(December 17, 2013) SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The Ram Truck brand with the support of Chrysler Group’s Southwest Business Center in Dallas, this past weekend delivered mounds of fresh man-made snow, a new 2014 ProMaster 2500 Series Cargo Van filled with toys, diapers and other supplies, plus a $25,000 grant from The Chrysler Foundation to support injured United States military personnel and their families at the Warrior & Family Support Center at the San Antonio Military Medical Center.

The donations, which were presented to the Air Warrior Courage Foundation, were timed to coincide with the support center's annual holiday party, making for a festive celebration like none other.

“The Ram Brand considers it an honor and a privilege to provide  the all-new 2014 ProMaster van to support service members and their families who have played a vital role in in keeping America safe and free,” said Reid Bigland, president and CEO, Ram Truck Brand. “In recognition of their distinguished service and personal sacrifices, we’ve customized the exterior of this ProMaster van with an American flag — inspired vehicle wrap that is sure to get noticed.”
 
The all-new 2014 Ram ProMaster is Ram Commercial’s latest addition to its popular vehicle lineup. ProMaster takes its place in the expanding, purpose-built, full-size van segment with a number of best-in-class features focused on the commercial customer.

“The Air Warrior Courage Foundation is delighted by The Chrysler Foundation and RAM Truck brand support,” said David Brog, executive director, Air Warrior Courage Foundation. “These gifts will be used to support the Warrior & Family Support Center, including Christmas gifts for the children who visit with their families, as well as to support the many other essential support programs provided by the Center.”

The AWCF has been supporting wounded warriors and their families for more than eight years. The W&FSC is the community center at the military hospital complex that provides major support to wounded warriors and their families, including emotional support, referrals and rehabilitation to cope with war related disabilities.

“At Chrysler Group, we strive to make serving others part of our everyday mission,” said Jody Trapasso, senior vice president — External Affairs, Chrysler Group and president — The Chrysler Foundation. “The Air Warrior Courage Foundation makes a difference every day in the lives of returning heroes and their families.  The Chrysler Foundation is proud to support these efforts.”