Operation Once in a Lifetime hosts its 4th Annual “Closure Trip” to the Nations Capital  and Arlington National Cemetery. Thirty-four Active Military and Veterans from Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam and World War II got the opportunity to pay their respects to their fallen brothers and sisters for the very first time.

Winner winner!!

Operation Once in a Lifetime presents the winner of the Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey #77 Indian Motorcycle Scout Bobber charity raffle! We have traveled the United States selling raffle tickets at various events and online and raising money for our military, while teaming up with an amazing company who has a genuine passion in helping our military. So humbled and honored to find out that winner is a Vietnam Marine Corp Veteran with 2 Purple Hearts that bought $100 in raffle tickets from our Support your Troops Resale – Plano TX! The winning raffle ticket’s number was #3779! 

When we delivered the bike, it had exactly 7 miles on it??

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We are just weeks away from raffling off this amazing motorcycle benefitting our military!

In honor of our Military and First Responders, Operation Once in a Lifetime and Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey are teaming up to support our U.S. Service Members & their families by raffling off this Limited Edition Indian Scout Bobber Jack Daniel’s Motorcycle!

There was only 177 of these limited edition bikes ever made (which sold out in 8 minutes of being released for sale) and thanks to Jack Daniel’s and Operation Once in a Lifetime, you will have the chance of owning the #77 bike by donating $20 for 1 raffle ticket, $100 for 6 raffle tickets or $200 for 15 raffle tickets, with only 6,895 raffle tickets available. Why 6,895 raffle tickets? That is the amount of US Service Members killed in Iraq & Afghanistan!

Live drawing will be May 25th 2019 at our 7th Annual Rock for the Troops Charity event sponsored by Homes by J Anthony. Raffle tickets are available online at www.RockForTheTroops.com.

Operation Once in a Lifetime surprised a Combat Veteran whose wife has cancer and a Navy Seal whose wish is to help a child who is losing the ability to walk at the IICF benefit dinner that left everyone in tears.

Happy New Year! We can’t believe it’s another year already. We are so grateful for all of your continued support. Below are two updates we wanted to share.

Operation Once in a Lifetime was able to provide a $5800.00 emergency grant for a Marine Corp Veteran family who was in need of emergency assistance after their son was born 2 months early and was in NICU an hour away from their home.

Operation Once in a Lifetime’s annual Toys For Troops Program was able to assist over 800 families that were in need of a little help during Christmas. Over $50,000 in toys were distributed to families in need.