I know nothing of OpFTH. I'll refrain from further generalizations, but I'm not going to single out a business or charity either.
I can only offer advice, take it for what's worth. You or someone in your family knows a marine, soldier, airmen, or seaman. I'd send them stuff, not some third party. But hey, that's me. I've only spent three years downrange, some have spent a lot more time, some less. Some have had a lot different experiences than I've have, some similar.
If we're going to nitpick; the reference to Starbucks sending a palIette of coffee to Camp Liberty. I was there for that, it was divided amongst the officers. A few bags may have leaked down to the warrants, that's how a lot of the E7+ that interface with them daily found out about it. I'm sure a good portion of it ended up at Gen. Allen's personal palace they acquired for him.
Now that we've sufficiently derailed this thread to no avail, downplayed my gars to garbage, tricked me into viewing pictures of naked men, and expressed various perspectives of the military from both officer and enlisted. Which, by the way, in terms of branches, you couldn't select two branches further apart than the royal air force and the army. Furthermore, to compare officer life to enlisted, well... You, just can't, it's not at all the same. One guy sits in a green zone, in an air conditioned room ordering Joe's to go conduct suicide missions. Then of course, as a Joe (enlisted), you're out on some KLE (key leader engagement) or manning some check point along MSR Tampa (a dangerous highway in Iraq) waiting to get blown up. That's if you're not stuck patrolling the desert looking for insurgents and IED/EFPs (improvised explosive devices, explosively formed projectiles).
I think I'm done here, it's been real fun. Great community!