Thank you CPL Mobley
Our branch office in Grayson, KY received a donation in honor of Glen Mobley. However, Glen Mobley was not your average individual. He was a veteran of the Korean Conflict […]
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Full of Thankfulness
Recently, we received a grant from Verizon that enabled us to purchase many hams for veterans. This is an important tradition for us as each year we try to ensure […]
Season’s Blessings
Our branch office in Grayson, KY has been so busy and so blessed! We rely heavily on our volunteers and our communities to keep our life-changing work going. Volunteers are […]
Acts of Kindness
Recently at our branch office in Grayson, KY, our wonderful team really made a difference to women and families in need. They were chatting with an employee from a homeless […]
God Blessed Veterans’ Outreach This Christmas
Teri Ely, our Executive Director, was being interviewed for a Veterans’ Day Story on how the charity was helping veterans in need. The activity is bustling like crazy! There is […]
Dad Survived the Pearl Harbor Attack and Tended to Many Victims
William Gordon Ely was born in Gallipolis, Ohio, where he worked on the family farm when he was just 8 years old. Dad later faced the Depression with his family […]
“Heart” of a Lion
A wonderful gentleman that’s a veteran out of Georgia called our branch office in Grayson, KY, and desperately needed help. His truck broke down in Ashland, KY on his way […]
NORTHCOAST MIATA CLUB HOSTS “SOUPTEMBER” DRIVE
The Northcoast Miata Club hosted a soup drive for Veterans’ Outreach Freedom Food Pantry in September. They called it “Souptember”, clever, isn’t it? Todd and Dee Tannehill took the lead […]
Right Place at the Right Time
Our Veterans’ Outreach branch office in Hartselle, AL received a wonderful donation from the Elk’s Club in Decatur, AL. They donated some wonderful hygiene items and non-perishables that we are […]
ABATE MEMBERS HOST POKER RUN FOR VETERANS
For 8 years in a row, ABATE Region Zero, has held a Poker Run to benefit veterans. It all started with a lovely volunteer named Ellen. She reached out to […]
