#OperationGreenLight for Veterans is a nationwide initiative that shows solidarity with America’s Veterans.
From Nov. 4 to 11, buildings and homes across the country will light up green to recognize the sacrifice and strength of our Veterans as they transition from military to civilian life. The green light serves as a beacon of support, reminding our Veterans they’re not alone. Join the nation’s 3,069 counties, parishes and boroughs who have joined in the support.
Did you know?
The color green is a symbol of hope, renewal and moving forward—exactly what Operation Green Light represents for our Veterans facing the challenges of civilian reintegration.
Want to participate?
- Replace your porch light with a green bulb.
- Share a photo of your green light using hashtag #OperationGreenLight.
- Learn about Veterans’ services in your community.
- Reach out to a Veteran you know.
Help illuminate the path forward for those who’ve served. Together, we can show our Veterans that their service matters and their community stands with them.
Want for more information about the nationwide effort? Check out Operation Green Light for Veterans online.
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