Carry The Load to make Bryan-College Station stops Monday

Carry The Load will be making three stops in Bryan-College Station on Monday as part of its 15,500-mile relay across the country to honor and remember fallen military members and first responders. The first stop will be at Tractor Supply in College Station at around 5 p.m. The second stop will be at the Bryan Fire Department’s Station 2 at around 7 p.m. The third, and final, stop will be at the Bryan Fire Department’s Station 3 at around 10 p.m. See more HERE.

“Carry The Load” Promoting MEMORIAL DAY

(MURFREESBORO) As we near the Memorial Day weekend, a grassroots effort by two veteran U.S. Navy SEALs are walking across America, because they felt like the nation had forgotten the meaning of Memorial Day. The Carry The Load group walked through Murfreesboro along Broad Street on Friday (5/21/2021). See more HERE.

Veteran’s Relay, Carry The Load, Comes To Park City

With Memorial Day remembrances just around the corner, an organization honoring the sacrifices made by military, veterans, and first responders asks the community to join in a coordinated national relay walking event on Tuesday. See more HERE.

Carry The Load Relays Through Odessa

Members and relayers of the non-profit organization Carry The Load made a stop in Odessa Thursday afternoon after cycling a portion of their national relay from the Monahans Volunteer Fire Department to the Walmart Super Center off of Loop 338 before walking another portion of the relay to Odessa Fire Rescue’s Central Fire Station. See more HERE.

Carry The Load’s National Relay during the month of May

HOUSTON — Memorial Day is set aside to honor the men and women who died while serving in the military. On Monday, May 24th, the relay will be en route through Houston, starting at 12:15 pm at the Houston National Cemetery. See more HERE.

Carry The Load makes debut in MT as part of their inaugural ‘mountain route’

LAUREL, Mont. - There's less than two weeks until Memorial Day, and one non-profit is traveling across the country to help restore the true meaning of the holiday. For the first time, Carry The Load has adopted a 'mountain route' which started in Minot, North Dakota before making its way to the Yellowstone National Cemetery in Laurel. See more HERE.

Public invited to help ‘Carry the Load’ for veterans and first responders on Sunday

Thousands of walkers and bikers are gathering across the country to cover more than 15,000 miles to honor U.S. veterans and first responders. This weekend the national relay will get local. The Carry the Load nonprofit fundraising procession will come through Ketchum on Sunday, May 23. “Those who join us can take time to remember family and friends who served our country,” said Sergio Benitez, media coordinator for Carry the Load. “It will be an opportunity to meet others and learn about the meaning of Memorial Day.” See more HERE.

ONIT Home Partners With Carry The Load and Dallas Warriors For Memorial Day

BEDFORD, Texas, May 20, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- ONIT Home is continuing its monthly community outreach campaign by teaming up with Carry The Load and the Dallas Warriors in observance of Memorial Day. To support Carry The Load, ONIT will join the organization's National Relay at 11 a.m. on May 29 in Fort Worth, Texas. Carry The Load is a nonprofit providing ways to connect Americans to the sacrifices made by our military. See more HERE.

Carry The Load will stop in the Permian Basin to honor fallen military members and first responders

ODESSA, Texas (KOSA) -Ahead of Memorial Day, thousands of people who will walk in the Carry The Load relay, for the 10th year, will bring awareness and remind people that the true meaning of Memorial Day is to honor those who died while serving. Thursday and Friday walkers in Odessa and Midland will join the 22nd and 23rd leg day of Carry the Load relay. See more HERE.

Organización realiza caminata para recordar a los caídos

MIDLAND, Texas (KTLE) - A poco tiempo de celebrar el Día de los Caídos, una organización llamada “Carry the Load” llega a Odessa y Midland para honrar con una caminata a los soldados y socorristas caídos. See more HERE.

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