How it Began:

The FeelGood Blogs network began in June of 2010 with WelcomeHomeBlog.com (WHB). While I don’t have any personal connection to the military, I have always thought these reunion videos to be especially touching. After realizing that there wasn’t a centralized location on the web to view videos of this sort, I decided to create one myself.

WHB was instantly a hit (months before those Lifetime and TLC shows… ). Military families from all over the world began sharing their clips on the blog, and hundreds of appreciative emails began to pour in. The site seemed to offer military members and their families a means of catharsis during the tough times of deployment. While a little website is nothing compared to the sacrifices made by our armed forces and their families, I was (and still am) grateful for being able to help people smile with every blog update.

And that’s how I got the idea for FeelGood Blogs. With all of the talk of cyber-bullying, and the lot of hateful websites out there, the Internet is full of negativity. I wanted to create a network of different blogs that just, well… make you feel good. I think that positivity is extremely important, and it’s my goal to grow and spread the word about this network for many years to come.

So, if there is anyone you know that is in need of a smile, please tell them about one of our FeelGood Blogs! Your help in getting the word out would be much appreciated. Thanks for visiting!

Monthly Donations:

Each month, proceeds generated from the advertisements you see on Welcome Home Blog and our YouTube channel go to a different charity that serves our military, its veterans, and their families. If you would like to suggest a charity for our monthly donation, please let us know on the CONTACT page!

March’s donation went to the Fisher House Foundation, an organization that provides a “home away from home” for military families to be close to a loved one during hospitalization for an illness, disease or injury.

April’s donation went to Homes For Our Troops, an organization that builds specially adapted homes for our severely injured veterans.

Video Removal Requests:

All videos featured on this blog and our associated YouTube channel were submitted through the SUBMIT section of this website. If you are the owner of one of these videos and it was submitted by a third-party without your permission (and you would like it removed), SEND US A MESSAGE HERE for immediate removal.