Operation Shower’s Mother’s Day celebration is officially underway as 50 Marine Corps and Navy moms-to-be received thousands of dollars worth of gifts this weekend as a part of an effort to shower 100 expectant moms between now and Mother’s Day. On Friday, Fifty people gathered on a beautiful California afternoon overlooking the Desert Palms Golf Course to celebrate 20 very special moms to be at Twentynine Palms whose husbands are deployed overseas. The festivities continued the following day in San Diego where 30 moms-to-be whose husbands are aboard the USS Nimitz opened presents, won raffle items and talked babies. Read the rest of this entry »

100th Anniversary of Mother’s Day Prompts Baby Showers for 100 Military Moms

Raleigh, NC - One hundred new moms and moms-to-be from four branches of the military will be showered with gifts between now and Mother’s Day as a part of the latest efforts of Operation Shower. Operation Shower has teamed up with Wal-Mart to host baby showers at four bases: USS Nimitz (California), Twentynine Palms (California), Scott AFB (Illinois) and Ft. Bragg (North Carolina). Moms will receive donated items from Wal-Mart, its suppliers and other companies in a “Shower in a Box”. Read the rest of this entry »

Operation Shower ended 2007 with a fantastic and beautiful shower for almost 50 moms at Ft. Hood, Texas.

Excerpt from Letter of Colonel Robert Tenhet: “On behalf of the 2,700 Soldiers assigned to 1^st Medical Brigade, we extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to you, your family, friends and the companies who donated items, for displaying such gracious generosity during Operation Shower and making Christmas a whole lot brighter for our Brigade moms. We had maximum attendance from both Soldiers who are expecting to spouses of Soldiers (most deployed) who are either expecting or recently gave birth to their child. . . . See Full Story here

Operation Shower’s first official Baby Shower: 17 Moms from the 32nd Military Logistics Battalion, gathered together in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, were showered with gifts sent by companies and individuals from across the nation. Aimee Bickers of Pure Expressions Photography photographed the moms, moms-to-be and children at Ft. Bragg.