Krulak Marine Alliance of Alabama

KMAA Fundraising
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Every Three Days An Alabama Veteran Dies by Suicide!
The "SPARE a Life" initiative was launched in mid-February 2019 to help prevent Alabama Veteran suicides. "SPARE a Life" initiative is a statewide, grassroots approach to establishing "Force Multipliers" to lead the charge to reduce the suicide rate among Alabama Veterans.
Also visit www.vetforcemultiplier.org
SPARE a Life suicide prevention kits are available, contact John O'Malley for information or for a resupply of SPARE a Life cards.

KMAA conducts several fundraisers annually to raise the money necessary to execute its mission. Our current projects include Veteran Covid-19 Relief, Child Firearm Safety, SPARE a Life-Veteran Suicide Prevention, and aiding Marine Veterans and their family members in distress and need. And as resources permit military Veterans of all service branches.
For your peace of mind, KMAA is totally transparent in its use of raised funds. KMAA has earned the Guide Star's Platinum designation since its inception in 2018, their highest nonprofit transparency recognition.

For your convenience, you can make a patriotic donation to KMAA anytime, without participating in a fundraiser. To support KMAA's mission, just click here...
Money raised in Alabama, stays in Alabama!
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