Dear , 

Happy New Year's Eve! We're very excited about what 2025 will bring, largely because of the growth of awareness we've had this year. This has led to growth in our newsletter subscribers, now totaling over 5000! Thank you so much for staying interested in and believing in our work.

On Wednesday, one of our team members issued an end-of-year giving challenge for our supporters to make a gift of any size by the end of the year - with a goal of 50 total gifts. 

We only need 13 more donations to meet the challenge! If you were thinking of supporting our mission in (or again in) 2024, today is the day! 

We know many of you have supported us generously throughout the year, and recently. We are grateful that you remain part of the solemn and honorable mission to keep the memory alive and honor the great sacrifices of America's MIAs and their families. We can't continue to do what we do without our donors who have made homecomings for service members like Jay R. Manown possible. With 20+ potential MIAs currently in the process of identification due to our work, and at least one recent public announcement of an identification, we are looking forward to sharing more good news about what our donors have helped to accomplish.
 

Tribute Donations - November 2024 🎖️

Join us in keeping the memory alive of those we've lost, and honoring those who inspire us in the present.

~In memory of LT Jay Ross Manown, Jr., from Anita Craig.

~In memory of LT Jay Ross Manown, Jr., from Joann & Paul Gabel.

~In memory of LT Jay Ross Manown, Jr., from Debbie Payne for Joann Craig Gabel.

~In memory of LT Jay Ross Manown, Jr., from Jeanne and William Arnold.

~In loving memory and honor of LT Jay R. Manown, Jr., God Bless, from Kip Price.

~In loving memory of my uncle, Captain James Lawson Orr, B-25 pilot, who was shot down while on a night bombing mission over enemy shipping lines in Milne Bay, New Guinea on August 26, 1942. A West Point graduate, he was 26 years old. From Patricia Barnett.

~“Unable are the loved to die, for love is immortality.” —Emily Dickinson
On behalf of all families who are missing their loved ones. Blessings for your journey home Shelli. From Karen Ambrogi.

~In honor of Cpt. Alfred M Fite Jr. WWII B-17 pilot and Cpt. David M Fite, National Guard KC-135 pilot lost in service. from Rachel Beard.

~In memory of Felton Lancaster, Thank you for your service to our country. I never knew you in life but I will meet you in the resurrection. From Gregory Sheppard.

~In memory of Manny G., a supporter of our military and Veterans. From Regina Pfeiffer.

~In memory of my uncle, Capt. Charles F. Pratte, Jr. of Warren, RI. From Rita Alderson.

~In memory of Lcdr. James Thomas [Jim] Ruffin, USN. Auburn University Naval ROTC classmate and friend. From John Vick.

~In memory of Gregorio San N Aguon MATT1c. From Brenda Hamby.

If you would like to make a tribute donation, click here to donate in honor or memory of someone. Be sure to check the box under "Gift Designation" and add a tribute message and honoree name.

With Gratitude,

Michelle Abbey

Director of Community & Donor Relations

Project Recover