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“We are very proud in having put this effort together,” said Jared Smith, bluemedia founder and President. “This is not about being for or against the war—more importantly it’s about supporting the men and women who are on the ground in tough conditions, and away from the comforts of home.”

bluemedia will design and wrap each container with custom graphics produced in their state-of-the-art large format printing and production facility. The graphics will be designed to show support for the troops and gain recognition for this effort. The bluemedia team will collect product donations the day of the event to pack four 4ft x 4ft x4ft palate-sized containers. Items donated will be essentials and comfort items our troops have been missing since their deployment. bluemedia will be directly donating $3000 worth of items to include: handheld DVD players, DVD’s, Compact Discs and shaving cream.

American Veteran Robert Basil approached bluemedia in June to wrap his Scion with donations he was raising from his foundation Fallen Heroes. bluemedia agreed to match in donations what Robert raised. Robert with the help of Toyota Scion (they donated the balance) was able to get the funds together to wrap the Falled Heroes Car. bluemedia decided to not only match the generosity of donators but also open the effort up to the public and get more items to the troops in Iraq.

After the event, the items will be shipped from bluemedia’s offices in Tempe, Ariz. to Operation Shoebox headquarters in Florida. From there, the large wrapped containers will then be airlifted by the Operation Shoebox team to its final destination in Iraq.

“We’re extremely gratified that a company such as bluemedia would work with us toward the goal of giving needed items to the arm serving men and women of America,” said Mary Harper, President/Founder Operation Shoebox.

Visit the Support Our Troops Website at www.bluemedia.com/supporourtroops

bluemedia teamed up with United States Veteran Robert Basil and wrapped his Toyota Scion for the Fallen Heroes project Robert Basil and his wrapped Scion will be at the charity drive.