Western Products Brings Back Patriotic Lift Arm Kit
Key Highlights
Western Products brings back its red, white and blue lift arm kit for UltraMount® and UltraMount® 2 series snowplows
$50 of each sale to be donated to Camp Hometown Heroes
Limited edition lift arm kit available July 4 – Sept. 1, 2015
$50 of each sale to be donated to children of fallen soldiers
MILWAUKEE (July 7, 2015) – Western Products, manufacturer of WESTERN® snow and ice control equipment, is releasing a limited edition red, white and blue lift arm kit on Independence Day. The special lift kit is compatible with all WESTERN UltraMount® and UltraMount® series snowplows.
For each lift arm kit sold, the company will donate $50 to Camp Hometown Heroes.
Camp Hometown Heroes is a weeklong overnight camp that provides traditional summer activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, fishing and canoeing to children of U.S. service members who have lost their lives.
The children are also given access to pediatric grief specialists, music therapy programs and optional discussion groups. Last year, donations helped more than 100 children attend the camp at no cost to their families.
“This summer, we not only celebrate independence by helping customers’ display their patriotism on their work trucks, but by remembering those heroes who paid freedom’s price with their lives,” said Douglas Dynamics Vice President of Marketing, Patrick Dietz. “We’re pleased to help Camp Hometown Heroes fulfill their mission of healing hearts and restoring hope among the children of these brave U.S. military service members.”
To learn more about the WESTERN patriotic lift arm kit, visit www.westernplows.com or locate your nearest WESTERN snowplow dealer.
About Camp Hometown Heroes
Camp Hometown Heroes is a national free week-long overnight summer camp for children and siblings between the ages of seven to seventeen of fallen U.S. service members who died in any manner: combat, accident, illness or suicide. During their visit to camp, the children have the opportunity to openly discuss their feelings and experiences. Through the support of pediatric grief specialists, the children partake in art and music therapy programs and optional discussion groups.