This unique institution, born out of the Vietnam Veterans Art Group in 1979-1980, has evolved into a haven for thought-provoking and sometimes controversial art related to the Vietnam War.
Read MoreFor the first time in county history, the VAC’s budget has risen to an impressive $2 million, a substantial boost from the previous $440,000 allocation. The expansion not only involves a financial boost but also strategic personnel additions, setting the stage for an impactful transformation of veteran services.
Read MoreThe establishment of Vet Centers traces its roots back to the determination of Vietnam Veterans who, having faced the challenges of war, refused to be forgotten or stigmatized. These veterans sought care that addressed their unique needs, leading to the founding of Vet Centers.
Read MoreChicago proudly hosted its first Veterans Town Hall event in October 2023. These events are community forums aiming to establish greater understanding between local veterans and the friends and neighbors they served.
Read MoreThis year, we are recognizing 23 exceptional veterans for their outstanding service to the community at our Chicago Veterans Ball.
Read MoreAs our Executive Director returned from her deployment, she was met with a community that had not only sustained the organization but had elevated it to new heights.
Read MoreThe Navy Club was established on June 18th, 1938, in Quincy, Illinois, and boasts over 16,000 members and more than 70 local chapters across the country.
Read MoreWhen it comes to therapy for veterans, it’s essential to recognize that conventional methods aren’t the only paths to healing.
Read MoreWomen veteran-focused events also provide an opportunity for women to take on leadership roles and advocate for themselves and their fellow veterans.
Read MoreThe Latina Veteran Roundtable event is a crucial step towards empowering Latina Veterans and creating a more inclusive and supportive community.
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