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November 28, 2023  (Phoenix, AZ)How we take care of military veterans matters. Nonprofits in Prescott, Phoenix and Fountain Hills specifically help veterans either get on their feet post-service or help them as they age. U.S. Vets helps homeless and disabled Veterans find shelter, counseling, career development and other services, for instance. Read More

November 28, 2023 (Phoenix, AZ) The VMLC hosted the largest Heroes Patriotic Luncheon to date with nearly 700 attendees at the Arizona Biltmore last month. The 21st annual celebration was presented by Global Med, an international company founded by local philanthropist Joel Barthelemy, and was chaired by VMLC Committee Chair, George Bliss. Read the full article

Three new members will be added to the non-profit’s Council. January 27, 2023 (Phoenix, AZ) Veterans Medical Leadership Council (VMLC) added three new members to the Council which now consists of 20 members. These new members include James Kasselmann, Abe McCann, and Kiamesha Guy. In addition, Thom Meaker and Dr. Danita Applegate have moved to Emeritus status.  James Kasselmann served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps from 1982-2002 and completed his twenty

A partnership between Corporate and Non-Profit for the benefit of insulin dependent diabetic Veterans on Navajo Nation is a notable example for others to follow. The partnership objective is to prolong the life of diabetic Veterans who do not have electricity in their home. This is done by providing a solar unit with a refrigerator/freezer

In this time of pandemic, with its new challenges and expectations, there are stories to tell not just about keeping our distance from one another, but also in spanning the distance between despair and hope. One such effort, to bring hope where it is desperately needed, takes flight nearly every week from a suburb of Phoenix,

rom the Navajo Nations Winter 2021 Speakers Report- s. Speaker Seth Damon and the 24th Navajo Nation Council extend sincere appreciation to the Veterans Medical Leadership Council and the Native American Sustainability for Veterans and those in Uniform for their generous donations of goods and services. The VMLC and NASVU are veterans helping our Navajo

At our 19th Annual Heroes Patriotic Luncheon, we were able to honor 6 outstanding heroes from our country’s major conflicts. Watch their stories on our Youtube channel