Wings, Warriors, and the Walter Reed Society Charity Event

Happy Holidays! There is nothing better than eating a bowl of chili on a cool December evening…. except when it is ALL YOU CAN EAT chili, wings and Nachos AND the proceeds go the Army’s Walter Reed Society.

Join dcTechSource.com in a fun filled evening of great wings, hot chili, cold beers, and blatant networking, all while raising money for the Walter Reed Society. You know about Walter Reed. Well the Society provides special services to wounded warriors and their families, and they need your help now more than ever. So register today and join us on Dec. 16th to show our soldiers how the tech companies of the area say "Thank You."

Where: Hard Time Café, 3028 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, Virginia Newly renovated with a 3500 sq ft Sports Bar with 50 Flat Screens and an awesome sound system

When: December 16 from 6-9pm

Cost: $30 – All you can eat (includes one drink ticket); 50/50 Raffles, Random prizes and giveaways and plenty of networking Register Today!

More About the Walter Reed Society: The Walter Reed Society, Inc. was organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes in 1996 for the benefit of Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) and its educational, treatment and research activities. Through the generous support of corporate and private donors, a special fund was established in 2004 to support servicemen and women being treated at WRAMC due to service in Iraq, Afghanistan and surrounding areas. The Walter Reed Society Warrior/Family Support Fund is used to assist service members and/or their families when support provided through Invitational Travel Orders (ITO), do not meet the immediate need during the patient's treatment at WRAMC. Hundreds of wounded warriors and their family members have received assistance from this fund. Help with travel, lodging and subsistence expenses is a frequent need. The following is just one example: A young soldier, who lost both legs and one arm, wanted his sister to visit during the holidays. Without Society support, she could not have afforded the trip. Additionally, the Society provided a $500 grant so his mother could extend her stay to support his recuperation. For more information contact: info@dctechsource.com.