Task Force Dagger Special Operation Foundation (TFDSOF)’s SOF Auction & Raffle is open now and closes during the SOF Social held at Cubic’s Embassy Suites Ballroom on May 19th at 8PM EDT.
There are more than 130 items on the Auction & Raffle, the list includes a Limited Edition framed US flag, parachuted into Normandy for 80th Anniversary of D-Day, One of a kind Kitchen Knife Set Made from Damascus Steel recovered from the Twin Towers, Guided & Filmed Turkey Hunt in TN w. Spook Spahn, Lou Gramm signed guitar, Richard Childress Racing VIP NASCAR Experience, Mar-a-Lago Gala and Golf at Trump International, Custom Golf Fitting of full set of TaylorMade Clubs by Dustin Johnson’s Golf Coach a PGA Top 100 Teacher, Exclusive TFD branded bottle of Wolfburn 12 Year Single Malt Scotch, trips, firearms, ammunition, tactical items, clothing, outdoor products, golf products, sports memorabilia and many more
To bid on an item, sponsor a program recipient, buy a raffle ticket, or to learn more about this fundraising event, please visit: sofauction.cbo.io
This is the 10th year of the SOF Auction & Raffle, and we have raised more than $873,00 the past nine years of this event. Help us break $1,000,000 while we try to reach our goal this year of $300,000. All funds raised though the SOF Auction & Raffle will directly impact families of the Special Operations Community and 100% of the proceeds will be applied to TFDSOF’s three core programs: Immediate Needs, Rehabilitative Events, and the SOF Health Initiatives Program.
About TFDSOF:
Task Force Dagger Special Operations Foundation provides assistance to wounded, ill, or injured United States Special Operations Command members and their families. We respond to immediate needs, conduct Rehabilitative Therapy Events, and provide next-generation health solutions for issues facing our service members. Our cohesive programs improve the quality of life for Special Operations Families. To learn more about Task Force Dagger Special Operation Foundation, visit our website at www.taskforcedagger.org.
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