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Personalized Care Packages for Deployed Service Members

This is our primary program. Every box is built around a name, a need, and a new pair of boots the recipient picks. It is meant to be the biggest morale boost we can send.

A Marine veteran’s testimony

Sponsor and Marine veteran Chase Turner talks about what a care package meant while he was deployed.

Program notice

Requests are not guaranteed

Submitting a request does not guarantee a package. During checkout, select United States as the country. Packages ship to APO addresses, which Shopify lists under the United States.

A box built for one person

Once a service member is selected, our team corresponds with them, or with the family and friends who requested the package. We send a short form that asks what they need where they are deployed, their favorite snacks, their favorite sports team, and more. Then we pack to those answers.

Every package includes a new pair of personal boots the recipient chooses. That is not an extra. It is the point: something they picked, in their size, that they will actually wear.

Program founder Jimmy Rogers spent time deployed himself. He received mass-produced packages from other organizations, and he was grateful. He also knew those boxes were not personal enough. This program is the one he wished he had opened.

Army Specialist Townsend holding an open Boots For Troops care package at a desert duty station

Packed for a name, opened in the field

A Patriots shirt for one soldier. Takis and a Danner box for another. A handwritten note that actually gets read. That is the difference between a generic box and this program.

Specialist Newhouse holding a Boots For Troops care package packed with New England Patriots gear and snacks
A soldier in the field with a Danner boot box, Takis, and an open Boots For Troops care package
Specialist Peterson with a Boots For Troops care package, new boots, a Pistons cap, and a book

How a package comes together

From the first request to the moment the box is opened, every step stays tied to the person on the label.

1. The request

A service member, friend, or family member starts a request through our online request form and tells us where the package needs to go.

2. The build

The packing team shops and packs around that specific person. Boots first, in the style they chose. Then the snacks, extras, and notes that match what they asked for.

3. The delivery

The package ships to their duty station or deployment location. What they open is not a leftover box from a warehouse. It is a box with their name on it.

719

Personalized Care Packages Sent in 2026

362

Military Families Reunited at Home

215

Veterans Honored With Relief and Support

11

Years Showing Up for Those Who Serve

Put a name on the next box

Request a package for someone deployed, or adopt a box so the next service member on the list gets one that was packed for them.