Gary Reacts to Video of Others Thanking Him for His Humanitarian Work
Our founder, Gary Sinise, has spent the last four decades supporting our active duty service men and women, veterans, first responders, their families and caregivers, and those in need. It's this commitment that he considers his true calling in life. And the reason that he’s written his memoir, GRATEFUL AMERICAN: A JOURNEY FROM SELF TO SERVICE, hoping to inspire others to find their true purpose through service to others.
In honor of his commitment, our CEO, General Robin Rand, made a surprise video for Gary with General Colin Powell, Tom Hanks, Jay Leno, Robin Roberts, Ron Howard, Rob Lowe, Robert DeNiro, Maria Shriver, Tim Allen, Steve Buscemi, Joe Mantegna, Kristin Chenoweth, Richard Rawlings, Judd Apatow, Mayim Bialik, Sela Ward, Tim Allen, Aaron Eckhart, Iliza Shlesinger, Jeff Perry, Donal Logue and Kellie Pickler along with our heroes from the military, first responders, Medal of Honor recipients, Gold Star families and the USO, all expressing their gratitude to Gary’s for his humanitarian work, hoping to inspire people to give back.
This was a complete surprise to Gary, everyone’s gift to him, revealed for the first time this morning online and on social media….and we’d love for you to take part and help us spread the goodwill!
After watching, share the video on your social media along with a comment or video expressing why you are #GratefulLikeGary for the kindness and dedication of someone in your life.
This guy is a class act! His band played at Walter Reed for the wounded soldiers. I was running spotlight later for the show, & he made it a point to thank all of us working & shake our hands. He works tirelessly for our soldiers, wish there were more like him!
I still don't know how he gets around without any legs.
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ReplyDeleteHe is a great man. From a Vietnam vet-- THANK YOU Gary!
This is a true American, a hero an example for all. Thanks Lt. Dan.
ReplyDeleteThis guy is a class act! His band played at Walter Reed for the wounded soldiers. I was running spotlight later for the show, & he made it a point to thank all of us working & shake our hands. He works tirelessly for our soldiers, wish there were more like him!
ReplyDeleteFrog men thank you. “ only easy day was yesterday”
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