It is a surprise they will never forget.
Aaron Rodgers surprises fallen veterans' children in latest #ItsAaron video http://t.co/KrvfZDj3RO pic.twitter.com/4iiZVqiP9L
— Green Bay Press-Gazette (@gbpressgazette) January 28, 2015
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, this season’s NFL most valuable player, created the #ItsAaron video campaign to shine a light on organizations and people who are changing the world.
In the most recent episode, Rodgers makes a stop at Camp Hometown Heroes in Milwaukee, Wis., surprising four kids whose parents are fallen veterans.
The four children all lost their fathers in battle at a young age.
Camp Hometown Heroes, founded in 2013, holds a free week-long overnight summer camp for children and younger siblings of fallen U.S service members.
Aaron Rodgers spends time with four special kids who lost a father serving in the military. http://t.co/Dkuwrb6hC3 pic.twitter.com/OyBpMFRnRH
— FOX6 News (@fox6now) January 29, 2015
The goal is to eventually spread the camp into different states all over the country.
One young fan was completely shocked and amazed by Rodgers’ appearance and quickly grabbed a selfie with the famous quarterback.
Please watch and share. These kids and this organization are so deserving. http://t.co/tvF9ASaJ3a#ItsAaron #mke pic.twitter.com/grJEpePyjg
— CI Design (@CIDesignInc) January 28, 2015
Rodgers was able to spend time with the children boating and fishing on Lake Michigan in Milwaukee.