As we celebrate the holidays, I want to take a moment to say how grateful I am to our service members — especially this time of year. My dad served in the Navy and my brother and father-in-law served in the Army, so I’ve personally seen the sacrifices these heroes make for our country.
Many service members are far from their families this Christmas, and I believe it’s our duty to show them they’re always in our hearts and minds.
That’s why I’m excited to partner with the USO and why I’m reaching out :
Will you join me in signing this holiday card for our service members? We’re hoping to collect 100,000 signatures by midnight tonight to really show our service members they are not forgotten — and it would mean a lot to me if you added yours:
Right now, my family and I are enjoying our holiday traditions together — eating Christmas cookies, decorating our tree and quoting our favorite holiday movies. However, I can’t help but think of our service members who are facing this holiday season thousands of miles from home, far from their loved ones.
That’s why I want to invite you to join me in signing the official USO holiday card for all our heroes in uniform. It’s a simple and powerful way to express our gratitude. Imagine what it could mean to them to receive a message of support from home, knowing that folks are thinking of them during this special time of year.
Will you take a moment to sign the card now and help us reach our goal of 100,000 signatures by midnight tonight? Let’s come together to ensure our service members feel our appreciation and love this holiday season.
Thank you for standing with me and supporting our heroes.
Happy holidays,
Mark Consuelos
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