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Mologne House Courtyard Program

Walk of Appreciation Paving Stones

Another Way to say THANK YOU.

The Mologne House Courtyard Program is part of a greater effort by the Yellow Ribbon Fund to assist in the transition of our wounded warriors, from the battlefield back to their service or, more often, back to their local communities. We decided to give everyone an opportunity to say "thank you" and to assist these wonderful volunteers in this transition.

A Paving Stone on the Walk of Appreciation can be the keystone in a life-long relationship between the community and the wounded warrior and his or her family.

It also represents a significant contribution to our wounded warriors and their families through the Yellow Ribbon Fund.

Paving Stones thank and honor all injured servicemen and women.
Join those on the Honor Roll.

Individuals, families, schools, classes, companies, civic organizations such as Rotary Clubs and Kiwanis Clubs, American Legion and VFW Posts, other clubs or informal groups may express their community's appreciation for a wounded warrior and their support for all injured servicemen and women through the Mologne House Courtyard Program.

Engraved Paving Stones will be placed on the Walk of Appreciation and throughout the Mologne House Courtyard. All Paving Stones will thank and honor all the military volunteers who have been injured or wounded, particularly those who have gone through Walter Reed, as follows

  1. identify the donor,
  2. express thanks, and
  3. identify a specific or general object of thanks.

On 4" x 8" and 8" x 8" stones, each line is limited to 13 characters or less, including spaces.

On a 4" x 8" Paving Stone, the top line identifies the donor, the middle line expresses thanks, and the bottom line identifies way of thanking all who serve by identifying a specific object of that appreciation: a service branch, a unit, or an individual soldier, sailor, Marine, airman or coastguardsman, especially one who has gone through Walter Reed or Bethesda Naval Hospital. We offer this Paving Stone to all who make a minimum gift of $400 to our troops.

Alternatively, the donor may simply choose to express appreciation to "Our Brave Warriors." The 8" x 8" Paving Stone has another line to work with. We offer this Paving Stone to all who make minimum gift of $800 to our wounded warriors.

The Special 12" x 12" Paving Stone

After we initiated this program, some community organizations and other donors suggested that we develop a larger paving stone, with more room to say thanks. We offer a 12" x 12" Paving Stone that has 15 characters per line, with six lines on each stone, to all who make minimum gift of $1,500 to our injured service members and their families.

For further ideas on inscriptions, take a look at the Honor Roll.

Donation Form
You may download this form (click here) and send a hard copy to Yellow Ribbon Fund, 7200 Wisconsin Ave., Suite 310, Bethesda, MD 20814, or you may make your donation line by using the online donation form.

We want you to know as much about us as we know about ourselves.

Click here to see a complete description of the Financial and Administration Policy and Procedures for the Mologne House Courtyard Program and the Paving Stone Protocol.

Please look at our IRS Form 990, our Two Year Summary Report, our latest Yellow Ribbon Update, which gives you a "flavor" of who we really are -- local men and women who got together to focus not so much on helping the troops in the hospital as much as getting them out of the hospital.

Yellow Ribbon Fund, Inc. is a 501(c) organization registered with the Internal Revenue Service. Please download our Internal Revenue Service Determination Letter. Our Federal Employer Identification Number is 36-4567583. You will receive a letter acknowledging receipt of your donation which may be used for tax purposes.


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