Cigars for Warriors
alienmisprint
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Hey all, I had a few people ask me about donating cigars to troops downrange. If anyone is interested in doing this, Cigars for Warriors is the way to go. I can speak from experience, they are the real deal. If you are deployed downrange, you just email them your address and they send out a box with roughly 40 cigars in it. Whenever you are running low, just email them again with "refill" in the subject line, and they mail out another box. It helped a great deal with keeping our cigar club going when I was at FOB Fenty. For those interested, you can check out their website here:
http://cigarsforwarriors.org/
Or email Ben Edmundson directly at: admin@cigarsforwarriors.net
Again, this is just for anyone who has some excess cigars that they want to get rid of. They also take cigar-related stuff; cutters, magazines, etc. I recieved magazines, stickers, and cutters in different boxes from them that I was then able to hand out to the newer guys at the cigar club.
http://cigarsforwarriors.org/
Or email Ben Edmundson directly at: admin@cigarsforwarriors.net
Again, this is just for anyone who has some excess cigars that they want to get rid of. They also take cigar-related stuff; cutters, magazines, etc. I recieved magazines, stickers, and cutters in different boxes from them that I was then able to hand out to the newer guys at the cigar club.
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Great to hear. It is a fantastic program for the servicemen and servicewomen, but it is also reassuring to hear that the cigars make it to the troops. One of the big retail B&M's I stop at has a big donation box decorated for Cigars for Warriors. I always put some in while I am there, and the box usually has quite a bit of product in it.
Thank You
Those would be fantastic man. The stogie stands you sent me were crazy popular. The first week I brought them, no one picked them up at first. Then everyone saw me using one, and it just kind of hit them. It was like an epiphany moment, lol. They only lasted that night.
The closest participating cigar store to me, is "Burns Tobacconist" of Chattanooga TN. And next door to them is "A conveniently located and most unique 20,000 square foot multilevel entertainment complex where you can find the best Billiards, Food, Spirits, Darts, Cigars and more - open 7 days a week until 3:00 a.m".
Had the idea of making the closest cigar store my go to for cigars in the real world, but 4 hours one way is a long drive. Oh well, I can make all the stores a rest stop on any trips we make.