How You Can Help

Hearts of America can utilize many volunteers regardless what state anyone is in, in order for this project to be an affective one we need many! Whether you are an individual, group, or someone who has a business there are many ways you to can make an impact on our collection efforts.

Ways individuals or groups can help:

• Make a monetary donation.

• Volunteer to gather items in your area.
  Click here to see a list of items that are needed >

• Pray for the safe return of our men and women in the Middle east.

• Volunteer to gather hygiene or treats for our men and women in the Middle East.  (We will try our best to accommodate shipping if necessary if notified
  in advance.)

• Volunteer to sew blankets or small size pillows for our men and women who are serving in the Middle East and for our injured at our U.S. combat support hospitals in Iraq.  (We will try to our best to accommodate shipping if necessary if notified in advance.

Ways businesses can help:

• Serve as a collection site for hygiene and food items for our service men
  and women.

• Assist us in fundraising events by doing any of the following:  offer
  promotional discounts, provide a food stand and donate all profit earnings
  to "Hearts of America".

• Donate a generous monetary amount or match any earnings collected at your location and receive free advertising (on a first come first serve basis) on our site for a limited time.

Hearts of America will try to provide press releases on events to help boost efforts and will provide posters to all businesses (while supplies last) who are interested in taking advantage of this worth while effort.

Donations may be sent to the following address:

Solomon State Bank
c/o Hearts of America
605 Magnolia Rd.
Salina, Kansas  67401
(785) 655-2941

For more information please contact Amy at rpaden@eaglecom.net.

Hearts of America is a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization. All donations are
tax deductable. Click here for HOA IRS Exemption Letter pdf.

   "The little kids here in
   the hospital loved the
   stuffed animals, I know
   that it really brightened
   up there day."