contact the organization's Jacksonville, Florida, office at 877-832-6997.

Tax Defense Network is a national tax debt relief firm, which has assisted thousands of taxpayers resolve their tax debt with the IRS for over 10 years. Tax Defense Network's high standard of ethics has helped it maintain an "A" rating with the Better Business Bureau, and its contributions to local and national charities has given it a reputation as a company that truly cares about its clients and community.

For more information on Tax Defense Network, and its debt relief services, please visit http://www.taxdefensenetwork.com/pr or call (888) 605-5657 for a free consultation.

For other inquiries, contact kara.nuckles@taxdefensenetwork.com


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[Press-News.org] Tax Defense Network Participates in the Wounded Warrior Project
Tax Defense Network spent two weeks raising funds through employees and their families for the Wounded Warrior Project. See how well the company did.