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November is here, and as we head into a season of gratitude and remembrance, we wanted to share some exciting updates on the work you help make possible. This month, we're introducing our youngest ambassador, looking back on some great community connections in Central Oregon, and hoping you'll join us for a few upcoming events honoring our veterans and the over 81,000 service members who are still missing.

Thanks for being part of this. Together, we're keeping Americas promise.

Our Youngest Ambassador

This month, we're excited to introduce you to William, Project Recover's youngest ambassador, and tell you about why this work means so much to him. While most kids his age are juggling homework and extracurriculars, William has a passion to help recover America's missing service members.

William's commitment comes from his own family history and a deep respect for those who served. His story shows us that the legacy of the fallen doesn't fade with time, and that you can be any age to understand why bringing these heroes home matters.

Introducing the "William Bomber" T-Shirt

Inspired by William's own design suggestion, we're excited to announce our limited edition: "William Bomber" t-shirt. This special edition shirt celebrates William's contribution to Project Recover and embodies the spirit of service that drives our work. Every purchase directly supports our mission to recover and repatriate America's missing service members.

October Recap: Reaching New Hearts in Central Oregon

This October, Project Recover got to be part of two Halloween events in Central Oregon, which gave us a chance to share our mission with families in a fun, relaxed setting. We talked with parents and kids about the work we do and the 81,000+ American service members who are still missing from past wars.

The response from the community was incredible. It reminded us that this mission resonates with everyone, not just veterans and military families, but anyone who believes we should never stop searching for those who served.

November Events

To What Remains Documentary Screening

Wednesday, November 6th | 7-9 PM
Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse, Poulsbo, WA

Join us for a screening of To What Remains, a powerful documentary that shares the stories of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Grab a cider, connect with fellow supporters, and learn more about the work we do to bring America's missing home.

Marine Corps 250th Birthday Pint Night

Monday, November 10th | 6 PM
Van Henion Brewery, Bend, OR

Come celebrate 250 years of Marine Corps with us! This evening honors the legacy of the Marine Corps while supporting our mission. 50% of all proceeds from the night go directly to Project Recover. Raise a glass to the Marines and to bringing our heroes home.

Veterans Day Pint Night

Monday, November 11th | 5-8 PM
General Duffy's Annex, Redmond, OR

Bring the whole family for an evening of karaoke, giveaways, and great company on Veterans Day. $1 from each pint sold goes to Project Recover. It's a fun, meaningful way to honor our veterans while supporting the mission to recover those still missing.

Celebrate Veterans 5K

Saturday, November 16th | 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
All Things Fun Sports, Tacoma, WA

Run or walk to honor our nation's heroes and remember the 81,000+ MIAs still unaccounted for. This 5K is more than a race, it's a tribute to service and sacrifice.

A Season of Thankfulness

As we head into the holiday season, we want to say thank you. To everyone who supports Project Recover, whether you donate, volunteer, show up to events, or share our stories, you're the reason this work happens.

Every contribution, no matter how big or small, gets us closer to keeping the promise we made to our service members and their families: that we'll never stop looking.

This time of year always reminds us that gratitude isn't just something you feel, it's something you do. It's choosing to honor sacrifice by making sure no one gets left behind.

If you're thinking about year-end giving, we hope you'll keep in mind the families who are still waiting for answers. With your help, we can bring them the closure and peace they deserve.