Josh Duhamel has partnered with GMC and military charity Building for America’s Bravest on the #EnlistMe campaign, in an effort to increase awareness and raise funds to make significant differences in the lives of these courageous service members.
He is part of this dope 360 sky diving video. Want to run this as an exclusive with you guys.
The actor has partnered with GMC and military charity Building for America’s Bravest on the #EnlistMe campaign, in an effort to increase awareness and raise funds to make significant differences in the lives of these courageous service members.
To celebrate this campaign, Josh traveled to Perris, California earlier this month as two severely injured veterans, Marine Corporal Todd Love and Army Staff Sergeant Stephen Valyou (bios below), completed an exciting sky dive, which was filmed with 360-degree cameras. Stephen is paralyzed from the waist down and Todd is a triple amputee. In the inspiring and emotional film, Josh speaks to them about their injuries, their love of skydiving, and how organizations like Building for America’s Bravest have helped them regain their independence.
How You Can Help:
· Join GMC donate now at ourbravest.org/enlistme or call 844-BRAVEST
· Show your support for the cause by donating now or sharing #EnlistMe with @GMC via social media
About Building for America’s Bravest
Building for America’s Bravest, a program of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, aims to raise funds to build custom-designed, specially adapted homes for the most catastrophically injured American service members. To date, BFAB has delivered, started construction or is in the design stage of 44 smart homes for veterans and their families.
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