Ford
Funds Operation Better World to Help American Veterans
Operation Better
World gives back to communities all across the United States by supporting
local Ford dealers' initiatives that help our vets. Community support for
hunger relief and health care are just some of the ways, through Operation
Better World, Ford assists American veterans.
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Ford
Supports Vets by Donating Super Duty to Oscar Mike Foundation
Started by
paralyzed Marine Corp veteran, Noah Currier, the Oscar Mike Foundation in
Rockford, Illinois helps keep injured American veterans "on the move" by
supporting programs which encourage physical activity and sports. When informed
of this potentially life-changing program from the Disabled American Veterans
organization, the Ford Motor Company immediately swung into action to help by
providing an F-250 Super Duty for the foundation's use.
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In addition to the
Super Duty donated to the Oscar Mike Foundation, Ford has donated vehicles to
veteran's organizations all across the United States to help disabled American
veterans get to their doctors.
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Disabled
American Veterans Receives Vet Support from Ford
Most recently, Ford
donated eight new Ford Flex utility vehicles to the Disabled American Veterans
(DAV) Transportation Network. Every year, Ford donated vehicles log nearly 23
million miles, helping the DAV veterans drive to get the health care they need
and have earned. Over the past 21 years, Ford has donated more than 200
vehicles to the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Transportation Network all
over our country.
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Ford
Employs Veterans
 Across the United
States, in factories and dealerships, in small towns and big cities, some of
the strongest team members Ford employs are American veterans. Ford has
policies and procedures in place to accommodate issues that are specific to
veterans.  Â
Started in 2007,
Ford also has a veterans network group to make sure that the families of
Ford-employed veterans have what they need while their husbands or wives are
away at war.
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Ford Motor Company
knows that hiring veterans is a competitive advantage. The training,
discipline, camaraderie, and strong team building skills that vets have
received and exhibit every day, make Ford a better company.
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Come
to Franklin's Spring Creek Ford for Special Ford Veteran Support
Marching
step-by-step with Ford Motor Company, Franklin's Spring Creek Ford in Colquitt,
Georgia is proud to support our veterans too. If you are a proud
American veteran, honorably discharged, we want you to know that Ford Motor
Company and Franklin's Spring Creek Ford support you. Ford provides special
veteran discounts, rebates and incentives, as well as reimbursement for
in-vehicle adaptive equipment and vehicle modification. These programs help
disabled American veterans overcome physical disabilities and hearing loss to
reclaim their driving independence.
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As an honorably
discharged veteran, please visit us at Franklin's Spring Creek Ford in
Colquitt, Georgia. We will be honored to assist you. We will make certain that
you get all the support Ford has available for the purchase of your new Ford
car or truck, and any assistance Ford provides for disabled veterans. We can
also help you select the right vehicle and assist in getting it adapted for
you. At Franklin's Spring Creek Ford, it's our pleasure to serve those who have
served and sacrificed so much for America.
 Across the United
States, in factories and dealerships, in small towns and big cities, some of
the strongest team members Ford employs are American veterans. Ford has
policies and procedures in place to accommodate issues that are specific to
veterans.   