Russ Lee – Operation Legacy 2019

January 18, 2019
Diana Festejo

operation legacyA Message from Russ Lee – Supporting Legacy Place Society

For those who don’t know me, let me introduce myself. My name is Russ Lee, and I had the honor of serving this great country in the Canadian Army. In 2002, I was deployed to Kandahar, where I spent six months, from February to August. Upon returning home, I began to struggle with depression, later diagnosed as Operational Stress Injury (OSI) and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). After fighting hard, I emerged victorious.

In 2008, I joined the Alberta Sheriff’s and transitioned into the Sheriff Highway Patrol in 2009. Over my 15 years of service, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside some of the best individuals in this country – from military personnel to police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and emergency medical responders.

Every day, military personnel, first responders, and their families face traumatic and horrific situations that leave lasting emotional scars. That’s why I support Legacy Place Society, an organization dedicated to helping these heroes and their families during their times of need.

Russ Lee’s Fundraising Effort for Legacy Place Society

I’m reaching out to raise awareness and funds for Legacy Place Society. From noon on February 22nd to noon on March 1st, I’ll be camping out at the Leduc #1 Fire Hall to raise awareness and show support for the brave men and women of the military and first responder communities.

How You Can Help: Donate to Legacy Place Society

I’m asking for your support for Legacy Place Society, and if you’re able, please consider making a donation. Your contributions will directly benefit those who need it most. To donate, simply use e-transfer to send funds to info@legacyplacesociety.com, and include your full name and mailing address in the donation memo to receive a charitable tax receipt.

If prompted for a banking security question, use the question: “What is the name of Russ’s Operation?” and answer with: operationlegacy (all lowercase, one word).

Why This Matters: Raising Awareness for PTSD and OSI

As I mentioned, the main reason I’m doing this is to raise awareness for Legacy Place Society and to shed light on the challenges faced by those suffering from PTSD and Operational Stress Injury (OSI). I want to highlight the importance of supporting our first responders and military personnel.

Thank You for Your Support Russ Lee

Your support means the world to me and to those who benefit from Legacy Place Society. Thank you for your generosity, and God bless you all.

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