Weld Like A Girl

So cool! Watch the whole video at https://youtu.be/STVVETMUpNQ

So very proud to be a part of this. From the Coronado Bay Bridge design (round 1 💪) to hosting the National Championship at WWorkshops for Warriorsin this was an AMAZING experience! Thank you AAmerican Welding Societyfor your support of these competitors. 💜 Also, thank you Shawn from MiMiller Weldersor your tech support with the assistance of GeGeneral Dynamics Nassco.across the street from WFW).

Please reshare as much as possible so these competitors, advisors and schools get as much press as possible. Future grants may depend upon it.

Every summer at we BUILD food!!! This year, campers are making and a soft drink out of solid steel. 🍕 🥤

Campers agrs 12-17 learn to and as well as use a chop saw, grinder, shear, etc. to create a different food themed take-out project. This year, TSA will find dozens of 3lb pizza slices with a small “soft drink” in checked bags traveling to home states or counties. 😎

Wait for it… our best dad joke (ever)… this pizza is high in iron, but not dentist approved. 🤣🤪

More to come…

Weld Like A Girl®️along with a the help of several veterans, sons of veterans, and granddaughters of veterans, built a memorial tree for the AZ State Veteran Home- Yuma, AZ.

The tree is constructed from various metals and tools. The leaves will be dog tags with the name and military branch of veterans who passed at the facility. It will be a permanent installation; names of recently passed veterans will be added each Memorial Day.

The unveiling will be on Wednesday, June 24 at 1pm at the AZ State Veteran’s Home- Yuma (6051 E 34th Street, Yuma, AZ). All are welcome.

Last weekend’s Father/Child class was AMAZING!!! The creativity, communication, bravery… uhmagosh! So much fun rolled into all of those empowering moments. 😎

Happy early Father’s Day!

3 veterans, 4 adult-ish children of veterans & 1 great-grandchild of a veteran… together created a memorial tree to honor those who passed at the State of Arizona Veteran’s Home-Yuma. This mixed metal, multiprocess tribute to the men and women who served our country will be displayed on Memorial Day but will be officially unveiled on June 24, 2026.

All 6 branches of the U.S. Military are represented as branches on the tree. There is a copper ribbon on each limb tying into a larger copper feature on the trunk, signifying we all come together for one common purpose. ❤️💙

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