Everyone Matters—Making a Difference by Employing Individuals with Disabilities
You may know that HEAVENDROPt employs Veterans to honor their service and give them every opportunity to succeed in the workforce. But did you know that we also provide meaningful employment to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities?
Paper, Plastic, Or…Parachute?
Consider that Americans use more than 100 billion plastic bags each year which works out to more than 300 bags annually. These plastic bags are generally utilized for approximately 12 minutes, but each bag can exist in the environment for up to 1,000 years.
Give a Piece of Military History to Someone this Holiday Season
This year, consider giving something that supports an important cause, and provides a wonderful piece of American history. The gifts are sure to be a hit with your family, friends, co-workers, and others this holiday season.
How Do Parachutes Work?
Paratroopers use static line parachutes when jumping from low altitudes (400 feet). The cord known as the static line is attached to the aircraft at one end and to the top of the jumper’s deployment bag in which the parachute canopy is packed.
Honoring the History of U.S. Paratroopers
Here is a brief history of how U.S. military branches have been utilizing paratroopers in a variety of combat missions for over 75 years:
The Latest in Pet Fashion Trends
Popular pet accessories include pet beds, collars, and a variety of other items including pet clothing. Some of the latest fashion trends include specialty items including pajamas and over very own affordable HEAVENDROPt pet bandanas.
Recharging and Relaxing the Right Way: The History Of Hammocks
The first hammocks were used by the indigenous people of Middle and South America. In fact, these sleeping devices were once made from the bark of the hammack tree known as “hamaca”.
Five Fun Facts about Military Working Dogs
Did you know that according to the U.S. Department of Defense, there are over 2,000 active-duty military working dogs serving in the U.S. Armed Forces?
The Ultimate Upcycle: Wedding Gowns Made from Parachutes
wedding gowns were often made of silk. Since most of the world’s supply of this fabric came from Japan or China, it was extremely difficult to come by during the war.
The story behind HEAVENDROPt
Just like HEAVENDROPt gives the parachutes new purpose, the work that goes into each of our one-of-a-kind, handmade items also gives our employees new purpose.
