Shepard Hill Regional High School joins with Freedombands.com to raise money to support American troops by selling FREEDOM BANDS.

Shepard Hill Regional High School’s Community Service Project Group has teamed up with Freedombands.com maker of the colorful FREEDOM BANDS. With the support of this Massachusetts High School, Freedombands.com hopes to jumpstart their drive to $25 million for the troops.

The idea behind FREEDOM BANDS came from a family in Utah. Basing their product on the wildly successful Lance Armstrong “Live Strong” bands, they created FREEDOM BANDS that show support for the US military. Kib and Lisa Jensen and their four children started the foundation in the home with a goal of raising $25 million to send to the soldiers and their families. They’re original red band has now been joined by five other colors and patterns. With the help of schools like Shepard Hill Regional High School, they are stepping up sales on their new FREEDOM BANDS.

FREEDOM BANDS inscribed with “LIFE LIBERTY FREEDOM” are now available in red, brand-new white, blue, swirl, camouflage and glow-in the dark. The more prominent black lettering of these new Freedom Bands allows wearers to clearly show their support for our American troops.

The proceeds from the sale of Freedom Bands is used 100% to support the US troops and their families back home, but they also give all Americans a reminder of the daily sacrifice out soldiers make and allow the wearer to show a visible sign of their support.

“It does not matter what party you belong to. These bands are to support those who fight for our country and say we are proud to be American,” says Lisa Jensen.

Shepard Hill Regional High School is only the latest in the list of high schools, radio and television stations, as well as the troops themselves, who have generously bought and distributed the FreedomBands, leading to the $30,000 that has been raised and donated to charities and organizations devoted to helping soldiers and their families. FreedomBand donations have already been made to the American Red Cross, USA Cares, Armed Forces Children's Education Fund, the Fisher House Foundation and A Million Thanks.

For more information on what Shepard Hill Regional High School plans to do with the bands, contact the school or Freedombands.com.