The University of Minnesota Duluth Athletics raised over $14,000 for Operation One Voice through the sale of camouflage caps and commemorative coins along with individual donations as part of Military Appreciation events during the 2019-20 athletic seasons.  

Fundraising kicked off on September 21st in the annual Military Appreciation Night at James S. Malosky Stadium as the Bulldog football program sported uniquely branded helmets for the game, featuring photographs of military veterans submitted by families.  Also, in conjunction with UMD Stores, the Bulldogs sold t-shirts and merchandise with proceeds benefiting Operation One Voice. 

"We were honored -- and thrilled -- to once again support Operation One Voice during our Military Appreciation events," said UMD Senior Associate Athletic Director Karen Stromme  "Operation One Voice is an outstanding program to help those in need and Bulldog Country is proud to play a small role in it."

Operation One Voice is a program designed by police officers, firefighters and community leaders to generate funds to help support the immediate needs of children and families of wounded and fallen Special Operations Forces.