Operation Homelink is a (501-C3) non-profit organization (FEIN # 91-2186796) founded in 2002 to support service members and their families with the use of donated computer technology. Our mission includes providing laptops to wounded warriors and veterans plus the facilitation of e-mail communication between American service members deployed overseas and their families back home. We offer this service on behalf of our donor corporations as a way of showing their support for the courageous men and women serving our country.

Why we are passionate about this work?

We believe that those that have “worn the uniform” hold a position of honor and respect unrivaled in the world today. At a time when many in our culture heap high praise upon athletes, musicians and movie stars, the true heroes don’t carry a football or play an instrument but instantly earned our respect when they answered the call by courageously saying “send me”. The most deserving 1% of Americans earn that respect every morning when they willingly step into harm’s way to do the heavy lifting for the 99% of the rest of us. We believe we owe anyone who has served a debt of gratitude that we can never repay. But we can try…we are obligated to do so.

This is why we wholeheartedly applaud the efforts of First Lady Obama and Dr. Jill Biden’s Joining Forces initiative to elevate these sentiments of support from words to action. Frankly, lapel pins and yellow ribbon bumper stickers alone don’t cut it. We enthusiastically share the Joining Forces belief that all Americans should use their talents, opportunities, and creativity to support a service member, a wounded warrior, a veteran...and just as importantly...the military families that support them.

To learn more, view Operation Homelink's Program Overview.