Our Warriors Need Your Help
Both those in or deploying soon to
Afghanistan as well as Iraq.
Please remember and honor them every day.
With your help, we've sent over 47,000 helmet pad upgrade kits to our Heroes
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| Jim Sexton, president and CEO of Z-Line Designs furniture company, gave $30,000 to help provide U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan with safer and more durable helmet systems through the a donation to the Montgomery, Tex., based nonprofit Operation Helmet. Jim and his wife Monica presented the generous contribution to Operation Helmet founder Dr. Bob Meaders and entertainment superstar Cher, a major supporter of the organization, at the Coliseum at Caesars Palace during NASCAR weekend in Las Vegas.
left to right: Doc Bob, Justin Meaders, Mr. Sexton, Cher, Jim and Monica Sexton of Z-Line Designs. Cher signs jacket for Jim Sexton
Above, Kyle Busch's Number 18 at Las Vegas. Below Denny Hamlin's Number 20 at Richmond More photos on Facebook More photos on Picasso
Top Left: Car #20 driven by Denny Hamlin of Joe Gibbs Racing at the Nationwide Series in Richmond on 9-11-2009 Top Right: Carla Meaders of OpHelmet and Monica Sexton of Z-Line Designs Bottom Left: Denny signs helmet with Monica and Jim Sexton of Z-Line Designs and Mark Meaders of OpHelmet. Bottom Right: Jim Sexton Jr (r), Jim and Monica Sexton of Z-Line Designs, and Mark of OpHelmet. Kyle Busch's Number 18 (Z-Line Racing) In addition to his charitable donation, Jim Sexton added Operation Helmet`s decal to the lower quarter panel and TV panel of Z-Line Designs` No.18 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing, which runs in the NASCAR Nationwide races.
"The brave men and women of our armed forces risk their lives for our freedom, and they deserve the best for their selfless dedication," said Jim Sexton, whose father in-law, Hugh Wild, served in the armed forces. "Our troops overseas put themselves in harms way each day, I`m honored to have the opportunity to help Operation Helmet provide equipment that promotes safety."
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