Army Veteran Rachel reached out about receiving a Supply Crate because she wanted to bond through video games with her youngest son, as she did with her older son.
"I’m requesting a supply crate because I have a 5-year-old child and a 19-year-old child. We have been bonding over older Nintendo systems and when I was active duty, my oldest had a Nintendo Wii and it was our special thing that I did with him when I had time. Now that I have a younger son, I want to use games to bond together as his brother and I did. His gaming system of choice was a Nintendo, but I do not have the financial ability to buy the new one. I am now a special education teacher, I have found that games bridge generational and educational gaps unlike anything else. I was a medic in the army and I continue to serve as an educator. I think that becoming more technologically savvy will help me be better as a whole. My sons love all types of gaming, and I love them. If I’m unable to get a Nintendo, we will continue to make do, but it will help me be the mom I wasn’t able to be when I was in the army."
Thanks to @EWeazy1 for supporting this Supply Crate through fundraising with Stack Up!
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