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"Carry The Load" fundraiser benefiting the military veterans and first responders sacrifices. See more HERE.

MORNING AFTER (CW33/KDAF) — Carry the Load is a non-profit organization that provides active ways to connect Americans to the sacrifices made by the military, veterans, first responders and their families. This year people can participate by hosting a Carry It Anywhere experience, organizing a youth Carry The Flag activity, walking in the National Relay, attending a City Rally, fundraising for our nation’s heroes, and taking part virtually throughout the 32-day event.  See more HERE.

SAN ANTONIO - "We wouldn't have the freedoms we have without the people that give their lives every day and put their lives on the line every day for our freedoms and our rights. Memorial day is more than just a day for sales and barbecues. It's a day to remember all of those heroes who've given the ultimate sacrifice so that we can have the freedoms we have," said Michael Garlock, Assistant Relay Manager, Carry the Load. See more HERE.

It is the seventh year Carry The Load has come through Greenville on its way to its final destination in Dallas. While in Hunt County, the relay is scheduled to stop on the morning of May 29 at the intersection of U.S. Highway 67 and County Road 3201 in Campbell; at Shady Grove Baptist Church, 3507 FM 499; at 2 p.m. at the Greenville Farmers Market; with a rally planned at 4 p.m. at Gibson Automotive, 2600 I-30 Frontage Road in Greenville. The trek will continue on to the Pilot Travel Center in Caddo Mills. See more HERE.

“I know on May 10th the tragedy that happened in Concho County," says Jason Dickens. "I heard about it on May 11th while we were in San Diego. The premise of our walks is each walk you give the people time to recognize (whether it's a mile or 5 or 6 miles) you are carrying everyone who has lost a life and the sacrifices they’ve made or you’re carrying someone specific. So since San Diego I’ve been carrying both the deputies and I’ll carry them all the way to Dallas.”  See more HERE.

KENNEWICK, Wash. — Carry The Load a national non-profit made its way through Kennewick on Saturday as part of its national relay to honor and remember our fallen military and first responders. See more HERE.

Carry The Load will be making three stops in Bryan-College Station on Monday as part of its 15,500-mile relay across the country to honor and remember fallen military members and first responders. The first stop will be at Tractor Supply in College Station at around 5 p.m. The second stop will be at the Bryan Fire Department’s Station 2 at around 7 p.m. The third, and final, stop will be at the Bryan Fire Department’s Station 3 at around 10 p.m. See more HERE.