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Hiring Our Heroes is saying thank you to America’s military by giving away a new Toyota to one lucky, active-duty service member, Veteran or military spouse.
The annual Hiring Our Heroes “Committed to America’s Heroes Sweepstakes” is currently underway through Dec. 1, 2024. There is no cost to enter.
The 2023 winner, Air Force Veteran Christina Sheets, never expected to win a 2024 Toyota Camry XSE when she read about the contest in a VA newsletter. But this April, she became the latest contest winner, accepting her new car at a Toyota dealership near her home in Washington.
Eligible contestants
Must be legal residents of and currently reside in the contiguous United States.
Must be individuals serving or have served in the active duty, National Guard or Reserve components of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard and, if discharged or released, have an honorable discharge or are currently married to a current member of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard or their National Guard or Reserve components.
Have a valid driver’s license.
The contest ends at 11:59 p.m. EST on Dec. 1, 2024. The rest of the sweepstakes rules can be found online.
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I’m submitting this on behalf of my dad, a proud Navy Veteran who served aboard the U.S.S. Tarawa. He’s not just my dad—he’s one of my favorite people in the world. I have so many cherished memories of us together, like riding in his old truck on the way to my Thursday guitar lessons or our trips to Barnes & Noble. He’s the reason my taste in music is so eclectic and meaningful. Beyond being an incredible father, he’s truly one of my best friends, and I’m so grateful for the bond we share.
what a blessing this will be for someone. thank you for this
Just bought a new house a couple months ago. Now my truck has engine nock. Don’t have the extra funds to get it fixed. New truck would be nice. Even if I don’t win which is 100% due to my luck. I’m glad they have these give aways. These always help someone further their future.
I need a new car.
A new truck would be greatly appreciated. Please consider my husband entered in your contest.
Great truck. great offer.
When will we now winner, I need a vehicle and I’d love to know if I won. Thanks to everyones dedication to help veterans as my self.
I am a single father, disabled navy veteran, election judge (3 decades) cancer survivor (x2) spent 17 years partially paralyzed. Was hit 2x riding a bicycle while homeless 2018, im just getting back on my feet again but was recently injured riding a bike back from a blood draw and received a traumatic brain injury, I am trying to find work but need a vehicle.
I am in my 60s, have ten teeth left in my mouth but its so hard to get anywhere and my son being 8, eliminates patient transportation.
My vehicle was totalled over a year ago, parked at a friend’s and after my over half dozen ambulance rides, what I got for injuries was spent.
I am barely surviving and request to be considered for your gracious vehicle assistance.
Thank you.
I’m a single veteran struggling to establish myself in a new state, home and job. I am searching for my purpose in life to connect with and help others. A new vehicle will help immensely
This is nice ??
I think this is a very good thing
I nssd a new car
This is nice.
Thanks to the VA and Toyota for offering up this great opportunity for active duty, honorably discharged, and retired military service members to win this truck. It will no doubt make the new owner quite happy!
Let Blessings be and blessings returned.
I can use a new vehicle to replace my 8-year-old sub compact 4 door sedan. I use my vehicle to haul posters, parachutes, aerial recovery hooks and other equipment when doing presentations about the Retrieval of the United States Spy Satellite film capsules. I was a part of this mission for 17 years on active duty and have done 100’s of presentations on this “Great American Story” Most recently I did five presentations for the Junior ROTC classes at my local high school.
We can certainly use a car that would load me and my electric wheelchair right into the car. Life would be so much easier for me and for my wife. We would be ever so grateful. Thank you for this chance to maybe receive what is dearly needed. I am a proud United States Marine Corp Veteran.
Please enter me in your contest. I served USAF 1980-88 and now a disabled veteran.
Thank you
This was very hard to enter. Also, if the veterans caregiver does all the driving, therefore not requiring
A drivers license, the contest should accept a valid state issued identification.
Thank you for my new car!
We are always looking for a vehicle large enough to handle a wheelchair or walker. My husband cannot leave the house unless we have at least one or the other. What a wonderful idea to help a veteran.
I am a USAF Veteran who served as B-52 crew chief and as a federal employee, I am proud to serve our Veterans here in the North Dallas Texas Medical Center.
And as a proud parent of a furry four paw English Mastiff/Cane Corso, a rescue, who actually rescued me in days of uncertainty. I am thankful for the emotional support my pet gives – continue to support local animal shelters that aides in the benefits of emotional support to our Veterans.
And thank you for your support. CWALLS
I love Toyota and my wife needs a new SUV .
Hope we win
Entering for my husband. He is a Vietnam vet and he needs a new truck. It’s the only vehicle we have.
I would be amazed and very grateful.
disabled, loss of job and no transportation. looking for job
In need of a vehicle that will be able to accommodate the electric cart the VA authorized as I have issues walking. My car can’t hold up the weight of this electric cart.
USMC 1965-1968 Vietnam Era Veteran .
Thank you for what you do for military personnel!
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I’m proud to be an American, having served my country, and I’m truly blessed and grateful if I win. I’m in no need of it, but I’m aware of someone in need of it to whom I will donate it. Thank you for the opportunity and God Bless.
I entered my husband as words cannot describe how wonderful this man is. He is an absolute awesome person first, which made being the best husband, father, son, and everything else look easy. He loved serving and is so deserving!
I am a Vietnam Veteran with many medical issues due to my service in the US Navy. I was an amphibious Assault Boat coxswain landing many Marines and Army personnel on beaches throughout Vietnam. I recently had to sell the truck I owned due to financial difficulties in my family. I would very much appreciate an opportunity to win a Toyota truck, please consider my entry, Thank you!
My car got totaled this year and I could surely hope to get a chance to get a decent vehicle. Thanks from a retired sailor.
I need a new car too I don’t have a car I am a Vietnam error veteran would appreciate you picking me
I’m a Vietnam Aaron veteran but never won nothing and I appreciate it if I’m the winner
Happy Thanksgiving and Semper Fi
pease i need it
For when God touches those to give, His Touch Is Returned.
Great opportunity for our brave military personnel. God Bless this program. This can lift a soul that is hurting and trying to live a normal life. This can provide a strong boost to a vet who really needs it. Thank you so much!!!
Just at the right time.
Thank you for the chance to win a wonderful prize
Im a disabled veteran who has spent most of my civilian life helping elderly and other vets with repairs to cars and homes when i can. At the moment i have not been able to do much due to a truck I have that is 23 years old and too expensive to repair. Winning this truck would allow me to continue helping those I can
Having to search and to find means to enter……………..Read most comments, Many ,many comment on not being allowed to enter, too many people try to use sights, and can’t because site is incorrect and doesn’t work, NOTHING IS Forever, sites self destruct, or some are hacked, too many people in this world dislike Veterans and Active Duty soldiers, they personaly (sic) corrupt Sites that are trying information, are too often corrupted by anti military and seek to keep information from getting to people that have, or are serving…….I was part of the road , bridges, orphaniges (sic) running water, sewer systems and so much more………….some of the security teams had to shoot those who would rockets and mortars our bases trying to leave a road systems, Hospitals, and utility , and distribute electricy to correctly keeping electrical service to citys, towns, and and the general populus (sic)……. I’ve tried to just put my name in, because I’m driving a 1997 Suburban that Ive spent over the past year, tires, brakes, now it needs a new battery and wipers, priced windshield, over $60.00 for 3 blades, somebody stole three blades, and left the, old ones…….. leave my truck alone and my house! I’m 78 years old, VA hasn’t got me a colonospy (sic), and have had the “runs) since more than often, lost a lot of,weight, lost fat and muscles too, no strength in arms and legs, walking with a walker…..have a hard time getting up when I fall.Hope I got entered into your Contest, I don’t have a web site………
I am Honored to be a Part Of Our Brave Men and Women Who have Served America ! I am a DAV from Viet Nam and Cold Wars.Served in the Air Force and Army and D.O.D for over 30 yrs.
It sure would be wonderful to win this incredible vehicle. This is the truck of my dreams.
Excited for a chance to win a new truck
Wish me luck? I need it and a new vehicle!
be a blessing to win a wonderful xmas present
This is great, thank you
Amen Amen Amen
Sure need a vehicle!
Have had 2 blow up in past year without any way to fix.
Can’t seem to have transportation to attend my medical appts or anything else.
Hello to all my fellow service members and their extended family. I hope you are all well and in good spirits. I just wanted to give my appreciation to Hiring Our Heroes for all of their efforts focusing on giving our service members the attention and opportunities that matches the years of commitment, hard work, and sacrifice we have given. And while these types of acts of charity are not asked or expected for our service, it is very commendable and appreciated for those who are at a disadvantage or in need of reliable transportation, especially in a aggressively competitive economy like the one we’re in today. Saying that even to my own struggles, I hope the person who receives this gift burdens lessen, and they are able to bless and serve others as they have been. God bless to all of the armed forces members past, present, and future, and continue to lend a helping hand and lift those of us up so that we “Never leave a fallen comrade.”
Please enter my name for the giveaway Kenneth Allen retired army email k Allen [Editor’s note: Please do not include your contact information on this website].
I am writing this for my husband because to me he is an amazing hero.My
Mike joined the Air Force right after graduating in 1967.In 1969 he was sent to Bien Hoa Vietnam as a Security Policeman, for a year.He guarded the base from a tower, walked the perimeter of the base and guarded airplanes that brought in Agent Orange to the base.
He came home in 1970 and we got married and were sent to a base in California where we lived for a year.After he got out he was a Policeman for awhile and then we decided to join my family in the grocery business. We raised 3 amazing children and retired 6 years ago. ❤️ After retirement My Mike started to have issues remembering words,driving and overall was very
anxious. After many Dr. Appointments and many different scans,he was diagnosed with Left Frontal Lobe Dementia…..our life was turned upside down…That was 5 years ago.A few months after that diagnoses we were also told he had Parkinsons and hundreds of tiny brain bleeds!?!Apparently this had been slowly coming on for a very long time.
After many Appointments with the V.A. and many hours of paperwork ( 10 months) my 2 daughters and I got word that his Parkinsons was certainly caused by exposure to Agent Orange and the V.A
That was 3 months ago !!!He was allowed to be placed in an amazing V.A. center in our little town in Idaho.. The care that he has been give has been incredible!!Unfortunately he can’t walk,can’t feed himself and just recently
doesn’t always know who we are BUT…
he is happy and comfortable and that’s all we have prayed for.Its been 5 hard years of going through this process.Many tears and long days and nights that I wouldn’t wish on anyone. I would like to think my family is stronger and more compassionate because of all of our struggles.? Maybe we’ll figure that out later.Thanks for listening ❣️
As a female veteran, I give thanks to mom, she sign the consent form. I was a proud lady in uniform. Veterans are the protectors of USA. I believe,as veterans, we are role models for younger generations. I am disabled, using my walker to run my errands. Yes, I will cherish and be grateful for a chance to win a car. Thanks, praise the mighty Lord, for this opportunity.
Because solving problems and getting the job done is part of the job dedication
It would be nice having a new vehicle like the one that you’re offering. Good luck everybody! Thanks for the opportunity.
Hope it’s MEEEEE !!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the opportunity Toyota’s are very well built
I definitely have truck envy.
I would love to win a new Toyota and I would cherish it for the rest of my life!
VA workers are our Heroes because we appreciate our veterans ,all that they gave up for our freedom sake.
Thank You for the chance of winning, ( hopefully the truck pictured ), as for I am a disabled Veteran and have trouble getting into sedans.
Thanks, for this opportunity.
Here’s hoping you pick my entry. My car is too old. Semper Fi!
What a wonderful gesture?
THANK YOU so very much from a
Veteran, ANC(Army Nurse Corps)?
God bless America
Land that I love…
I pray that you pick me, my wife and I share a car, she goes to work and I stay home. Could really use another vehicle. Godbless to whoever wins!
I ENTERED MY SON.. SO PROUD OF HIM.. HE VOLUNTEERS WOKS ON A SCHOOL BOARD THAT HE HAS NO CHILD IN AS WELL AS DOING HIS REGULAR JOB… HES BEEN THROUGH A LOT.. THIS WOULD BE A BLESSING FOR HIM . PLEASE CONSIDER MILES ADKINS
Thank you for this opportunity.
It’s a blessing just to have this opportunity ?❤️?
A new truck would be a real blessing.
My Vet is one of a kind. His Service goes beyond the VA. He loves humanity. He was in the Army in Vietnam, returned to serve in the National Guard and was 1st to become a part of Desert Storm. Years after he suffered deeply from PTSD but thank goodness for the VA. They helped, and in return He helped build a garden that stayed open for 2 successful years. Then covid All in all. He has never felt deserving of anything. If he could only see what I see. I would love him to win this Toyota. His car just bit the dust. This would be a blessing of a lifetime!
How to qualify for prize entry isn’t very clear. I am having trouble finding it.
However, thank you for thinking of our Military men and women.
Never had a truck but I was hoping to get my first one as a Toyota someday. That would be cool!
I am a disabled veteran who was hit in my car by drunk driver in 2021. Relative of police chief. Reports changed, did not receive justice. I still do not have a car. Dues to prices. This would be a blessing.
I am a formerly wounded infantryman serving with the (9th Infantry Division). The email which I received mentions a contest to win a Toyota vehicle. I read the information on line and filled all I could determine needed the information. But, still, I don’t see anything about this contest. For instance: how to register; how to sign up.
US Army National guard from 1984-1986, transitioned to full active Army from 1986-1992 served overseas in 194 MP’s Heilbronn, Germany, and 237 engineer’s, Fort Polk, La. as well as Iraq and Kuwait for desert shield and desert storm. then honorably separated shortly afterward.
One Prize Vehicle will be provided to one Winner, as follows: one current year Toyota vehicle with a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (“MSRP”) and an Approximate Retail Value (“ARV”) of $50,915.00 or less (includes delivery, processing & handling fee of $955 and excludes taxes, title, license, and registration) (“Prize Vehicle”). Selection of Prize Vehicle shall be at Sponsor’s sole discretion and must be selected from existing inventory at the dealership as determined by sponsor based on the Entrant’s zip code at time of Entry. *All taxes, license, registration, and any other applicable fees of any type related to receipt or use of Prize Vehicle shall be born solely by Winner. *Winner must claim Prize Vehicle at dealership as determined by Sponsor no later than April 1, 2025. No transfer of Prize Vehicle is permitted. Prize Vehicle cannot be awarded in cash. Sponsor makes no representation or warranty concerning the appearance, safety or performance of Prize Vehicle. Sponsor will not replace any lost or stolen Prize Vehicle. Prize Vehicle is awarded “as is” with no warranty or guarantee, either express or implied, other than any manufacturer’s warranty that covers Prize Vehicle.
The depiction of the Prize Vehicle in any advertising or promotional materials may not reflect the actual Prize Vehicle delivered to the Winner. Sponsor will determine all features of Prize Vehicle, including, but not limited to, color of exterior and interior, and all other features or upgrades will be allowed only if permitted by delivery dealer and paid for by Winner. Winner must be a U.S. licensed driver and will be required to provide proof of valid U.S. driver’s license and legally-required insurance at time of delivery (or an alternative Winner shall be selected if applicable and the original Winner’s rights to the Prize Vehicle shall be automatically forfeited). Winner is responsible for title, applicable taxes, license, registration, dealer preparation costs, auto insurance and other fees associated with Prize Vehicle. Sponsor shall not have any responsibility or liability whatsoever for any property loss, damage, personal injury, or death, in connection with the Prize Vehicle provided pursuant to the Sweepstakes and/or any person’s participation in the Sweepstakes; provided, however, that Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (“TMS”) shall be solely responsible for any express-written limited warranties specifically set forth in the applicable Owner’s Guide for the Prize Vehicle. Winner must take delivery of Prize Vehicle from the automobile dealership designated by Sponsor. Sponsor shall not be responsible for delays in delivery of the Prize Vehicle, and delivery is subject to availability. Sponsor, however, shall use all reasonable efforts, subject to availability, to deliver the Prize Vehicle within one hundred twenty (120) days of completion of verification process. Winner shall bear all risk of loss or damage to the Prize Vehicle after it has been delivered to the specified delivery site. Winner must personally retrieve the Prize Vehicle within thirty (30) days of written notification of delivery. Prize Vehicle is non-transferable and no substitution or cash equivalent is allowed except as provided herein at the Sponsor’s sole discretion. Sponsor reserves the right to substitute the Prize Vehicle for one of comparable or greater value, at its sole discretion. Winner is responsible for all taxes and other costs and fees associated with Prize Vehicle receipt and/or use not specified herein as being awarded.
THIS CAME UP AS I TRYED TO ENTER YOUR DRAWING, this is the first time I have ever contacted you.
Email*
This field requires a unique entry and ‘sdavisbostwick@gmail.com’ has already been used
PLEASE INVESTAGE WHOM IS USEING MY email and advise me, THANK YOU
My husband is a Vietnam Veteran we are in great need of a new car due to his doctors appts. Please give us a chance to win.
I am 100% disabled veteran, and could use another vehicle. My wife and I have one vehicle, she goes to work and I stay home. We could really use another vehicle, but just can not afford it.
Navy from 1981 until 1985 !
I served along side the greatest warriors in Vietnam with the 9th infantry and later with the 10th Special Forces in Europe. I thank you for supporting Americas hero’s.
I owned a Tundra with half a million mostly maintenance free miles until this year when I got T-boned by a teen that ran a stop sign. I will replace my Tundra with a new Toyota truck soon. Thank you Toyota for building great vehicles and supporting the U.S. troops.
I currently own a 2014 tundra truck that has been great.
Enter me please
Thank you for recognizing Vets. We truly appreciate being recognized for defending our country and our fellow brothers. God Bless Our United States of America!
So thankful for all my VA benefits.!
U.S.N. Vet
Thank YOU for helping Veterans. We’re all heroes for serving.
our country. GO NAVY!
Proud Retired Coastie, thanks for the chance to win.
Our Mid-Virginia Vet Association appreciates everything you’ve done for any Vets like us. Please continue to do so.
Craig F. Adams November 19, 2024
Hi, I applied for a chance to win the Toyota, filled everything out and submitted, but there was no noticed that it was received. The screen just disappeared. I tried a few times to resubmit but I hope those times won’t disqualify.
Thank you
John Asconi
POW / MIA never forget their sacrifices
GOD Bless the Gold Star Families
Thank you for the helping us veterans.
Thank you for all you do for us Veterans !
Thank you for your efforts
Thank you for all you do.
I’m trying to enter sweepstakes and it says Invalid email I have enter to win before but not this time
what a great thing that’s being done for Vet’s!!
Gotta love the toy. It would be a great addition to family.
Thank you va for all you have done!
While I served I saw our military go through so much braveness. I love them all and I pray for them and the Veterans out there that are suffering still. Thank you for all you have done, gone through and are still doing. USA military are the bravest and the best of any military group in the world. Thank you so very much.
Served us coast guard & army
I have no car had to sell my Toyota to make end meet thanks for the oportunity
Thank You for helping Us Veterans
Thank YOU for helping Veterans
Thank you for all you do.
What an awesome way to show support to our veterans!!!!
not able to enter contest to win new toyota,display reads ,reqiures a unnique entry ,and that my email has already been used, have not entered contest before
I served along side the greatest warriors in Vietnam with the 9th infantry and with the 10th Special Forces in Europe. Thank you for supporting the U.S. troops. I owned a Toyota Tundra and drove it one half million miles before getting T-boned
this year. It ran like new and was best truck that I ever owned, it never let me down. Thank you for what you do for veterans.
God Bless all our active duty veterans!
God bless our men and women serving overseas
Siempre muy agradecido con el servicio que nos prestan. Muchas gracias.
There are more VETERANS in Alaska than any other state, how sad can you be to not include Alaska in your Toyota truck contest, maybe your not aware of the Alcan highway we have that connects us to the lower 48 states, some people just don”t realize we are part of the 50 states in USA!!
Dave Widby
If I win, pick another name. Beautiful truck, but I don’t need a truck. Thank you for what you’re doing for us.
Thank you for supporting Veterans
Thanks for the possibility Hiring Our Heroes
Thank you the folks at Toyota and all the sponsors that help put this together for one hell of a lucky veteran that is absolutely going to lose their bearing when they find out!
I enrolled in this opportunity for my two ESA’s Goose AKC GSD & Chloe AMERICAN Pitbull that I’d like to show the ocean and the Southwest desert to but don’t have the means. But first go visit my 82-year-old dad that I havent been able to visit in 5 years.
Sgt CH-53E Heavy Marine Helicopter Crew Chief, plane captain, CDI, Gunner, Load Master.
Operation Edge Mallet &
Operation Enduring Freedom ’01–’02
Operation Iraqi freedom ’03-’04.
Wait wait! Wait! Wait… It’s so crazy! This is the vehicle you’re offering. My best friend and fellow crew chief Mike Tayaotao “Toyota” to many, but to me he was just Mike and I used to ride around town in Miramar and Poway in San Diego in his immaculate 1996 manual Toyota SR5 V6 in Gray. He took meticulous care of that truck and loved it. Intensely just as I loved my 1997 E36 M3, we talked cars all the time and went everywhere together. Fishing restaurants and carousing downtown where our favorite activities. He let moved into EOD in 2004 and in Aug 2007 on his third tour he would lose his life doing his job diffusing as he did often more than a dozen times a day as I understand. Our plans to go to school together at San Diego State never came to fruition but I did go on to get my degree from Maryland and one day I said I’d have his same truck but they’re becoming ever more increasingly difficult to find. He was my best friend winner know when I’m going to have a Toyota truck with his name on the back to replace the proper spelling of Toyota with taytaotaoa. Very special edition indeed. Truly, thank you for the opportunity. Now, as Sandler said, Let’s go Big Whiffer!
I’d served in both the Marine Corps and the Army then did a couple years working for the DoD. As life sometimes throws a wrench into our future plans, everything took a drastic turn and i ended up homeless and without a good vehicle since 2012. Not to get into a really long story, still do not have a good vehicle or residence and my health has taken turn for the worse. Need this truck desperately.
i love my arm
I’ve never won anything worth bragging about.
I would definitely
Bragg about this
If luck should happen
To see this through to
My driveway!
This is a. very nice way to recognize a veteran
U ain’t kidding I been walking for a year now I been saving its just not that easy to go get a car unfortunately!!!! Wish u luck
I have 2 cars , it would nice to have a truck.
Nice Truck!
I am entering this give away hopefully to win this truck for my grandson and family…I would live in harmony if he wins it meaning he will be safe going back and forth to work…thank you all for supporting our Arm Forces and families..
I would love to win that truck.
Thanks for thinking about vetrans
So veterans who live in Hawaii and Puerto Rico are not eligible. We are good to serve and fight but not good to win prices? Really?
Thank you for the helping us veterans.
Sure need new truck mine is 24 yes old will never have enough money to buy another one severed in army in Germany 1097 till 1998 worked on heavy equipment.
Let’s go….
It says my email address have been used already, therefore. I couldn’t enter the raffle. Weird!!!
George Bouras (ret.)
My luck has not worked for me so far, so I do hope this is the first time!
TOM SEABEES FOREVER. Thanks to the sponsors.
I tried numerous times to enter this contest but the submittal buffered every time I clicked the button. now your program is telling me that my Email address has already been used; and I can’t enter.
I served on an aircraft carrier from 1960 t0 1964 first the Forrestal and finished on the Enterprise
God’s love.
SERVED IN USMC, USN AND USN(TAR) VIETNAM VET M-60 MACHINE GUNNER WITH 1ST MARINE AIRWING 1966-67 SERVED ON 3 SHIPS, USS CAMBRIA APA36 AS A MARINE, USS FDR CV -42 AS A MEMBER OF VF-111 ON A MED CRUISE, ALSO SERVED ON THE USS PRESERVER – ARS-8 AS A TAR WHEN WE SALVAGED THE SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER OFF OF PORT CANAVERAL. RETIRED AS A TAR IN 1989 FROM THE N&MCRC GREEN BAY WI. AND STAYED. LAST RANK WAS PNC (SW) . AMAZED ON ALL THE DO FOR THE TROOPS THESE DAYS. ALL WE GOT WHEN WE RETURNED FROM NAM WAS DISTAIN.
good for all
Honorable Korean Vet. Sgt. 93 years old still driving a 20-year-old car.
If I get lucky. Wonder if the excitement would be too much for me? Ha ha
Served with 225th AVN In Tuy Hoa Viet Nam 1971. Would be great to win! I would give it to a local Vet that needs it more than I do.
in vietnam 1969 2nt 47th 9th inf div.
THANK YOU FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY!!
I have been needing to buy a new truck since 2010. I will submit my information.
May this truck go to the perfect Veteran who gave his all to our country.
Hope to win
Thanks for all you do to veterans and their families. We live in the greatest country on earth! USA! USA! USA!
Army Vet served from April 1974 to April 1977. My car is about shot. Hope the Truck is good on Gas. Thank you for the chance.
Thanks for supporting Vets
US Navy USS Anchorage 1970-74… Go Navy beat Army.
Wow, this is a great promo, hope truck goes to A great vet!
I am a Marine Corp Vet, Vietnam Era,
served pre Vietnam in Udorn Thailand assigned to assist Air America incognito Laos Operation, Marines in Thailand
Operation Millpond.
205,000 miles on my car, could use a new one, thank you
I am a Korean vet. I served in Korea from 1953 to 1954. I am 91 and this might be the last time I have to win anything. I would love to have the Toyota Jeep. Thanks for the chance.
Thank you for your service!!!
I hope to win
Thanks for the chance to win a much needed vehicle . And appreciate the email.
Tried to submit.
Hi,I’m Mike Alspaugh,when I first entered contest I didn’t see the part
Where it says (are you a robot),so I went back and tried to re enter and it wouldn’t let me enter that time cause it said email was already used,so I don’t know If it took my entry or not,I hope you can help .
Thanks for the opportunity to win a new Toyota truck
I severed in Korea 1969-1971- Army Vet.
This is so awesome and wonderful opportunity to help a Vet.
Thanks for the opportunity.
An Honor to serve. God bless our US Army ?
Thankyou for this opportunity, it means a lot for many Vets I’m sure…..
I hope to win.
Thank you for helping
Veterans. served March 1961-May 1965
Would love and need a new car I’ve never had one I’m 63 us army veteran with cancer I could really use this thanks for the invite
Thank you for helping
Veterans.
I served 23 years, Four in the Navy and nineteen years in the Coast Guard. My rating was Quartermaster (Navigation field). When I retired in 1996, I worked several dead end jobs and was getting a little discouraged. While traveling through a town near me, I saw a billboard for the IBEW, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. I went to their Union Hall, filled out some paper work, answered some questions and the next thing I know, I’m in their five year Apprenticeship program and was immediately placed out on a long call at a local steel mill. The contractor paid medical, dental and vision for me and my family. We worked Ten hour days and 8 to 10 hours on Saturday. Anything over 8 hours in a day was time and a half. Saturday and an occasional Sunday was all time and a half. I was 40 years old, had some debt and was able to clear it all on my first 6 months on the job and pay for a house after 19 years. Besides staying in the military, joining the Electrical Workers Union was the best career choice i made. The electrical construction trade is in urgent need of workers and may be a great choice for you. To the VA News, I feel you should post info concerning Union endeavors for Vets.
Thanks for your support.
VII Corps 110 Military Police Platoon 1973-1976
thanks for your support. going to give it a try.
VN 1970-71
101st Div
DAV – – good site for vets
LOOKING FORWARD TO A TRUCK ??? VietNam Vet 1964-65. 330th TransAviation and FirstCav.
173rd airborne infantry 1966-67 Vietnam thanks for the chance to win a new vehicle
Proudly served 13yrs in the navy
I sure could use a new vehicle to travel this beautiful country I served and did my four years in the Air Force, 1973-1977. Carried many deceased members of all services to the mortuary as an 18 year old. I am a disabled Veteran and this would be so awesome for me or any other service person.
There’s a lot of vets in Hawaii and Alaska who drive Toyotas. Why do you disallow their participation.
thank you for helpful info. nolomger able to go as car died, like keeping up. good job guys. d. hymer saylor
Thank you for supporting veterans!
To the whiners that feel offering a Toyota as a prize (vs a Ford or GM product) is an unAmerican slap in the face, realize most Toyotas are manufactured in the U.S. providing 1,000’s of jobs for Americans. The quality and reliability of their products is something Ford & GM would do well to try and emulate!
If the prize was a German product, well, …. questionable morals, values and ethics would then come into play! (Think VW, Porsche, Audi?)
Entering service of our great country was one of the best things I did in my life that help me be a better American. A lot of fellow civilians do not understand what is involved when enlisting into the military but still show their appreciation. I intentionally and publicly step forward to give my gratitude to our active duty service members and first responders. It is important for them to know that their service to nation and community is recognized by their neighbors as noble and worthy of personal gratitude. For them as well as myself it is an honor to serve.
Thank you for this opportunity to (perhaps) finally have a new car!
Vietnam 9th infantry 1968. Thanks for the chance at a vehicle!
why not offer American products instead of foreign owned.
Please lets not do that. Toyota has thought enough of us to be willing to give one away free. Lets be grateful as veterans that we live in a free country that allows Toyota to do so. Lets count our blessing and not block them.
What are people upset about giving away a toyota. Most of the toyotas are made in the u.s.a.and they are built by American workers.
Thank you in advance for giving me a new vehicle. When delivered to me, I will in turn give my current vehicle to another veteran. Hoo Rah !!
Very nice considerate act of demonstrating appreciation. Toyota Tacoma is an awesome truck. Thank you for the gesture.
I am a homeless veteran getting my life back on track.The Va government programs has help me get my on apartment as well help guiding me to strive to be a better soldier all over again!Now the only thing that I truly need is transportation to help me get to and from my appointments as well spending more time with my children to get them back and forth to there school activities!It would be a truly Christmas miracle if I win that Car! I will be praying I do win! God bless America!?????? Go Army
PS thank you Toyota for helping all Vets! and spouses!!! let’s go Toyota i’ll be waiting for my new car lol!??????
I’m a proud disable us Air Force veteran and happy about the outcome of the election
Can you tell me if this applies to A widow of a service connected disability is able to apply for this drawing?
Great opportunity for a fellow veteran in need of transportation
Am a retired veteran. Searved in us army 1997 till 1998 was stationed in ,,germany I am 76 yr old sure need a new truck
Thank you for this opportunity this will really help one of us!
This contest qualifier states that only those living in the contiguous U.S. are eligible!!!! You better include Alaska and Hawaii. Shame!!!! I’m disabled vet living in Alaska!!
Thankful for Toyota, and reaching out to the community, I’ve tour their Facility in Indiana , and its truly Feat of Engineering emulated by hundreds of companies by their Kaizen concepts and safety impeccable safety standards.
The qualifying statement of this sweepstakes/drawing is PREJUDICED!!! It MUST include the 2 states of Alaska and Hawaii.
I hope I win been walking to long!
I’ve always wanted a truck but because of verious things have never been in a position to get one. I guess the old saying (the apple don’t fall far from the tree) can be true in some cases. My father was in the same situation wanting a truck all his life and finally got one when he was 69 but had to give up driving at age 72 do to illness. Now I’m 71 and still hoping to get one.
Toyota is way better than American junk. Be grateful.
My email address was not unique enough.
I would enjoy the truck. I served with the 173rd Airborne Bde B CO 1/503rd
Thankful & Grateful to the VAMC.
This would be a total surprise. I have never in my life won a sweepstake or prise.
My husband and I are veterans and if I win this truck I would be giving it to my husband. He works so hard day in and day out and even when we were in the military he was so selfless and caring. He deserves this truck so much and it would be an amazing Christmas present. He has been wanting a truck for so long and we live in Colorado so it would be perfect for winter time too. I hope everyone has a great day :)
Trying to win the truck. Thank you for sponsoring this.
Reading some of the comments below reminds me of when I was in Viet Nam. If a soldier is complaining, it means he is still healthy. What you are doing is way more than facetime, it would be interesting to have the people who gripe about it, look behind the scene. Thank you for your efforts, I know it aint easy.
Navy Vet, FLY NAVY!!!!
Thank you for my chance to serve.
I served in the Navy from ‘64 to ‘70, and the Navy Reserve from ‘81 to ‘85.
I am proud to have served and appreciative of the excellent service I have received from the VA regarding health issues. I have benefitted greatly from the VA hospitals in Louisiana, Dallas, and Little Rock. Much of the great care I have received has been through the Community Care program. This program has been a blessing for those of us who do not live in close proximity to a VA Hospital.
Having had to drive great distances to get VA medical services(Borrego Springs-San Diego, Cedarville-Reno,190 miles, Wallowa to Walla Walla, Wallowa toLa Grande, and once, Wallowa to Portland OR.), Community Care means driving one mile if I do not want to walk.
Back and joints are going to shiite(Agent Orange), and driving quit being fun years ago.
VA finally got something right, after trying to winkle help from it since ’72.
My time in the Coast Guard taught me many life lessons, including skills, taking responsibility, dependability and punctuality. I see many young people that could do much better with their lives and careers if they had these attributes. Hire a vet!
Be nice to have a Easter present.
Good deal I need a new one, haven’t owned a new vehicle since 1979
A shout out to the VA hospital in Bedford, MA. Very helpful, professional and respectful!
Thank you for helping all the vets it means alot
I’m 72 and living on social security that I paid into my entire working life and now will probably lose it as our new president has promised to eliminate all social programs because he doesn’t care about vets, winning a car would be great!
President-Elect Trump has never said he’s getting rid of social security. You are unfortunately believing lies. Trump did good things for our country his first term and he will this time too. I’m 68 and am not worried about Trump taking it away.
I hope your kidding, what do you listen to for your news?
Bob Fuller
Did you also hear he wants to eliminate taxes on social security? Trump cares more about vets than this administration.
Amen!!! Pretty much says it all stop being so naive & believing the same Democrat propaganda.
Privatising SSA means using investments to support taxed dollars, just as every state retirement system does. SSA was meant to provide for the basics for old folks, not a grand and well funded retirement. Add to that its giving money to those who have never paid into the system….It cannot survive as it is presently.
As a Veteran with a bachelors in Information Technology and a Masters in Cybersecurity I have applied to many positions within the Federal and the VA. Not one opportunity has been provided, Hiring our Heroes is lip service. (disgruntled to say the least)
In ’79 I interviewed for a job at the Sacramento City Zoo, was told to get myself CETA certified and I had a job. Down to the unemployment office, which had a banner strung on a wall, “Best Bet, Hire a Vet!”. The yahoo I dealt with told me I had to be unemployed for six months and veterans were not given preference. Wound up being escorted out of the building by cops.
Retired Laborer/ Blacksmith, did wind up working for Ca state parks, ’80-’92.
I am a VietNam Air Force Veteran. I was an honor grad at AMARILLO Advanced INFANTRY TRAINING center in 1966. I use the VA in San Luis Obispo, CA.
Same happens to me. I have two Master’s Degree but I never receive a letter for and interview.
This is going to truly help someone, thank you for thinking about us vets.
VA website is craptastic. SPAM content from advertising scammers… I’m STILL waiting for that Starbucks card…
Maybe give the VA back to the Vets??
The VA straddles the line between help and harm.
No “link disclaimer” will absolve the dangers you now peddle to Veterans.
And whatever robot deciding that denying endorsement was useful: WRONG. Inclusion on this site is 100% Endorsement Optics.
DUH.
Get your sh-t together so that we can, too!
I think that this is just super great American Veterans offered a foreign vehicle to win whats wrong with giving a GM or Ford the only 2 true American companies in this country now. I don’t want to win a foreign vehicle to drive around the country that I fought for in Viet Nam thank you so much you’re doing a great job for the other countries too bad you don’t want to do something for this country. What country are you from?
Toyota trucks are made in the United States and Mexico, depending on the model and the plant.
The Tundra is assembled at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas (TMMTX) plant in San Antonio, Texas. Some key components for the Tundra are produced at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana (TMMI) facility in Princeton, Indiana, and then shipped to Texas for assembly. Just sayin.
Are any cars 100% American made?
While several automakers got their start making cars in America, you won’t find any vehicles on the market that are 100% American-made. Today, manufacturers outsource their car production. So brands with American origins now make their cars in other countries, and foreign brands outsource some production in America. Mar 15, 2024
It was a pleasure to serve the American people.
Thank you for the opportunity to win a vehicle, I could not otherwise afford.
Thank you but the soldier is correct. Why don’t you give an American vehicle? My ancestors died at the hands of the Japanese.
This is truley asthum.
I am a contributor to tunnels to towers
It is refreshing to see and hear our military people are being honored and respected as they give their most for our country
The thought of winning a new car would be an answer to prayer. Being retired and on a fixed income with a car approaching 80,000 miles means a significant outlay of money.
This is an excellent idea for the many military members
Served from 70 to 73 in the us army. It’s great to be able to see some things done for our veterans and their families.
Makes me proud to be a part of this
God bless you. I would like to be entered into this contest.
Vietnam veteran, you are doing such a great thing for veterans.
Thank you for this chance to win a car that I could use
I love veterans!
We need to improve the service at the VA hospital. I am not able to speak to many of the people in the various clinic departments.
I’m a veteran, who needs an automobile for my many doctor appointment. Having a vehicle would make things so much easier for me.
U ain’t kidding I been walking for a year now I been saving its just not that easy to go get a car unfortunately!!!! Wish u luck
How was it even considered to give a Toyota to an American Veteran? You should only be using our own American manufacturers. Shame on whomever did this. You should take it back!
Agreed. Emphasis on greed. Some .org provided me with household goods. I was so grateful until I saw the cheap and awful quality- Pans from India that rusted on first wash, sheets from China made of polyester so thin that I thought they were curtains, bath towels made from high percentage *recycled plastic* from China. This charity gets $90K per veteran- the guy yelled it into the phone, “Come sign up!” They wouldn’t let me shop for myself, though. I was denied some essentials, too, bc they said their finance dept turned down the request(iron, Ironing board, and Joy of Cooking book). Priorities.
Thank you for helping the Veterans
This, “Win a new truck,” seems to be marketing to phish for personal information. I filled out the information per sweepstakes rules just to have a message that my email address was already used. This means I could not complete the form to enter the sweepstakes, yet, this third party vender masquerading as a champion for members of the armed forces, is taking advantage of active armed forces , retired and veterans. SHAME!!
Most of the veterans that truly deserve anything more than likely didn’t get an honorable discharge because of all the injustice within our government and especially military,
I would love to win a Toyota truck for my travel bunch of get around to medical appointments
Thank you for taking care of us.
I was in the army during the Vietnam war
I am a Navy Viet Nam era veteran that served from 1964-69. Mor specifically, my heritage is Tlingit Nation from Alaska on my mother’s side, and my father was an American Nationalized Citizen from the Philippines.
Being from Alaska………I’m sorry I don’t qualify for this veteran/active military contest.
Anyone remember the “code talkers” from WW II ?
Oh, thank you for this chance to win a truck or car.
The VA is providing a tremendous amount of information with guidance and help in every possible area of life for all Veterans and active duty and family members. I sincerely feel like I can get help and guidance with anything from healthcare to career or job assistance, legal help, transportation, a variety of self improvement programs and the list goes on and on.
And I am extremely and sincerely grateful for the Veterans Administration and proud to have served in the military for our country!
I want to win
Currently, I am a disabled veteran who is not able to work. I have taken the responsibility of caring for an individual with special needs. I served twenty-one years from 11-11-1992 until 11-12-2013. It would be a great blessing to win this truck and be out of a car note. Thank you for this opportunity. GOD BLESS YOU.
I need a vehicle doesn’t have to be new…
Sure could use a new truck
Just wanted to thank you for the opportunity to win the truck. Also, the article is very informative.
US Public Health Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps Officers, as well as the Space Force are Veterans as well.
Thank ypou to all who have served
Schwing schwing schwing schwing
Hey! Just double-checking that this isn’t open to Gold Star family members?
I am surprised that an organization would give away new vehicles to service members and veterans. I feel appreciated and cared for. Thank you
U S M C A Co 7 TH ENG
Served in the U S Navy from January 2, 1962 through October 31st 1969
I have served my country 1971 – 1976 Army . I have not won anything in my life. It would be a big big big thing for me to win anything.
Awesome thanks for your support
God bless our military.
Thanks for all you do.
I am a 100% totally and permanently disabled veteran of the US NAVY.
I live in College Park, PG county, Maryland.
USMC1969- 1973. OoRah
This vehicle would really help us out of a tough spot. My wife and I live in SW Florida and have been hit hard with several hurricanes in the last year or two. Major flooding from some of these like IAN, Helene and Milton not only put 5 feet of water in our house where we lost everything but also flooded our vehicle. I am in a wheelchair due to a stroke a few years ago so transportation is necessary for doctors and PT. I am a Veteran of USMC, joined in 1969.
this nice but I tried entering and it keeps saying my email was already used. This tells me someone is using my email address. Can you check it?
Thanks for recognizing all our veterans and their spouses to all you who are or have hired our veterans!
I served in the Air Force from1989 -1999
Sorry but I feel Veteran survivors (widows) should be included. We have been through their PTSD, and combat connected illnesses. Many were the sole caretakers which wasn’t easy and then to watch them die. Our love for them never waived. Our sacrifices are never acknowledged.
I’m a Vietnam veteran so I can enter.
A very nice and helpful jesture for our military familys. Thank yoi/
I think it stinks that veterans are disqualified from a contest for living in Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
How do I get my Purple Heart?
Thanks to all that served
Great program
It’s a relief to know there are organizations out there like this one.
What a great piece of news for veterans
Thanks for letting me know.
I have no idea of what one is supposed to put in this section.
I don’t know what a WEDSITE is…Sorry
i hope i win!Lord willing!
Fantastic.
I never win anything.. My luck is no Bueno
What about we Alaskan veterans?
Cool. Very cool.
My home burnt down last November 2023. And my Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 was totaled by a deer on Monday. I could use some good news. Thank you for letting me enter. The Devil keeps knocking me down, but like a good Marine, I keep getting back up. Semper Fi. Oorah!!!!
This is a wonderful thing you do for our Veterans.
When I entered there was some kind of glitch error in the capcha thing and it didn’t show that I had been entered. When I tried to reenter the win a car, it said that my email had already been used. So how do I know if I have actually been entered?
I would love to win I pray to God it it is wa
United States Army with Honorable discharge
I could really use a new Toyota!
I’m thankful to those responsible for making something like this happen.
Good luck to all a d my best to the winner.
Pasquale Fontana
How about the Cav ,Can a Scout win ??
Seems like a fake to me. I used my email address to enter and it said “this email has already been used” so I’m going with its Spam.
So I live in Alaska , USN Seabee Retired, 2 tours in Vietnam, 22 years active duty and your rules say I must live in “ Contiguous states”
You do know Alaska and Hawaii are states, states with lots of veterans. Why are we not eligible?
Wishing the best of luck to the winner! Thank you VA for all of your help in receiving my 90% disability rating. I am currently not able to drive except for short trips so my wife will be the main driver of our new Toyota……she deserves it !
I need a truck, I am a disabled Vietnam veteran, with leukemia from agent orange exposure. Please consider my entry into your contest. Sincerely, Joseph Lopez, US Navy veteran.
God bless veterans
My husband served in the Army as a Paratrooper in 1967 & 1968. He suffered a injury on a couple of Jumps. He now is a 100 percent disable veteran, but is not able to work. I take care of him.
Who pays the taxes on this?
Thank for your service to myself and the veterans.
If you are going to post a sweepstakes or contest, the rich, wealthy, elitist Corporation and their sponsers ARE RESPONSIBLE TO INSURE THE FAIRNESS OF THE PROPOSED CONTEST. FYI: i TRIED TO ENTER THIS CONTESTS OR SWEEPSTAKES ON 3 SEPARATE BROWSERS, THIS VETERAN WAS NOT ABLE TO ENTER BECAUSE THE cloudfare OR SOME OTHER CORPORATE GIMICK MADE SUCH ENTRIES IMPOSSIBLE. iN MY EXPERIENCE THIS IS HOW CORPORATE CRIMINALS NEVER, EVER HAVE TO HAVE AN ACTUAL WINNER OR PRIZE. tHIS IS A HOAX AND A SCAM!!!!!
Thanks for the chance to win a car!!
Thank you for this opportunity!
This is great..
Would love to enter. However you portal rejects me every time.
Seems rather discriminatory for veterans in two of our United States, Alaska and Hawaii, to be denied participation in the contest. We also served our country.
Can I enter if I live in Alaska. And willing to fly and pickup if I win?
Would love to own a Toyota
I think this is an awesome organization and a great way to honor it active duty and veteran’s for their service and contribution the peace efforts.
The V A is the best ?
Served in the Army and served in Vietnam with an artillery unit
They’re data scraping. You want to give all your info away for a nothingburger? Haven’t you lost enough? Priorities!
I NEED A NEW CAR
Its nice you guys are honoring veterans like this.
I’d love a new truck!
The web link after clicking submitt runs an error
Great idea, thanks VA
Thank you Hiring our Hero’s for a chance to win this Toyota
I would love to have a Tacoma
God Bless our Military and family
Served 1968, 1969 on active duty
I THINK THIS IS A WONDERFUL THING TO DO FOR THE VETS BUT, WHY JUST ONE VEHICLE FOR THE MILLIONS OF VETERANS ? GOLLY GEE, THAT SEEMS TO ME TO BE AWFUL CHEAP. WHY NOT ATLEAST 1 VEHICLE FOR EACH SERVICE ?? THAT SOUNDS A LITTLE MORE REASONABLE TO ME.
JUST A THOUGHT..
I can’t believe you are promoting a car give away and using a foreign vehicle! What are you thinking.? This is the United States of America. Whatever happened to buy American?
Link to sweepstakes doesn’t work
Say Thank You to Toyota!
Served in the Army spent a year in Vietnam in the 330th RRC in Plekieu Nha Trang. Was a Spec 5. I have a 100 %rated disability. Exposure to Agent Orange
It’s great to see military individuals and spouses can obtain a new vehicle. Thanks
Thanks for remembering those serving, have served and their supporting spouse.
I want to win
You people are doing a great job for us veterans
I could use it
Scam
Tried to enter contest twice and always got an error code.
Wish all Veterans and active military a so holiday
This is truly one of the best ways to show appreciation for our service men and women. There are so many in need of a new vehicle that will never see one otherwise
Yes please
Increase the number of cars one is not meaningful.
THE VA IS MY GREATEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO ME,THEY REALLY DO TAKE CARE OF ME,KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
This is total BS!!!!
You get all my information and then it tells you you can’t enter!!!?????????????????
TOYOTA??? Why not a FORD or Chevy?
Thanks for doing this for Veterans ….
Lots of Veterans I know do not have a Valid Driver’s License!!
Why are they not eligible to inner?
Gee-wiz they may not even own a vehicle at all.
Know many who have others bring them to VA for medical treatment.
THIS IS TOTAL DISCRIMINATION against these Veteran’s.!!
This is Exactly why many Veterans hate the VA I been told.
Did anyone ever think how wonderful it would be for a NON-DRIVING VETERAN
to be able to give a wonderful reliable new vehicle to his friend who helped him get to medical attention every day he could not?? Nope not a one of you did.!! Shame on ALL OF YOU!
BET this won’t be Posted in your Comments!
I wrote what I did because I am one of those Veterans.
Muy buena comunicación para nosotros tienes dejamos a nuestros seres keridos X la patria
Need that truck.lol
Been without my own vehicle for about 2 years due to my own stupidity and not paying my tickets or anything car related thinking i could go unnoticed.
Any day a new vehicle is given away, w/o strings attached, is a wonderful day. Thanks for giving some AD or Vet or their spouse the opportunity to win a new Toyota. ?
Does a lot of good when you cant enter contest because ( the problem isn’t resolved in the next few minutes, it’s most likely an issue with the web server you were trying to reach.)
As a recipient of the American Spirit Honor Metal I hold the value of the military very high.
Great event for honoring our service veterans!!
The sign up part of this for the truck does not work!
Hiring a hero is the patriotic thing to do.The employer will get a hard working honest Vet.
Semper Fi
sH-T WEBSITE NEVER WORKS
Nice to see you supporting American automakers
Thank you for the opportunity to win a new car
I’m a retired vet hoping to win this truck.
I’m trying to enter the truck sweepstakes but keep getting an error message.
HELP…!!!
I love America!! Honored to have served.
I need this, combat veteran.
I support hearing aids for veterans.
Definitely could use a new vehicle!! Disabled Veteran
It is unfortunate. Every year I see this giveaway, but it never allows for us Veterans in Puerto Rico to participate.
I served in the Marines/Air Force/Army Guard
Great job, hope someone who really needs it wins
Thanks for all you folks do!
Could use the transportation
Link does not work. Dead Link.
Thank You………. This means a lot to us Viet Nam Vets!
USMC VIETNAM. Sargent thank you for your support
I am an Air force veteran served 1970-1976
Keep getting a server error to register for the Toyota
This is a great thing, we should support our brave warriors anyway we can.
God bless and protect our brave warriors.
The website will not let me enter. Why do you put up a website that does not work ? The same thing happened last time there was car give away. It is not fair that I do not have a chance to win.
i could use the great offer, and appreciate all Sonsors who support all needy Veterans
I am an American and I love ❤️ my country.
I am the widow of a retired Air Force veteran – he passed Dec 30, 2023. He was 100% disabled from the VA and I was his caretaker for a long time prior to his death. So I am NOT eligible to enter the contest??? Seems unreasonable to me.
Not an American vehicle? Surprised.
What a great thing to do
I sure could use a new vehicle
Great truck.,…have room in my garage!!
Toyota??? why not an American car/truck?
what about the veterans who served
Appreciated program.
Great News to hear about the potential for us Veterans to Win a new Vehicle Car or Truch without cost to enter. Thanks!
Thank you for the opportunity to win a new vehicle. Certainly would be a blessing.
Prayers for our vets.