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With COVID, unrest and an upcoming election, nobody is talking about our wounded veterans in need … except iWarriors.  What is iWarriors, you ask?

Larry Patten of Nebraska-based Dramco Tool rode 10,000 miles across 26 states and raised more than $15,000 for iWarriors after setting what he thought was a reasonable goal of only $5,000!

iWarriors: iPads to Wounded Soldiers

While many of us have had the opportunity to relax and vacation this summer, let’s not forget that the iWarriors organization continues to put iPads in the hands of our wounded veterans.

MoldMaking Technology magazine is an honored partner of the iWarriors program, and today we help them announce their 2012 Challenge to mold builders across the nation. In 2011 iWarriors raised more than $35,000.00 to support Marines returning from battle in Afghanistan and throughout the Middle East, many of whom return with horrific injuries. Read how donations to this worthy program bring much needed family time to a Marine or other service member, who may be hundreds or even thousands of miles away from his or her family.

On September 15, 2017 our team at Alliance Specialties and Laser Sales partnered with our friends Tim and Kim Bartz from iWarriors and Mold Craft to host the inaugural Alliance iWarriors Charity Golf Outing.

Grand Island, Nebraska-based Dramco Tool owner Larry Patten completed his 10,000 miles in the 2018 Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge for iWarriors.

Moldmakers give back to our Wounded Warriors with the gift of technology, so they can stay in touch.

iWarriors—an organization founded to donate iPads to wounded warriors—wants to reach a goal of $50,000 this year. Can you help them?

Our mission is to keep hospitalized marines in touch with family and friends while they undergo numerous surgeries and intensive rehabilitation.