May 5, 2022
Carry The Load Memorial May National Relays
Chicago's WGN 9 talked with Stephen Holley and Mark Elliott about the meaning and mission of Carry The Load, as well as how people can become involved during the relay.
"So we've got five different national relay legs that are ongoing right now throughout the month of may," said Carry The Load President and Co-founder Stephen Holley. "They will cumulatively cover about 20,000 miles in 48 different states. And so people can look online, they can figure out mile-by-mile where those relays are going to be."
Watch the full story HERE.
May 5, 2022
Carry The Load restores the true meaning of Memorial Day
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Honor and celebrate our nation's heroes with a nonprofit organization whose mission is to restore the true meaning of Memorial Day.
Carry the Load Co-Founder Stephen Holley and Retired U.S. Army Colonel Mark Elliot share more.
Watch the full story HERE.
May 5, 2022
Carry The Load honors our nation’s veterans in Baltimore MD
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Honor and celebrate our nation's heroes with a nonprofit organization whose mission is to restore the true meaning of Memorial Day.
Carry the Load Co-Founder Stephen Holley and Retired U.S. Army Colonel Mark Elliot share more.
Watch the full story HERE.
May 5, 2022
10th annual National Relay
Carry The Load was featured in a segment done by WSFA 12 News in Montgomery, AL, which covers the mission of the organization and the opportunities that exist for people to participate and show their support.
Watch the full story HERE.
May 4, 2022
Hunt County to help “Carry The Load” on Memorial Day
Approaching the 10th anniversary, a series of long walks across the United States in support of America’s veterans keeps growing larger, and once again, the event will observed in Hunt County.
It is the eighth year Carry The Load has come through Greenville on its way to its final destination in Dallas. The event was conducted virtually in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read the full article HERE.
May 3, 2022
Rally For True Meaning of Memorial Day
911 At Ease International, Inc. (911AEI) is proud to announce it will be a Carry The Load non-profit partner for the 2022 Memorial May campaign.
As a part of Carry The Load’s Continuum of Care program, this partnership helps raise awareness and funds that are essential to helping our military, veterans, first responders and their families.
“We are honored to partner with Carry the Load to remember the men and women who gave their lives while serving our country, both on the front lines and in our communities.” explained 911 AEI’s co-founder and CEO, Sgt. Mike McGrew.
Read the full story HERE.
May 3, 2022
Local community members honor veterans in Carry The Load walk throughout the Sacramento area
Roseville, CA — A leg from the West Coast leg of Carry The Load's national relay passes through Roseville this Tuesday morning on it's journey to Dallas, TX. Those who took part talked about who they were carrying.
Watch the full story HERE.
May 3, 2022
March honoring military, first responders walking through Roseville
ROSEVILLE, Calif. (KTXL) — A march honoring military members and first responders kicked off from Maidu Regional Park Tuesday morning.
“Basically what we’re trying to do is we’re trying to make sure that any law enforcement, firefighters or military person that has lost their life in service to their country or community, that we’re not forgetting those people,” Carry The Load West Coast Relay Team Manager David Lindsey said.
Read the full story HERE.
May 3, 2022
Sgt. Nicole Gee to be honored in Roseville during Carry The Load’s Memorial relay through the Sacramento area
Roseville, CA — Carry The Load's relay passes through Roseville on it's journey through California. One veteran in particular is honoring the memory of Roseville native, Sgt. Nicole Gee, during this time.
Watch the full story HERE.
May 2, 2022
First responders join Carry The Load relay to honor fallen soldiers
Eagle Point, Ore. — Carry The Load marchers passed through Medford at approximately 2:30 pm on Sunday.
“It’s just a way for us to remember these veterans and these families, because you know a lot of times we think about the loved ones that we’ve lost but we don’t think about those families,” said David Lindsey. Read the full story HERE.