Volunteering

Winter Wonderland at Battle Creek VA brought joy, games and holiday cheer as Veterans, families and partners celebrated together in warmth and fellowship.

On this National Day of Service, consider giving back to those who gave so much by honoring the lives affected by the events of 9/11.

Caitlin Golson has given nearly 1,000 hours in volunteer time to VA and charities. She is her local Knights of Columbus Volunteer of the Year.

Four volunteers at the Columbia VA Health Care System (VAHCS) were recently recognized for selflessly volunteering for a combined total of more than 26,000 hours serving Veterans.

VA supports employees who want to volunteer their time through flexible scheduling, paid time off and a program to help the nation in emergencies.

Ms. Clara is the widow of a retired Air Force Veteran and is “here to see that our Veterans receive the best we have to offer.” She has been honored for 44 years of volunteering.

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National Volunteer Week is a perfect reminder to put actions to words and help someone out. The best thing you can give someone is time, so volunteer today!