The Idaho Department, Chief Joseph Chapter 509 & Panhandle Chapter 511 of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and Idahos Combat Wounded Veterans (ICWV) serves all the beautiful state of Idaho including Boise, Middleton, Caldwell, Star, Idaho Falls, Meridian, Post Falls, Moscow, Sandpoint, Kellogg, Lewiston and many more. Our goals include promoting patriotism, educating our members, and engagin
g them in important legislative initiatives that we work on for our members and all veterans. Most importantly, we strive to facilitate and provide all available assistance that veterans and their families may need. The Idaho Department, Chief Joseph Chapter 509 & Panhandle Chapter 511 of the Military Order of the Purple Heart is a Charity via 501(c)19 and Idahos Combat Wounded Veterans is a 501(c)3 which is our official fundraising arm. Our organization brings combat-wounded veterans and patriotic donors together so that we can help promote their recovery as they spilled their blood in the name of our nation's freedom. Our sole purpose is to raise funds for programs executed by the Idaho Department, Chief Joseph Chapter 509 & Panhandle Chapter 511 of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Our goal is to help make sure their programs receive robust support so that more Purple Heart recipients and their families can be provided the necessary assistance. We represent Idaho servicemen and women who were wounded actively defending our country in times of war. Their voices must be heard and their sacrifices should be known. We work tirelessly to ensure that these patriots are cared for on their paths to recovery. The ICWV provides essential assistance to America's Veterans and their Families by directly supporting the programs and services of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Meeting at The Club at SpurWing, Meridian, Idaho
Meeting Time:
To be announced in the Monthly Newsletter
Contact Info:
Ned Barker
[email protected]
(208) 841-8448
Disclaimer:
We have established this page to unite like-minded and patriotic supporters of the Purple Heart Medal. We invite all members who share our admiration and respect of the Purple Heart Medal to visit our page to post comments, reflect, memorialize and/or honor all Purple Heart recipients. To this end, we ask that anyone who posts comments, photos or other materials on our timeline, please assure that your content is respectful and appropriate nor meant to intentionally inflame a poisonous atmosphere. An educated, passionate and intelligent debate is something we can all encourage, but keeping it mutually respectful and civil is vital. All Facebook terms and policies apply to our page and moreover, we will not tolerate spam postings, discriminatory comments, personal attacks, expletive comments or any religious content that offends other religions, denominations or lack thereof. We have a ZERO tolerance policy for violations of these requirements for content, and if we deem that any comments, photos, or other posts on our timeline violate these requirements, the violation will be removed and the violator will be BLOCKED from all access to our page for a period of no less than one, full year. Depending upon level of offense, a permanent block may be deemed appropriate.
