Veterans center needs your support | Letter

The Whidbey Veterans Resource Center asks for your assistance and support. As a 501c3 charitable organization, we depend significantly on the generous support of the businesses and individuals who elect to give. Would you please consider becoming a Whidbey Veterans Resource Center Donor?

Editor,

Since opening the doors at our new center on February 2014, the Whidbey Veterans Resource Center has experienced steady growth while assisting Veterans from all parts of Whidbey Island.

With more than 13,000 Veterans Whidbey Island has the highest number “per capita” of Veterans in Washington State. Of these, more than 2,300 are younger Veterans and more than 2,500 are classified as disabled.

Since our opening we have assisted Vets and their families in accessing services, providing ongoing support groups, and sponsored or supported multiple needed projects.

Of special significance, our annual Stand Down, this past August served nearly 70 Veterans and their families in accessing much-needed assistance in support services such as housing, clothing, health services, connecting with VA benefits and assistance dealing with trauma.

Please assist us in announcing a fall fund raising drive. The support from our local community businesses and individuals is a vital part of our annual budget. These local donations will help us to keep the doors open for Veterans support services, as well as our ‘Swim Free’ program.

The Whidbey Veterans Resource Center asks for your assistance and support. As a 501c3 charitable organization, we depend significantly on the generous support of the businesses and individuals who elect to give. Would you please consider becoming a Whidbey Veterans Resource Center Donor?

Please contact us at 360-331-8081, or Program Coordinator, AprilP.wvrc@gmail.com

We are excited about the road ahead and the opportunity to fulfill our mission, which is to connect, serve and educate Veterans, their families and communities.

Thank you for your time, consideration and support.

April Pomeroy

Program Coordinator

Veterans Resource Center

 

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