MTNGS Gives Back
The following are just some of the organizations MTNGS supports throughout the year. James Ramsey, President of MTNGS, has been leading these efforts for years, all driven from his compassion and leadership to the communities that he loves to help.
 Operation Give a Hug |
Operation Give a HugOperation Give a Hug strives to provide comfort to children who are missing a parent, help get families connected to their units and resources in place to support them, and give back to our military community. |
 PRO vs GI JOE |
PRO vs GI JOEPro vs. GI Joe believes our military men and women, who voluntarily put themselves in harm's way to defend our Freedoms, deserve an opportunity unique to them! We aim to do something no other morale boosting organization does: use the best of today's modern technology to make virtual connections via video games and webcams, simultaneously, across the miles. |
 R.O.C.K. |
R.O.C.K.R.O.C.K. is a partnership between the Town of Leesburg Parks and Recreation Department and the Leesburg Police Department. Our goal is to provide positive recreation and leisure experiences through after school and summer programs. The program is for ages 5-12 that reside within the program locations. |
 Rehabbing With the Troops |
Rehabbing With the TroopsRehabbing with the Troops focuses on wounded warriors and fun, providing intense workouts on the Wii console with professional athletes acting as our warriors’ ‘trainers’. Season 1′s pro trainers were 2010 Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints. |
 The Patriot Foundation |
The Patriot FoundationFounded in 2003, the Patriot has raised money each year to provide merit based scholarship funding for children of soldiers in the following organizations: 82nd Airborne Division, 18th Airborne Corps, Ft. Bragg Warrior Transition Battalion, and U.S. Army Special Operations. |
 Wounded Warrior Project |
Wounded Warrior ProjectWWP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization headquartered in Jacksonville, FL with additional program offices located in New York City and Washington, D.C. |
