Ted Nugent to Perform Raising Proceeds for the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund
SafetyHeroes.org is pleased to present the 5th annual fundraiser benefiting the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund on Tuesday, July 16, 2013 from 6 to 8 p.m. at City National Grove of Anaheim. The event will be hosted by Safetyheroes.org Founder, Mark J. Peacock of the Law Offices of Mark Peacock, and will raise proceeds in support of the injured and critically ill members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families.
The annual fundraiser will welcome and celebrate over 200 members of local law enforcement, fire and military personnel including both active and retired members from various LA and Orange County Police Departments, Huntington Beach Fire, Orange County Deputy Sheriffs, U.S. Marines, U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret, Firearms Training Associates, Combat Ready U.S.A. and more. Guests will enjoy hosted cocktails, complimentary appetizers, a silent auction and a special presentation and performance by activist and American rock musician, Ted Nugent. 100% of the proceeds raised will benefit The Semper Fi Fund and SafetyHeroes.org.
SafetyHeroes.org Founder, Mark Peacock comments, โSafety personnel do an incredible job for their communities, dedicating their working lives to make our own safer. We owe them our gratitude and support.โ
The Semper Fi Fund directs urgently needed resources to post 9โ11 members of the Marine Corps, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard who serve in support of Marine forces. The non-profit provides relief for financial hardships that arise during hospitalization and recovery as well as assistance for those with perpetuating needs. The programs provide support in a variety of ways including service member and family support, specialized and adaptive equipment, housing and transportation, education and career transition assistance, therapeutic arts and Team Semper Fi.
Those interested in attending the SafetyHeroes.org fundraiser on July 16 and learning more about the organization can contact mark@safetyheroes.org.
