Victoria Green, Marketing Assistant at Cuddledown in Freeport, presented the donation to members of the TMF Program staff Bill Jack and Vanessa Buuck. Submitted

STATE — Cuddledown, a leading provider of luxury bedding and home essentials, is proud to announce its donation of high-quality bedding to the Travis Mills Foundation (TMF). This generous contribution is designed to support post-9/11 recalibrated veterans and their families attending the Foundation’s programs, which focus on improving the lives of those impacted by combat-related injuries.

The donation includes a variety of premium bedding items, which will be used in the Foundation’s retreats and support spaces. The in-kind gifts provided by Cuddledown include:

• 30 Queen sheet sets of 400 Thread Count Sateen Sheets in white, consisting of flat sheets, fitted sheets, pillowcases, and comforter covers.
• 8 King sheet sets of 400 Thread Count Sateen Sheets in white, including flat sheets, fitted sheets, pillowcases, and comforter covers.
• 6 Queen-sized synthetic temperature-regulating comforters in level 1 warmth.
• 6 Queen bedspreads, including the Hotel Sateen Coverlet in Titanium.

This donation will directly benefit veterans and their families as part of the Foundation’s efforts to provide a relaxing and comfortable environment during their time at the retreat. The generous gift was made possible thanks to Cuddledown’s commitment to supporting the veteran community.

Victoria Green, marketing assistant at Cuddledown, presented the donation to members of the TMF Program staff Bill Jack and Vanessa Buuck. “We are incredibly grateful for Cuddledown’s generous donation,” said Heather Labbe, executive director of the Travis Mills Foundation. “These high-quality bedding items will make a significant impact on the families we serve, offering them comfort during their stay at our Retreat and giving them the support they deserve.”

For more information about the Travis Mills Foundation and the impact of this donation, please visit www.travismillsfoundation.org.