Meals for Veterans.........November 11th

[BubbleGumTiger]

The following restaurants are providing free meals for all Veterans, Active Duty and Retired Veterans. Bring your DD214, Retired ID card, Active duty ID card or your Veteran's Affairs Card.

1. Texas Roadhouse from 11AM to 2PM......(Friday)

2. Applebees from 11AM till closing......(Friday)

3. Little Ceasar's from opening to closing........(Friday)

4. Golden Corral........5:00PM to 9:00PM........(Monday, 14 Nov)



Most of your service organizations such as the VFW, Amvets, American Legion etc will be having ceremonies and refreshments tomorrow........

[BubbleGumTiger]

Hooters, will offer up to 10 free wings to all veterans and active-duty military members on Nov. 11. Guests are required to purchase a beverage.


Chili’s, will serve all veterans and military personnel a free meal from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 11. The offer includes any lunch combo of the following menu items: margarita chicken tacos, Santa Fe chicken wrap, oldtimer with cheese, margarita grilled chicken, chicken crisper, and cobb salad. Beverages and tip are not included.

[BubbleGumTiger]

[WitnessProtection]

Hats off to all these businesses for supporting our veterans.
And thank you to all who have served our country in the military.

[mstangmom]

Theres more:
http://themilitarywallet.com/veterans-d ... z1dLm6AB5F

Already got my day planned Tim hortons in the am for my free doughnut, then subway for lunch and my 6in sub, Dinner we are still debating. One that is not on the list is Roosters with a free meal under $10.00

[caglewis]

Veterans' Day - 11/11/11 - an unusually rare date and supposedly lucky number
I have a question or two - I do not qualify to RECEIVE the above meal offers. I do, however, absolutely salute and honor all military connected people - active, retired, or family - for their service/sacrifice, and appreciate all those businesses for their offers on behalf of our military.
What can a non-military person do to GIVE something back to all those who have served our country?
I have seen and applaud the Cheerios campaign to "Send Some Cheer" with the postcard on the box front; but I don't eat cereal of any kind [WAY too high-carb] at all. Are there similar but "low-carb" projects/campaigns in which to participate for us folks with limited mobility and resources?

[mstangmom]

Caglewis on thing I think is a great is like at the VA in Chillicothe (You can probably do it in Huntington too. they take Used lothing for Homeless vets and thier families, I think some DAV office have angle tress for Vets at christmas there is also this website http://www.volunteer.va.gov/apps/Volunt ... OH&list=29 Now I put in the Chillicothe VA and this list come up you can put in any facility on thier list to see whats needed

[BubbleGumTiger]

Veterans' Day - 11/11/11 - an unusually rare date and supposedly lucky number

What can a non-military person do to GIVE something back to all those who have served our country?
I have seen and applaud the Cheerios campaign to "Send Some Cheer" with the postcard on the box front; but I don't eat cereal of any kind [WAY too high-carb] at all. Are there similar but "low-carb" projects/campaigns in which to participate for us folks with limited mobility and resources?

Well thank you and I will tell u what u can do for this old retired Air Force fella, buy me a box of Cheerios or better yet, I would be glad to join u at Buffalo Wild Wings for lunch and a nice cold 22oz Bud Light...........u know me, my name if Jimmy and I will take anything u gimme.....













































































I was just kidding about the Cheerios......I dont eat Cheerios either...........