Make the pledge to serve during VA’s National Volunteer Week, April 16-22, 2023. Whether you choose to plant a tree, package boxes at a local food bank or offer to serve with a nonprofit, what matters most is that you go out and engage. VetServe is a celebration of service and a call-to-action aimed to encourage the nation’s 19 million Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors to join VA in supporting a national day of service on April 21.
In preparation for VetServe 2023, Veterans, families, caregivers, survivors and organizations can do these three things:
- Commit to volunteering on an issue that matters most to you and your community. If you need some ideas of how or where to serve, check out the link here: Volunteer Directory.
- Share your story of service on social media and tag #VetServe2023. Visit RallyPoint: VetServe2023: Share Your Volunteer Service Success Stories Below! | RallyPoint along with Together We Served: VETSERVE 2023 | TogetherWeServed.
- Bring a friend, family member or colleague along to volunteer.
Organizations are encouraged to visit RallyPoint & Together We Served to post opportunities, success stories and outcomes of successful Veteran volunteer service in the community.
Start planning now to be a part of VetServe 2023.
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