take out student loans. arthel: absolutely. it is taps.org. how can viewers contribute? what do you need? it is a nonprofit organization. we rely heavily on donors and especially individuals who are willing to step up and help support families, so we would love it if anyone could go to taps.org/donate and contribute or see how well he can get involved in our community to support our families. arthel: where do you find your personal strengths? and what would you like us to remember about your parents today? my parents were my heroes, and i m incredibly grateful for all they have done for this country. memorial day is a hard day for everyone, but i know that we are able to provide the resources at taps, and their families would love it if you would just remember our loved ones.
have your barbecues, go to the pool, but remember what today is about, and it is about our fallen heroes into say their names and to remember them. arthel: what were your parents names? i tell you what, we will remember, not only your parents. we will remember all of our heroes, and we really support you. anything you need from us here at fox and our family. it is all yours. and to our viewers, i know that they support u.s. wealth. it is taps.org/donate. ashlynne hancock, thank you. thank you. arthel: incredible strength. alicia: absolutely. so often that we see that people who have been impacted the most by tragedy who are then inspired to make the biggest difference, so hopefully folks will go to taps.org, and they can help them out.
he s a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412, you probably won t believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you can believe this esurance employee, nancy abraham. seriously, send her an email and ask her yourself. no emails. no emails. when insurance is affordable, it s surprisingly painless. an anniversary without her husband. her wedding day without her dad. these are the days when military families miss the ones they lost most of all. families never forget. and neither do we. we are taps, the tragedy assistants program for survivors. providing resources, support and comfort to the families of our fallen military heroes. all at no cost to them. show them your support at taps.org do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that s good for my teeth? now i don t have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil.
americans watching this, and they want to help, what do these men and women who serve us need? taps.org is a charity, and we provide financial assistance for all those grieving a loved one, meeting all their needs, and ensuring their kids from education, and they go to a grief camp. so many services made possible by the generosity of americans that recognize what taps can provide. thank you for what you do. an island of decency for us this morning. so wonderful to hear your words and i hope everybody is listening. thank you so much. new this morning cnn has learned the fbi is investigating the ambush that killed those soldiers in niger. the investigators are now on the ground. let s go to the pentagon. that s where we find barbara
do whatever you can do to help your kids get through things. taps was just my kids to this day, i m seven years into it count down the days. they cannot wait to attend taps and to be with their people as they say. okay. so bonnie first of all, where did you get the idea and second of all, if you were to bring on a family say amy, how would you bring them in? in 1992 when my husband was killed in an aviation accident with seven other soldiers on board, there was no national program for all those grieving a loss in the military to come together to find hope and healing and comfort with each other. so in 1994 taps was launched and today, 21 years later, we have over 50,000 family members, all across the country. we have about a minute left. anyone at home where can they go where s the website, what can they look for, are there local chapters? what can they do? taps.org is the website. our number is 800-959-taps. the casualty officers connect families right when the loss