This giveaway is sponsored by Benefits for American Heroes Foundation. All opinions are my own.
In support of our amazing military and veterans we are joining other great bloggers to bring you this giveaway. Please take the time to read and learn more about the Benefits for American Heroes Foundation below. Then be sure to enter to win a $100 Walmart gift card!
Veterans and their families have sacrificed so much for the very freedom we enjoy today. Benefits for American Heroes Foundation feels that our Active Duty Military, Veterans, and their Families deserve our respect, appreciation, and should NEVER have to ask for a discount.
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They currently have 165 + Veterans and their Families enjoying free Memberships to their Members Perks Program with more signing up every day. With your support, they will continue to make this valuable membership free to our Nations Heroes indefinitely.
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Benefits for American Heroes is sponsoring this exciting giveaway! One lucky reader will win a $100 Walmart gift card. Just enter on the Giveaway Form below. This giveaway is open to US Residents. Giveaway ends on October 13, 2016 at 1159pm EST.
22 responses to “American Heroes $100 Walmart Gift Card Giveaway”
My grandfathers and my dad all served in the military.
My father and grandfather both served. My GF was in the Navy during WW2 and my father served in the Army for over 20+ years.
my nephew was in the air force
My nephew served two tours in Afganastan in the 101 Airborne
My grandfather served as a pilot. He was an amazing man!
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Ashley C
My late father was in the Navy during WWII, and his brother served in the Air Force. Several of my friends served in Vietnam – fortunately, they all came back alive. And when I was in real estate, I had several clients who were veterans. Living near the Naval Air Station, there are a lot of veterans and active service members around here.
My husband’s father was in the military. He served in WWII. Our hearts and prayers go out to those serving, have served, and their families.
My father served in the air force and my brother served in the Navy.
Both my husband and father served in the Army.
My late dad was in the Navy during the Korean War. My husband was in Vietnam in the Army in the late ’60s.
My brother in law is serving in the Army.
My Brother In law! He’s a veteran now!
My son is a veteran — joined the Marine’s right out of high school and did a tour in Iraq back in the early days.
My Grandpa was in World War II.
my friend is ex-military, if there is such a thing as ‘ex’, feel bad for him because he has ptsd, he served in both the army and the navy
I am so lucky to come from a proud military family. The most notable is my great uncle who survived a Natzi concentration camp.
My dad did.
My cousin served in the Air Force and is now a school teacher after retiring from his service
My dad served in the Vietnam war.
My nephew served in the Navy.
My brother served in the army. He lost his battle with ALS in 2011 but he was in good spirits and didn’t let it get him down.
I live in a military town so I see lots of military everyday. On a personal note, my son-in-law serves in the Marines.