Please help us raise $20,000 to fill up Caldwell Ave, (Our Avenue of Heroes), with 50 banners. All we need from you is only $1. If we can get 20,000 people to donate one dollar each, we can fully fund this project, making it possible for our Visalia heroes who are sacrificing of their lives for our freedom, to have a banner in their name absolutely free! Otherwise, our Visalia heroes must be charged $400 for their banner which covers the cost of installation, printing, materials, brackets and insurance costs. Please show your appreciation to our local troops and click the "donate" button below and donate your dollar to this worth while project.
The image below is a proposed 3' x 6' banner to be installed on Caldwell Ave
YOU HAVE ARRIVED AT
THE BRAVEPROJECTVISALIA.ORG
THE BRAVEPROJECTVISALIA.ORG
The BRAVE Project Visalia's intentions are to install 6' tall x 3' wide double sided vinyl banners on Caldwell Ave. Each banner will display the name of a Visalian who is currently serving in our U.S. Military, and their service branch.
This site is to honor those currently enlisted
servicemen and women from Visalia.
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS AND GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.
The BRAVE Project Visalia is now affilated with American Legion Post #18 Visalia,a non-profit organization
We gladly accept public and private donations to help offset the cost of these banners for families who cannot afford the full price,to make a donation please send to: The Brave Project Visalia
1525 Noble Ave Ste #164
Visalia Ca 93292
BRAVE, is an acronym for:
Banners
Recognizing &
Acknowledging
Visalias
Enlisted
The BRAVE Project Visalia was established to honor those Visalian's who are currently serving our country in the five branches of the Armed Forces
YOU CAN NOW HELP THIS PROJECT BY DONATING AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE.
Application form for banners is now available on page 3 of this website.
For questions or other information please call
Toll Free 1-855-BRAVE-GI
(272-8344)
You can now find us on Facebook
Above is a picture of what the banners look like hanging on light poles down the median on Caldwell Ave between Santa Fe and Oak Haven.
