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Message from the Auxiliary National Commander

Christopher Easley, Oklahoma

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The DAV Volunteer of the Year Awards are awarded annual by DAV in recognition of extraordinary volunteer dedication to the needs of ill and injured veterans through the VA Voluntary Services or Local Veterans Assistance programs. An award will be presented to an outstanding volunteer from both the DAV and DAV Auxiliary. Nominations are due no later than February 28, 2025, and should be sent to [email protected]. … See MoreSee Less

The DAV Auxiliary Outstanding Member of the Year Award recognizes the contributions and dedication of an outstanding member of the Auxiliary whose efforts have enhanced the goals of the Auxiliary, the Parent Organization, and has been active in the community since becoming an Auxiliary member. Applications are due no later than March 14, 2025. We know there are eligible members in every unit! Don’t delay, nominate someone today! … See MoreSee Less

With chilly temperatures sweeping the nation, this is the perfect opportunity to start a meaningful project in your own community! Get inspired and make a difference by organizing a similar initiative to help those in need stay warm this winter. Together, we can spread warmth and kindness, one scarf, hat, or pair of gloves at a time!Get ready to warm hearts this winter! The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit and Chapter #3 in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, are thrilled to announce their “We Care” Winter Warming Event, a heartfelt initiative to support local Veterans and their families.With enthusiasm and dedication, DAV Auxiliary and Chapter members have joined forces to collect hats, scarves, and gloves for Disabled American Veterans and their loved ones in need. The campaign began with the setup of a festive metal tree and collection box in the lobby of the Pritchard Community Center in Elizabethtown. On Thursday evening, members came together to kick off the event, joyfully decorating the tree with donated items.This incredible effort will continue through February 17th, culminating in the distribution of these much-needed winter essentials to those in need. The accompanying photo features Unit Commander Jane Casher, Chapter Commander John DiFelice, and devoted members of the Unit and Chapter. … See MoreSee Less

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