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CATHEYS VALLEY, CA (April 14, 2008) -- Project Compassion (www.heropaintings.com) recently shipped its 1,000th hero painting to a fallen American service member's next of kin the week of March 19, 2008—coincidentally, the fifth anniversary of Operation Iraqi Freedom and the same week the Pentagon announced the 4,000th American casualty in the conflict. The organization's five artists have shipped between 50 and 70 new portraits in the month since. "As sobering as these milestones are, for Project Compassion our 1,000th hero portrait represents 1,000 thank yous on behalf of all Americans," said Marie Woolf, CEO and executive director of Project Compassion. "A thousand times so far, we at Project Compassion have proven that even as war is the most destructive force we presently know, love is the most quietly creative force we know—and for us, that means healing through art." More...




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©2003-2008 Project Compassion Soldier Fund, Inc. No part of this website or its contents may be reproduced without prior written permission. Major funding for Project Compassion has been provided by The James R. Greenbaum, Jr. Family Foundation and Disabled Veterans of America. Project Compassion is a privately-funded, politically unaffiliated 501(c)(3) nonprofit humanitarian organization founded in 2003, serving the loved ones of American military casualties in active service throughout the world since September 11, 2001. An official partner of the United States Department of Defense, Project Compassion's sole mission is healing families of our fallen through art.