(Dallas, TX) – When marchers converge on Reverchon Park in Dallas this weekend for the culmination of Memorial Day events for the veterans assistance group Carry the Load, wounded warriors like Jacob […]
“Carry the Load” group honors heroes on Memorial Day
(Chattanooga, Tn) – A veterans support group called “Carry the Load” organizes marches nationwide where volunteers carry the names of fallen friends on their fully-loaded backpacks to shine a light […]
Good Day
(Austin, TX) FOX7 – A gathering spot of more than one-thousand people with sneakers, flags, kids and pets isn’t the typical forum to share grief. But then again, there is nothing […]
Adirondack Almanack Article
Memorial Day ‘Carry The Load’ Projectby Diane Chase The importance of Memorial Day can be lost in the shuffle of a long holiday weekend, traffic jams, and parades. Though we […]
Organization strives to ‘carry the load’ of those that serve the country
(Fort Hood, TX) KXXV – A long journey meant to honor those who serve our country made a stop at Fort Hood Friday. Carry the Load participants have been walking or riding […]
Memorial Day celebrations begin today
(Rockwall, TX) – Carry the Load is also hosting a two-day Dallas Memorial March. It begins on May 28 at noon at Reverchon Park and ends May 29 at 3 p.m. […]
AT&T and Former Navy Seal Supports Carry The Load
Cody Bandars, Senior Product Marketing Manager at AT&T and former Navy SEAL shares why he supports Carry The Load. As Memorial Day approaches, we’ll recognize those who have given their […]
Chase ATM unites a fallen soldier’s mother with his comrade
ATMs are known for dispensing funds, but the Wolfer family never could have guessed it would mean more than a transaction for them.
True Meaning of Memorial Day Isn’t a 3-Day Weekend
Last May, I trekked three and a half miles through New York City’s streets, lugging a 31-pound backpack. This was my Memorial Day tribute. The weight on my shoulders symbolized […]
“Cavi” the terrier Carries the load for all fallen military dogs
Mascot Cavi the Terrier will “Carry The Load” for fallen military Dogs raising $10,000 Click HERE for article.