Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for the chance to care for Veterans, and for Veterans themselves.

Veterans from the Las Vegas VA Residential Recovery and Renewal Center were special guests at a holiday lunch provided by Leatherneck Club and VFW.

A few Thanksgiving adventures from Veterans, our staff and local TV stations who shared their stories.

Columbia VA acquired over 1,000 pounds of Thanksgiving food donations from local charities, churches, businesses and Veteran service organizations.

With the arrival of Thanksgiving, we look back on some of the things we’re thankful for every day at VA.

It’s a holiday season like none other. Without endangering the health of your relatives and friends, how can you safely celebrate the holidays this year? Here are some helpful tips.

VA demonstrates its gratitude to military personnel by supporting Veterans each day, including recruiting transitioning military to civilian careers.

Air Force Veteran and VA employee reflects on the many reasons he is thankful this Thanksgiving Day. Including “some things that most people might not think a person would be thankful for.”

Across America, VA employees and community partners provided thousands of Thanksgiving Day meals to Veterans. Food bank coordinator: “There shouldn’t be a hungry Veteran.”

In addition to delivering turkeys and hot meals, this Thanksgiving, VA and their community partners in Western New York are marking the continuing success of finding shelter for homeless Veterans.

Dr. Andrew V. Schally, who shared the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology in 1977 for identifying the structure of hormonal peptides in the brain, gives thanks and offers reflections on his career with VA and life in the USA.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we at VA would [...]