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"I Am a Military Child" Story Contest

Military kids are a vital part of their parent’s service, and at the end of the day They Serve 2.

Every military child has a story, and this is your opportunity to share.  It can be a story about a moment in time or about your life, it can be a letter, artwork, or a photograph. We all express ourselves differently, and we want to use a collection of stories and artwork from our military kids to paint a picture of what it is like to be a military child.

PRIZE: $100 Amazon Gift Card

Submissions Post Marked by April 30th, 2017

 

Download submission form & guidelines here.
 

There are two ways to submit:

  1. Email Brittany Dunn at Brittany@TheyServe2.org

  2. Mail your submission to:

They Serve 2

ATTN: Brittany Dunn

416 Talbot Hall Road

Norfolk, VA 23505

 

Questions? Email Brittany@TheyServer2.org

 

Need a prompt? Here are few ideas.

  1. Tell us about the day your mom or dad left or came home from deployment.

  2. Tell us about your favorite place you have lived.

  3. Tell us about your first day at a new school. How did you feel?

  4. How do you think being a military kid has impacted your life?

  5. What is the best/hardest part about being a military kid?

  6. How has being a military kid changed the way you view the world?

  7. Who is the most impactful person you have met as a military kid?

  8. What is it like to move every few years?

  9. What does sacrifice, honor, or service mean to you?

  10. Paint/Draw a picture of your family’s service.

  11. Photograph what captures your life as a military child

 

Guidelines:

  1. Please fill out the information & send this signed sheet with your submission.

  2. Responses can be up to 1 page typed, hand written, etc.

  3. Military kids of any age are welcome to submit.

  4. Not all submissions will be in the book, but we are excited to use the stories in other ways to highlight the ways our military kids serve too.

  5. We will award the best submission (based on Facebook votes) with a $100 Amazon Gift Card.

    • Follow us on FACEBOOK and SHARE with your family & friends to increase your chance of WINNING!

 

SUBMISSION INFORMATION

 

Submitter’s Name: _________________________________________  Submitter’s Age: __________________________

 

Parent’s Military Branch: ________________________________________________________________________________

 

Email: ________________________________________    Phone Number: ________________________________________

 

Submitter or Parent/Guardian’s Signature: _______________________________________ Date: ________________

 

They Serve 2, a 501(c)3, reserve the right to publish any submissions as a book, on their social media outlets, and/or website. No proceeds will be distributed to those whose submissions are featured in the “I Am a Military Child” book.

Teressa Rosalind French Foundation

The Teressa Rosalind French Foundation Was Established To Honor Teressa Rosalind French For Her Lively And Lovely Spirit And To Ensure Her Influence Continues For Generations To Come!

 

The Teressa Rosalind French Foundation is funded through a variety of activities as well as through generous donations made by many, many people and organizations!

 

UPCOMING EVENTS (SAVE THE DATE):      

2017 Sweet-T 5K Benefit Run @ 7:30am/Walk @ 2:00pm

May 21, 2017

Covenant Life Church, Gaithersburg, MD

For more information visit: www.teressarosalindfrenchfoundation.org

 

Teressa Rosalind French was born in San Diego, California, to Vice Admiral William and Monika French. As a military child, she moved frequently with her family across the world, living in nine different locations! One such place was San Diego, CA, where Teressa accepted Christ’s free gift of salvation at the Rock Church! Teressa had a wonderful sense of humor, bringing smiles and laughter wherever she went. Her gentle heart and care for young children made her the “Pied Piper” of children; they flocked to her and loved her. Teressa Rosalind French was 16 years old, living in Washington DC, when she entered heaven on January 24, 2014. She left behind her parents, Bill and Monika French, her brother, Tom, and sister-in-law, Brittney, as well as countless families and friends who loved her deeply.

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