Disabled Veterans National Foundation announces the successful delivery of office furniture and equipment valued at approximately $60,000 to the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW Post 10435 in Washington. The Disabled Veterans National Foundation delivery included hundreds of wooden desks, thousands of filing cabinets, more than 1,200 lounge chairs and 600 refrigerators.
According to Helen Reid, Stand Down Chairman for the Ladies Auxiliary of the State of Washington, who helped distribute the furniture and supplies, most all of the supplies went directly to veterans. Reid expressed extreme gratitude to Disabled Veterans National Foundation for making the contribution, which she says was welcomed by the veterans.
"Again, what a wonderful experience to work with DVNF," said Helen Reid. "I hope to do so many times in the future and God Bless you."
"We are so happy to be able to support and help so many veterans in the Cowlitz County area of Washington," said Precilla Wilkewitz, President of DVNF. "These Stand Down events do a lot of good for gathering veterans and getting them so much assistance as well as giving everyone a fun day of social activities and a forum to reminisce about their lives and their service. For veterans who too often are afraid or proud to ask for help, organizing an event like this one is a great way to get them the help they need."
About Disabled Veterans National Foundation: The Disabled Veterans National Foundation exists to change the lives of men and women who came home wounded or sick after defending our safety and our freedom. A nonprofit 501c3 company, the DVNF was founded in the fall of 2007 by six women veterans to expand their scope of work within the veteran's community. For more information about the company and its mission, visit http://www.dvnf.org.
Media Contact for Disabled Veterans National Foundation: Raegan Rivers, rrivers@dvnf.org, (202) 737-0522
According to Helen Reid, Stand Down Chairman for the Ladies Auxiliary of the State of Washington, who helped distribute the furniture and supplies, most all of the supplies went directly to veterans. Reid expressed extreme gratitude to Disabled Veterans National Foundation for making the contribution, which she says was welcomed by the veterans.
"Again, what a wonderful experience to work with DVNF," said Helen Reid. "I hope to do so many times in the future and God Bless you."
"We are so happy to be able to support and help so many veterans in the Cowlitz County area of Washington," said Precilla Wilkewitz, President of DVNF. "These Stand Down events do a lot of good for gathering veterans and getting them so much assistance as well as giving everyone a fun day of social activities and a forum to reminisce about their lives and their service. For veterans who too often are afraid or proud to ask for help, organizing an event like this one is a great way to get them the help they need."
About Disabled Veterans National Foundation: The Disabled Veterans National Foundation exists to change the lives of men and women who came home wounded or sick after defending our safety and our freedom. A nonprofit 501c3 company, the DVNF was founded in the fall of 2007 by six women veterans to expand their scope of work within the veteran's community. For more information about the company and its mission, visit http://www.dvnf.org.
Media Contact for Disabled Veterans National Foundation: Raegan Rivers, rrivers@dvnf.org, (202) 737-0522
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