Here are just a few Navy Moms and Molly's Adopt A Sailor Members having a wonderful time in anticipation of the smiles the know they will put on some of America's finest faces, that are protecting our freedoms a world away.  Is it important that they know America appreciates their dedication and sacrafice?  Yes,  we think so!  

Thank you or helping us, support them!

Welcome to Molly's Adopt A Sailor Project.  Molly started this project in June of 2008 with a small group of 5 sailors.  Her only goal was to let them know how appreciated, loved and respected they were here at home by writing letters. During this time, she enlisted the help of other Navy Moms.  Each month a new group is chosen by Molly's Adopt a Sailor Moms from all over the United States. Our organization began on the Internet.  Initially through a social networking site, and now we are branching out.  We  have registered as a non-profit and have applied for our 501c3 status.  We have Navy Moms and Molly's members across the United States that love to support our Military.  Each month we send cards, letters, postcards and/or care packages to our Sailor Contact of the month.  They in turn share with their team. We send them as much Navy Mom Love and Molly's Member appreciation as is humanly possible.   We do not require much, but we do require that you are committed to supporting our Troops.  They need to know how appreciated they are, and they need to know that we understand the sacrifices they make daily.   Imagine being in a war zone, while your 5-year old was ready to take the training wheels off his bike. Imagine having to leave your wife standing on the pier pregnant, and knowing your baby will be born while you are away.  Imagine what your day would be like knowing your son or daughter is in harm's way and out of communication.  Imagine you are a shy 16 year old sitting in History Class watching a documentary on Pearl Harbor and being able to raise your hand to tell the class just how proud you are because your brother has joined the Navy.   A letter to let them know we understand and support them will go a long way.