U.S. Military Veteran Gives Returning Iraq and Afghanistan Soldiers a Chance to Earn their Stripes

Posted on April 07, 2011 by Stacey Fousse

Beginning in April, the founder of YELLOW DAWG STRIPING, Jack Child will launch a campaign on Facebook called "Operation Stripes for Veterans." This campaign with the leading pavement marking franchise will offer U.S. miliatry veterans the chance of becoming a franchise owner of their own YELLOW DAWG STRIPING.

"As a U.S. military veteran myself, I understand firsthand the hardships and challenges veterans can face as they transition into civilian life," said Child, a former Army soldier and Air Force pilot. "We hope to relieve the burden of transition for at least one returning serviceman (or woman) and feel that it is equally as important to bring awareness to the high rate of unemployment among the Iraq/Afghanistan veterans in our country. It is the least we can do as a franchise system to show our troops the support they deserve."

During this campaign YELLOW DAWG STRIPING will be waiving the franchise fee of $7500 as well as providing a customized trailor worht $5500. Trianing and support will also be provided.