Through a partnership with Purple Heart Homes, Carroll Dornhecker. Jr. of Lexington was selected and approved as the recipient for the roof replacement.
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Employ A Veteran week is coming up
North Carolina will celebrate “Employ A Veteran Week" November 11th through 15th and a variety of events before and during that week will help connect veterans to jobs and other services, Governor Roy Cooper recently announced.
Local veterans will benefit from pro bono law clinic at High Point University
Local veterans will benefit from a new pro bono law clinic at High Point University.
Veterans Helping Veterans seeks support from local community
Help for veterans is available. V4L is hosting their 5th Annual Community Roundtable at the Davidson County Fire Rescue Squad located at 115 West 9th Avenue in Lexington, on June 8th from 1 p.m. until 3 pm.
Veterans News: Those exposed to toxins and hazards will be eligible for healthcare
VA announced that all Veterans who were exposed to toxins and other hazards while serving in the military while at home or abroad will be eligible to enroll directly in VA health care beginning March 5, 2024.
Veterans News: Coffee with Veterans planned at Thomasville Public Library
Triad organizations The Heroes Center and the Thomasville Public Library join forces to provide a program exclusively for veterans.
The two local organizations are joining forces to provide support for triad-area military veterans.
The Thomasville Public Library will host coffee and light refreshments for Veterans on the fourth Wednesday of each month, all while providing information about local resources available to support them.
The Heroes Center joins the Thomasville Public Library in this venture, offering expertise in the fields of resources, housing/career assistance, and support for veterans. The Heroes Center, a High Point-based nonprofit organization, has proven a cutting-edge resource for providing Veterans extensive support, becoming a Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) Chaplain-sponsored organization working with the base’s Transition Assistance Program, and a legally approved support organization for The Wounded Warrior Battalion-East at Camp Lejeune.
“We’re incredibly excited to partner with the Heroes Center in meeting this need for our Thomasville community,” says Thomasville Public Library branch manager, Keaton Toney.
“Working with such a prolific organization to provide resources and community for local veterans is something we’re thrilled to bring to the Chair City. Even after their active-duty service, so many veterans continue to support us through our local businesses and institutions; we’re hoping that the connections and resources they find here will not only enrich their lives, but our whole community. Talking with Patrick Davis (Executive Director for The Heroes Center), you can see how his heart for Veterans has become a passion to provide the absolute best for those who have sacrificed for our Country.” According to The Heroes Center, over 775,000 veterans and 129,000 active military duty personnel call North Carolina home, with over 120,000 living here in the Piedmont Triad.
The first Coffee with Veterans kicks off at the Thomasville Public Library on February 28th at 10: 00 AM AM.
Coffee with Veterans is being held on February 28, 2024 at the Thomasville Public Library at 10:00 AM. Join special guest NC state Senator Steve Jarvis for coffee and light refreshments with guest speaker Rick Johnson, Director of Davidson County Office of Veterans' Services will share a word, as well as time for you to share resources and socialize with other veterans in the area.