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Giving back through life-changing experiences to those who gave their all for our freedom.
Together we can.
Giving back through life-changing experiences to those who gave their all for our freedom.
Our Mission
OUR HISTORY
WHY WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
In December, 2010, we knew that we wanted to help American military servicemen and women and their families in any way that we could. We started with the thought of helping out a military family who was struggling financially and help them with their Christmas gifts. We then started discussing ways to show military families and veterans
In December, 2010, we knew that we wanted to help American military servicemen and women and their families in any way that we could. We started with the thought of helping out a military family who was struggling financially and help them with their Christmas gifts. We then started discussing ways to show military families and veterans that we appreciate those who have sacrificed for our country.
WHY WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
To support Military Families, Wounded Warriors, and Veterans! We want to give the ultimate thank you for their service and empower them to know that fellow Americans are appreciative of what they do to defend our country.
OUR IMPACT
WHY WE DO IT
OUR IMPACT
Since 2010 we have helped out thousands of service members and their families with everyday struggles and beyond. We have taken it as our duty to step up to the plate and sacrifice whatever it takes to recognize those who have made the ultimate sacrifices for our country.
2024 rescue camper mission Information
Now Accepting Donations
Truckin4Troops is transporting a toy hauler to NC for rescue workers that are mostly veterans, nurses, doctors, and chopper pilots doing the Hurricane Helene rescues.
We are trying to raise funds to bring multiple trailers down here. If you could please donate, or share our message, the rescue workers would be truly grateful!
Use the QR c
Truckin4Troops is transporting a toy hauler to NC for rescue workers that are mostly veterans, nurses, doctors, and chopper pilots doing the Hurricane Helene rescues.
We are trying to raise funds to bring multiple trailers down here. If you could please donate, or share our message, the rescue workers would be truly grateful!
Use the QR code to donate and be sure to put in the notes that it is for the "Rescue Camper Mission". Visit www.truckin4troops.org for more information.
Thank you and God bless.🙏
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Maryland Man Brings 15 Campers to Onslow Vets Post Florence
By Lisa Line Onslow County PUBLISHED 5:47 PM ET Jan. 09, 2019
ONSLOW COUNTY, N.C. -- More than a dozen military families and veterans in Onslow County have a place to live, sleep and eat thanks to a Maryland man who took the time to reach out and help after Hurricane Florence.
- Scott Mallary founded Truckin 4 Troops, an organization to support active duty military, veterans and wounded warriors.
- He brought 15 campers to people who lost homes near Camp Lejeune.
- He spent at least $8,000 on gas getting them to Onslow County from Maryland.
Scott Mallary founded Truckin 4 Troops, an organization to support active duty military, veterans and wounded warriors. When he heard about the devastation near Camp Lejeune, he ended up purchasing 15 campers to bring to people who lost their homes. He even brought them generators and supplies while they lived in their driveways.
Mallary supplied nearly every home along Old Beechtree Lane with campers to live in while they fixed their homes, free of charge.
“Everyone was affected. It was Marine families, retired guys, and so I just started buying campers and bringing them down here and I've been doing it for about three months,” said Mallary.
He spent at least $8,000 on gas getting them to Onslow County from Maryland.
Many of the families are getting ready to move back home in the next few months once repairs are complete.
Mallary says he plans on buying furniture for many flood victims as well. He is also collecting donations and plans on selling the campers once they are vacated. Visit the Truckin 4 Troops website or call 410-977-8471 for more information.
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