Jul. 21-25, 2021
MarineMax Welcomes Wake for Warriors to Lake of the Ozarks
MarineMax Welcomes Wake for Warriors to Lake of the Ozarks! MarineMax is partnering with Wake for Warriors whose mission is to connect with injured military veterans through the sharing of their passion for wake and water sports. By doing so, we hope to help heal the emotional and psychological wounds of military veterans and their families. Each year over twenty events are held nationwide and are provided at no cost to the veterans. With your help, we can provide a weekend full of fun and healing at Lake of the Ozarks. As a fellow water enthusiast, please join us in honoring and celebrating American Veterans.
PLEASE HELP US RAISE $50,000 FOR WAKE FOR WARRIORS! Cash donations are welcome, or have fun with any or all of these options.
PURCHASE A RED,WHITE & BLUE $100 PATRIOTIC TICKET FOR THREE CHANCES TO WIN!
Red: $2500 MarineMax gift certificate
WHITE: $1500 MarineMax gift certificate
BLUE: $1000 MarineMax gift certificate
Drawing will be held 7/24/21. Only 350 tickets will be sold. Certificates only valid at MarineMax Lake Ozark. No cash value.
Show your support! Buy a patriotic Lake of the Ozarks Wake for Warriors t-shirt for $25!
MarineMax & Friends Salute Wake for Warriors. Purchase a new or pre-owned boat from MarineMax Missouri between now and July 24 and MarineMax will donate $100 to the organization for every boat sold.
Fly a flag! Donate $100 and receive a Wake for Warrior boat flag to show your support while on the water.
If you would like to help us honor and celebrate our American veterans, please stop by MarineMax Lake Ozark or email Teresa Riley at teresa.riley@marinemax.com
Did You Know?
30% of veterans have disabilities as a result of their service
22% of veterans are diagnosed with a depressive order
Since 2002 more than 200,000 service members have suffered a traumatic brain injury
In the U.S. 22 veterans a day commit suicide. That’s one veteran every 65-80 minutes
40.7% feel like a guest in their own homes
84% of veterans say that the American public has “little awareness” of the challenges facing them and their families
Location
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3070 Bagnell Dam Boulevard
Lake Ozark, Missouri, 65049 Get Directions
Event Coordinator
- Teresa Riley
- teresa.riley@marinemax.com
- 5733655382
MarineMax Welcomes Wake for Warriors to Lake of the Ozarks! MarineMax is partnering with Wake for Warriors whose mission is to connect with injured military veterans through the sharing of their passion for wake and water sports. By doing so, we hope to help heal the emotional and psychological wounds of military veterans and their families. Each year over twenty events are held nationwide and are provided at no cost to the veterans. With your help, we can provide a weekend full of fun and healing at Lake of the Ozarks. As a fellow water enthusiast, please join us in honoring and celebrating American Veterans.
PLEASE HELP US RAISE $50,000 FOR WAKE FOR WARRIORS! Cash donations are welcome, or have fun with any or all of these options.
PURCHASE A RED,WHITE & BLUE $100 PATRIOTIC TICKET FOR THREE CHANCES TO WIN!
Red: $2500 MarineMax gift certificate
WHITE: $1500 MarineMax gift certificate
BLUE: $1000 MarineMax gift certificate
Drawing will be held 7/24/21. Only 350 tickets will be sold. Certificates only valid at MarineMax Lake Ozark. No cash value.
Show your support! Buy a patriotic Lake of the Ozarks Wake for Warriors t-shirt for $25!
MarineMax & Friends Salute Wake for Warriors. Purchase a new or pre-owned boat from MarineMax Missouri between now and July 24 and MarineMax will donate $100 to the organization for every boat sold.
Fly a flag! Donate $100 and receive a Wake for Warrior boat flag to show your support while on the water.
If you would like to help us honor and celebrate our American veterans, please stop by MarineMax Lake Ozark or email Teresa Riley at teresa.riley@marinemax.com
Did You Know?
30% of veterans have disabilities as a result of their service
22% of veterans are diagnosed with a depressive order
Since 2002 more than 200,000 service members have suffered a traumatic brain injury
In the U.S. 22 veterans a day commit suicide. That’s one veteran every 65-80 minutes
40.7% feel like a guest in their own homes
84% of veterans say that the American public has “little awareness” of the challenges facing them and their families