The Hugs Project

The Hugs Project, based in Oklahoma City, OK, was founded in June 2004 by Ray and Karen Stark as a heartfelt initiative to show love and appreciation to American service members. Dedicated volunteers pack and send weekly Care Packages filled with snacks, hygiene items, DVDs, CDs, and more to deployed troops in various locations, including Iraq, Honduras, and Romania.

Recognizing the challenges faced by deployed troops in accessing basic supplies, The Hugs Project aims to ensure that recipients feel the warmth of home through the thoughtful items tucked inside each package, along with messages of care and gratitude. This non-profit organization operates solely on donations and volunteer efforts, with a focus on providing support not only through care packages but also through funding Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for returning troops, veterans, and first responders.

The Hugs Project’s commitment to supporting those who serve is evident in their dedication to providing effective care for posttraumatic stress and traumatic brain injuries. By spearheading efforts in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and collaborating with clinics, the organization offers vital treatment to individuals who have sacrificed for their country. Through donations and volunteer support, The Hugs Project continues to make a meaningful impact on the lives of America’s courageous men and women in uniform.

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