Help us to honor our soldiers in their time of need.
There are many ways you can make a difference in a soldiers life.
Make a One-time donation or
RECURRING DONATIONS
You can make one-time donations, or choose to make a recurring donation through Mightycause. We also use Mightycause to create fundraisers for specific campaigns or programs.
Donate with Paypal
Your online donation is the quickest way to make an impact with Operation Appreciation. Gifts may be made in honor/in memory of an individual or organization by filling out our online form.
Mail-in Donation
Please use our print-friendly form and mail your donation to:
Operation Appreciation
6053 Mountain Top Ridge
Hiawassee, GA 30546
Amazon Smile
When purchasing from Amazon, simply start your shopping at smile.amazon.com . When you designate Operation Appreciation as your charitable recipient, .05% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases will be donated to our outreach.
AmazonSmile is also available on iPhone and Android phones. Learn how to set up the app on our blog.
Facebook Fundraiser
Create a Facebook Birthday or Occasion Fundraiser to support Operation Appreciation. Connect friends to your cause and gain supporters across Facebook. People can donate to your fundraiser in just a few clicks without leaving Facebook.
For additional assistance with Facebook Fundraising, please see their FAQ page.
corporate giving
We welcome inquiries from companies that support our mission. Contact beth@operationappreciationga.org to learn more.
non-monetary donations
We do not have the resources to accept and store donated items such as clothing, furniture, medical equipment, etc. Please contact your local VA organizations and other charitable locations to see if they will accept the item(s) instead.
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