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We’re off to a great start!

Thanks to the generous contributions of individuals like you, nearly 1,500 veterans wreaths have been sponsored through our Giving in July partners in just two weeks! That’s almost $7,500 going back to those nonprofits for their own programs.

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Here’s how you can help:

Sponsor a $15 veterans wreath to be placed on National Wreaths Across America Day – December 15, 2018. You will not only honor the service and sacrifice of an American hero, but $5 will go to our Giving in July Partners programs. Each nonprofit provides vital support to our military community and their families.

Learn more about our partners below and sponsor a wreath today!

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#GivingInJuly Partners

Travis Manion Foundation

TMF is uniting communities to strengthen America’s national character. In an increasingly divisive cultural climate, we unite and strengthen communities. Our nation needs role models that inspire and we should look no further than the civic assets already living in our communities. Veterans and families of the fallen are leading the charge, pushing us to be better versions of ourselves and improving our collective character.

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The Maine Troop Greeters & Museum

The mission of the Maine Troop Greeters is to express the Nation’s (and our) gratitude and appreciation to the Troops, for those going overseas for a safe return and for those returning for a joyful homecoming and to make their (hopefully brief) stay in Bangor as comfortable and pleasant as possible. Additionally we will honor the trust placed in us by these troops by preserving and perpetuating the donations entrusted to our care, through display, education and sharing of these collections.

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Honor and Remember

The organization Honor and Remember pays tribute to all military lives lost, not only while serving on active duty but also as a result of serving. Military deaths in all wars or conflicts and all branches of service from our nation’s inception are recognized.

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America’s Mighty Warriors

Debbie Lee founded America’s Mighty Warriors, after her son Marc was the first Navy SEAL to be killed in Iraq on August 2, 2006. In Marc’s Last Letter Home, he asked for friends and family to “pass on the love and kindness and precious gift of human life.” Since then, America’s Mighty Warriors has been fighting to support our troops, the fallen and their families and to work with like-minded organizations to do the same.

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The Gary Sinise Foundation

The Gary Sinise Foundation was established under the philanthropic direction of a forty-year advocate for our nation’s defenders, actor Gary Sinise. Its outreach supports those who sacrifice to defend our country: active duty, veterans, first responders, and their loved ones.

Sponsor a Wreath

To find a Fundraising Group near you and contribute to their effort click here.

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NEW RELEASE!
The newly designed and just released I OWE YOU cards not only help you say thank you to our service members and veterans, they outline the PLEDGE that you are making as a citizen to do more for our military families and veterans.
Available in packs of 100; you only pay for the $5.00 shipping and handling fee.

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Giving In July Contest

Take a moment this July to shine a spotlight on your year-round giving. Share your story of giving back.

Three participants will be chosen at random to send 100 wreaths to a Wreaths Across America cemetery location of their choosing in December 2018. Enter by July 27th, 2018 for your chance to honor veterans in your local cemetery.

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Thank you for being a part of Canada’s rich military history. It’s because of people like you that military history is alive and well in Canada! Because you are a valued reader of Legion Magazine, we are giving you a $5 reward off your next purchase in our SHOP to be used anytime before July 31, 2018.

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New Charter Members | Canadians in Tech | Community Spotlight

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A newsletter from one of our fellow Canadian organizations in the Bay area.

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12 July 2018

C100 announces 3 new Charter Members

C100 Charter Members are thought leaders mostly residing in the San Francisco Bay Area (~80%) and Canada (~20%). Our Charter Members are the volunteer network that provide connections, thought leadership, and patriotic passion to C100’s mission and programs. They are accomplished Canadians who work in technology as successful entrepreneurs, corporate executives and venture capitalists. This year, we welcome Lara Cumberland, Robson Grieve, and Irv Remedios!

July 12th —Palo Alto

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

CiT is an evening event hosted every month to celebrate all things Canadian and all things tech. Whether you live in the Bay Area or you’re just visiting, we welcome you to join us this evening, July 12th, for some drinks and good conversation—you’ll be in good company! This is a ticketed event, so please RSVP below if you wish to attend.

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Community Spotlight

Cristian Villamarin—Co-founder @ Flipd
48Hrs June 2018 Alum

Cristian’s digital wellness startup, Flipd, aims to promote healthy screen habits among those of us who are overly-attached to our mobile devices. His discipline toward productivity and leading a well-balanced lifestyle is the reason why in his off-time as a founder, he competes in the Ironman—of the the most difficult triathlons.

Cristian writes a thoughtful piece comparing the founder journey with the gruelling experience training for and completing in the Ironman race. It’s a refreshing and honest reflection that contrasts with headlines that laud overnight successes and the glamour of the startup world. Read it here.

What’s happening in Canada?

MaRS, Canadian’s largest innovation hub, is hunting for a second office as Toronto’s tech scene gets hotter. Article

Cybersecurity risks could slow global innovation and cost $3 trillion USD in lost economic value come 2020. Deloitte report says Canada is short on cybersecurity talent; urges schools and businesses to educate and train talent. F ull Report

Flinks, a Canadian fintech company and recent 48Hrs alum, just closed its $1.75M seed round. Congratulations to the team! Article

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The Fight for Italy | 75th Anniversary

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From the Legion Magazine.

Reinhard Hardegen: Last of the U-boat aces

Story by Stephen J. Thorne

He ranked No. 24 on the list of Germany’s Second World War U-boat aces but, in sheer chutzpah, few could compare with Reinhard Hardegen. In a service in which 784 of 1,156 unterseeboots ended up at the bottom of the ocean, and 28,000 of 40,900 crew were killed, Korvettenkapitän Hardegen was more than a survivor.

Attack on Assoro

Story by Mark Zuehlke

Seventy-five years ago, in the early morning darkness of July 10, 1943, more than 2,500 vessels stood off the coast of Sicily ready to launch the largest amphibious operation in history. #LestWeForget

The Fight for Italy
Written by Mark Zuehlke
Special Issue | Only $14.95

The Fight for Italy is packed with compelling stories, stunning photos and detailed maps about the Italian Campaign waged by Allied forces from July 1943 to February 1945. More than 92,000 Canadians served in Italy and more than 5,700 died, but the campaign was largely overshadowed by the invasion of Normandy. Now, more than 70 years after the critical Allied victories on Sicily and the Italian mainland, The Fight for Italy will take you back to relive those battles.

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July 10, 1940

The Battle of Britain begins.

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Backstage with the Canadian Snowbirds on Canada Day 🇨🇦

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From the Legion Magazine.

The Snowbirds backstage

Story and photography by Stephen J. Thorne

It’s July 1. Nine pilots are seated around the table in a small boardroom at the Gatineau-Ottawa Executive Airport, 18 kilometres from Parliament Hill as the snowbird flies. The room is a sea of Canadian red, for these are the iconic Canadian Forces Snowbirds, 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, and this is Canada Day 2018.

July/August 2018 issue is now available!

The July/August 2018 issue of Legion Magazine is out today! Look for it on newsstands or check your mailbox if you subscribe already. Features include:

FOUR SOLDIERS, FOUR BATTLES
In the final 100 days of the First World War, Canada was called again and again to lead the offensive

DAM WARFARE
How a terror group used the apocalyptic properties of water in its global war

ATTACK ON ASSORO
On one of the toughest missions in the Allied invasion of Sicily, Canadians seized the pinnacle of Monte Assoro

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“Canadian Woods” by artist Jennifer Morse

“The sky in autumn is bluer than at any other time of year. On a perfect day in October, maple leaves are fluorescent against the sky. I woke up to that one morning two years ago. I dragged an 8″ x 4″board into the woods, piled tubes of paints at my feet and started mixing and layering colours. The sunlight illuminated the leaves. It was like a cathedral, with light streaming through red, orange, gold, lime and blue stained glass. I didn’t realize my feet were soaked until dusk forced me to stop. The next day the leaves fell.”

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July 6, 1942

Anne Frank (pictured here in 1940) and her family hide in a secret annex in a workplace in Amsterdam. Discovered two years later by the Gestapo, they are sent to Auschwitz.

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Canadians in Tech | Bay Area Events | Canadian Tech News

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From one of our fellow Canadian organizations in the Bay area.

July 12th — Peninsula Area

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

CiT is an evening event hosted every month to celebrate all things Canadian and all things tech. Whether you live in the Bay Area or you’re just visiting, we welcome you to join us July 12th, for some drinks and good conversation—you’ll be in good company! This is a ticketed event, so please RSVP below if you wish to attend.

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This week on ourstories_

Distribution tends to take a backseat to building a sexy product in early startup cycles. But, as one of the first 25 employees at Uber, Andre Charoo, VP New Markets at Hired, reminds us that prioritizing the distribution model first will help determine what you should build.

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Highlights from 48Hrs in the Valley

New additions to our community

We’re proud to have hosted 21 of Canada’s fastest-growing startups at our cornerstone event. 48Hrs may be over, but C100’s journey with these founders is just beginning and we’re excited for what these Canadian entrepreneurs have in store!

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Words of advice to entrepreneurs from our speakers:

Frame the roles on your team around what individuals enjoy doing, giving you and them more leverage: “Do only the things you can do.”

– Kristen Hamilton, CEO of Koru

You can build a winning company from any geography: “Silicon Valley has gone from being a place to a state of mind.”

– Ajay Royan, Managing General Partner of Mithril Capital

Be able to sell on your mission and vision to your first employees: “Starting a company may make a lot of sense, but deciding to be employee number 20 doesn’t always make sense. The company needs to have a story—a clear vision that attracts people”

– Michelle Zatlyn, COO of Cloudflare

What’s happening in Canada?

VCs view Canada as the new tech frontier. Pitchbook’s 1H 2018 Canadian PE & VC FactBook shows increased foreign investment in Canadian startups. Full Report

AngelList introduces new program that encourages private capital investment into early-stage Canadian startups. Full Article

PayPal acquires Vancouver startup Hyperwallet for $400M. Article

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