Supply Crate – Caleb

Caleb served in the Army and after his service, he became a teacher and wants to use video games in his classroom.

I am a disabled veteran, and I am a teacher because of Vocational Rehab. I use video games in the classroom sometimes, and I love sharing with kids my story of joining and being able to go to college, even when I had a 1.5 GPA. I want to use a care package to learn more about the games my students play, and to possibly bring the console into the classroom. I currently have no console.

Hey! We can appreciate the efforts by our educators to understand what their students are enjoying in their free time, especially if they can use it to motivate them into learning more. Some games even include educational aspects that are useful in the classroom. Caleb has also told us in his reply that the console will help him game with his brother after their mom passed.

Hi Brian,

Crate received. I'll attach a few photos and this is how this shipment will/has affected me:

I want to thank the good people at Stackup and the sponsor of Mr. Lemley.

This gear is going to help me connect with my teenage brother across the country. I received the gear near the first anniversary of losing my mom too, so gaming with my brother is important at this time. Meeting old and new friends (hopefully) and find new video game stories to get into is something to look forward to.

Keep taking care of veterans!

Thanks, Caleb and enjoy plenty of gaming on us and our supporters.

Caleb's Supply Crate was sponsored in memory of Jerry Lemley by his daughter, Kristi who donated $1500 to have a gaming care package sent out. We thank her for this donation and for helping us get a Supply Crate into the hands of a Veteran in his honor and we especially want to remember him this Military Appreciation Month.

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