“HonorOne Campaign” Gains Support from Stars of Country Music

Lucas Hoge, The Roys, Danielle Peck, Jett Williams, Buddy Jewell and Andy Griggs Lend Support to the “HonorOne Campaign”

Nashville, Tenn. – Country music stars Lucas Hoge, The Roys, Danielle Peck, Jett Williams, Buddy Jewell and Andy Griggs recently provided their support to the newly launched “HonorOne Campaign” by recording public service announcements and detailing their personal experiences with the military.

The PSAs recorded by the artists, challenge ALL 300 million Americans to spend $10 and show their support for HonorOne, the organization which assists service men and women and their families. For each $10 spent at HonorOne.org, the supporter will receive a God Bless the USA Reminder Coin.

Additionally, the supporter will be named on a patriotic shadow box gift to a wounded veteran. Each gift is handmade in the United States by disabled workers. 100% of the profits are donated to the best military charities, including those that provide vital family and post-traumatic stress disorder counseling for soldiers returning from the battlefield. For more information, or to support the “HonorOne Campaign,” please visit HonorOne.org.

“When we launched the campaign, it became apparent that there was interest among country music artists,” said Lane Ostrow, founder of the
“HonorOne Campaign”. “However, we could have never expected the outpouring of patriotism and support that they have shown. We are blessed to have their support and encourage everyone to help service men and women with just $10.”

For more information on the HonorOne $10 Campaign or other military gift packages, please visit HonorOne.org or Productsforgood.com.

Watch the videos:

Andy Griggs

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Buddy Jewel

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Danielle Peck

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Jett Williams

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Lucas Hoge

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The Roys

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ABOUT THE “HonorOne Campaign”:
HonorOne is on a mission to raise $100 million dollars in financial support for veterans, specifically those who are suffering from PTSD. The “HonorOne Campaign” asks the 300 million Americans who have benefited from the service provided by the armed forces to give back to soldiers and their families by taking the “HonorOne Campaign” $10 Challenge. Each $10 of support makes a difference in the life a soldier and employs disabled workers, who assemble the products.

To find out more visit:  HonorOne.org “Where you can HonorOne and Help Many.”