DVNF Distributes Holiday Presents To Disabled Veterans At Walter Reed Army Health Center
As a result of the gift of an anonymous donor, the Disabled Veterans National Foundation (DVNF) dispersed getaway presents including $100 gift cards to disabled veterans with the Walter Reed Army Hospital on December 21, 2010.
"It was touching to visit these brave younger warriors who are recuperating at Walter Reed and also give them a meaningful present for this Vacation Season," claimed Disabled Veterans National Foundation Chief Administrative Officer, Raegan Rivers.
"Many for the veterans we achieved are young people whose lives are actually modified permanently as a result of the injuries they received fighting the wars in Iraq and additionally Afghanistan. As a nation we must be thankful to the sacrifices made by our armed forces; as well as ,, as an basis dedicated to improving the lives of disabled veterans, we are thankful to our anonymous donor for his generosity."
Since its inception in 2007, Disabled Veterans National Foundation has provided goods and even services to over 40,000 veterans through donations to local shelters, veterans' programs and also other agencies. Earlier this week, the Foundation's Board of Directors committed to providing $10 million on support efforts in 2011.
Walter Reed Army Medical Center is the largest Department of Defense military hospital serving military personnel. Its dedicated staff provides comprehensive health care to a good deal a whole lot more than 150,000 Service Members, retirees in addition to their families.
You could very well follow the progress of DVNF's efforts in addition to learn a whole lot a lot more with regards to how the Foundation is helping veterans by visiting www.DVNF.org.
Regarding the Disabled Veterans National Foundation
DVNF, a nonprofit 501c3, was founded while in the fall of 2007 by 6 women of all ages veterans to expand their scope of perform inside the veteran's community. The Trustees, with through twenty many years of merged job concentrating on gals veteran's challenges, recognized the modern conflicts in Iraq and additionally Afghanistan introduced forth a growing really have to assist returning wounded and also disabled veterans.
"It was touching to visit these brave younger warriors who are recuperating at Walter Reed and also give them a meaningful present for this Vacation Season," claimed Disabled Veterans National Foundation Chief Administrative Officer, Raegan Rivers.
"Many for the veterans we achieved are young people whose lives are actually modified permanently as a result of the injuries they received fighting the wars in Iraq and additionally Afghanistan. As a nation we must be thankful to the sacrifices made by our armed forces; as well as ,, as an basis dedicated to improving the lives of disabled veterans, we are thankful to our anonymous donor for his generosity."
Since its inception in 2007, Disabled Veterans National Foundation has provided goods and even services to over 40,000 veterans through donations to local shelters, veterans' programs and also other agencies. Earlier this week, the Foundation's Board of Directors committed to providing $10 million on support efforts in 2011.
Walter Reed Army Medical Center is the largest Department of Defense military hospital serving military personnel. Its dedicated staff provides comprehensive health care to a good deal a whole lot more than 150,000 Service Members, retirees in addition to their families.
You could very well follow the progress of DVNF's efforts in addition to learn a whole lot a lot more with regards to how the Foundation is helping veterans by visiting www.DVNF.org.
Regarding the Disabled Veterans National Foundation
DVNF, a nonprofit 501c3, was founded while in the fall of 2007 by 6 women of all ages veterans to expand their scope of perform inside the veteran's community. The Trustees, with through twenty many years of merged job concentrating on gals veteran's challenges, recognized the modern conflicts in Iraq and additionally Afghanistan introduced forth a growing really have to assist returning wounded and also disabled veterans.
