OSD Launches Ambassador Program!

Operation Supply Drop launched its Ambassador Program today. Featuring well known entertainment personalities and celebrities, this program is to help in OSD’s mission to supporting men and women in uniform/veterans!

They ways in which these ambassadors can help OSD range from fund-raising programs to veteran owned business startup mentoring. They’ll also help with the charity’s Thank You Deployment program, which enables wounded veterans to attend video game events to see what goes into making their favorite titles.

The list of members includes Greg Miller, Patrick Scott Patterson, Gus Sorola, Andrea Rene, and Raychul Moore (to name a few). Hopefully this means that OSD will be able to send out even more video game themed care packages to servicemen and women deployed in combat zones. Speaking of which, we plan on joining other media outlets in promoting the 8-Bit Salute – a 24hr gaming marathon to raise money for said care packages – again this year. We’ll let you know more about that as we get closer to the event’s date!

Founded in 2010 by former Army Airborne Ranger, Captain Stephen “Shanghai Six” Machuga, Operation Supply Drop is a 501(c)(3) public charity that sends video game themed care packages to servicemen and servicewomen deployed to combat zones or recovering in military hospitals. To date, Operation Supply Drop has raised over $2 million USD in donations, games and related gear from across the gaming community and has helped more than 7,500 active duty military members and veterans worldwide.