Links

 

40 ET 8 – Vancouver, Washington

http://voiture-99.com/
Voiture 99 is committed to charitable and patriotic aims. Our purpose is to uphold and defend the United States Constitution. To promote the well being of veterans and their widows and orphans, and to actively participate in selected charitable endeavors, which include programs that promote child welfare and nurse's training.

 

104th Infantry Division Association

http://104infdiv.org/
This web site is intended to accurately portray and preserve the World War II history of the 104th Infantry Division, and to recognize the contribution of the 34,000 men who proudly wore the Timberwolf shoulder insignia. It also seeks to honor the memory of those gallant men who perished in battle, as well as those who were wounded in action. Finally, it hopes to rekindle the spirit of patriotism manifested in love of country and respect for its flag and institutions.

 

Bright Eyes Dove Release

Bright Eyes Dove Release is located in East Vancouver and is owned and operated by Michael and Jadia Ward.  The business was established in July 2011.  Provides doves for memorial events, weddings, or milestones.  Service area - within 30 miles of East Vancouver.  Phone: 503-750-6361.

 

Civil Air Patrol 

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/fort-vancouver-civil-air-patrol/79/a1a/625                                                                             Meets every Monday 6:30 PM at the new Armed Forces Reserve Center (15005 NE 65th Street and Fourth Plain).  For more information contact Jim Beckelhiemer 360-936-0546.

 

Community Home Health Hospice

“We Honor Veterans” is uniquely designed program to help our caregivers meet the needs of each Veteran’s experience, whether it’s medical or social support.  We are trained to provide the best care for hospice patients who are Veterans.  For more information contact Julie Rinard 360-414-5406 or email jrinard@chhh.org.

 

Dignity Memorial

 www.DignityMemorial.com
 A network of providers that have created a quiet revolution in funeral, cremation, and cemetery services to demonstrate services beyond expectations.  They are dedicated to providing services in accordance with the highest standards of ethics and professionalism to families.  They also work with various veteran’s organizations to assist in the provision of military funeral honors.  For more information call 1-800-344-6489 or visit their website.

 

Fort Vancouver National Trust

http://www.fortvan.org/index.php                                                                                                                                                                                The mission of the Fort Vancouver National Trust is to achieve national recognition of Fort Vancouver National Site as a premier historic destination. The Trust is a private non-profit organization formed to advance the preservation and education purposes of Fort Vancouver National Site. The Trust supports Fort Vancouver partners in a collective effort to preserve, enhance and operate Fort Vancouver for public benefit through education, resource development, advocacy, community identity, programs and cultural tourism.

 

Healing on the Homefront

This program is designed to assist military and Veteran’s families by offering community resources, solution based workshops, and family counseling.  For more information or schedule an appointment, contact Dixie Hotaling at 360-910-8434 or e-mail.
rebel2@comcast.net

 

Interim Healthcare  

www.interimhealthcare.com
“We are here to help!”   Home Care with staff available 24/7, experienced caregivers, integrity and compassion, long term care insurance, insurance verification, complementary RN Assessments, and now accepting Medicaid Clients.  We live and work in your community.  Phone 503-761-6050 or visit our website.

 

Iron Tribe Peer Support Services  

www.irontribenetwork.org
Encompasses all nations, tribes, ethnicities, lineages, and religious preferences by celebrating the diversity that is contained in each individual character; and encouraging each member in a safe, positive, and nurturing environment.  Our mission is to provide peer support and guidance for the releasing ex-con and/or person in recovery, as they navigate successful integration into our community.  For more information 503-344-6710.  For referrals:  ipsreferral.irontribe@gmail.com.

 

Korean War Veterans Association of SW Washington

http://wadeenos1.wix.com/ksov#
Richard L. Quatier Chapter Unit #321 meeting every 3rd Wednesday 10:00 AM at the 40 et 8.  For more information contact Jerry Keesee, phone 360-1035 or e-mail saverflag@yahoo.com.  Jim Moody is setting up a list of organizations that would like to be linked to KWVA.  If you would like to be on this list contact Jim at 360-576-5315 or e-mail jcoyote@comcast.net or edwardjames@gmail.com.

 

Links

Involved in the community disbursing food, juices, and personal care products to families, homeless, emergency situations, veterans, and several others in need.  These items come directly from donations.  We ship juice to various local military events, public events, and organizations.  It has been a blessing to serve so many Veterans and families.   For more information, contact George Golden 360-713-3297. or e-mail ggolden85@msn.com.

 

Love Our Vets

www.LoveOurVets.org                                                                                                                                                                                 If you know of anyone planning a military reunion, or a conference for veterans or those who work with veterans, please contact Welby O’Brien at welbyo@juno.com.

 

Mesothelioma Center

http://www.asbestos.com/

Our Veterans Department is committed to helping veterans file asbestos-related claims with the VA. The experienced Veterans Counselor team is fully accredited by the VA to assist veterans in filing for VA benefits and appeals related to asbestos illnesses. Carl Jewett and Allen Dutton work tirelessly to help veterans get the help they deserve.

Services We Offer to Veterans:

·         Two retired Navy Veterans who provide 1-on-1 assistance with veterans and their families.
·         Assistance with filing VA claims to ensure veterans get maximum benefits.
·         Informational books and literature.
·         Help with finding local VA treatment centers & doctors specializing in asbestos-related disease treatment.
·         Support group access.

 

Northwest Indian Veterans Association (NIVA)

Meetings held the first Wednesday of every month at the Vancouver VA Medical Center (1601 E. Fourth Plain Blvd., Vancouver, WA), Building 11, 3rd Floor, Columbia Room, 7:00PM.  Contact Dave Hancock at email:  cny66441@century.net

 

Oregon Military Support Network

Meetings held every 2nd Thursday at the 40 et 8.  Contact Glenn Shuck at ggshuck36@aol.com.

 

Pacific Northwest Gold Star Children's Scholarship Golf Event                                 

http://www.golfdigestplanner.com/22775-goldstarchildrensgolfevent/
Please join us on June 28, 2013 for the Pacific Northwest Gold Star Children's Scholarship Golf Event to benefit the Pacific Northwest Gold Star Children's Scholarship, an endow ment fund set up to send the Gold Star Children from the Portland Metro and SW Washing- ton area through college. Gold Star Children and the children of fallen soldiers in a time of war. We will have a great day of golf at the beautiful Tri-Mountain Golf Course in Ridge- field, WA. (www.trimountaingolf.com). The event will include a 4-person scramble, lunch, dinner and awards receptions following the golf.

 

Portland VA Medical Center 

http://www.portland.va.gov/
3710 SW U.S. Veterans Hospital Rd.
Portland, OR 97239
503-220-8262 | 800-949-1004 

 

PT Boat 658 

Is now available for fund raising events.  For more information contact Tom Cates 360-892-9642 or email tomjanetcates@q.com.

 

Returning Veterans Project 

http//www.ReturningVeterans.org                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     By providing free counseling and additional health services.  We provide free Mental Health Counseling, Acupuncture, Chiropractic and Naturopathic care and more.  Log onto website the and click on “Find a Provider” tab.  Feel free to contact any provider on the list to make an appointment.  Make sure you mention Returning Veterans Project to receive free, confidential services. Please call us at 503-954-2259 if you have any questions, comments, or concerns.  Regina Swartz representing Elements Therapeutic Massage (1319 NE 134th Street Suite 103,  Vancouver, Wa 98685) is listed as one of our providers.  Call 360-574-3141 to make an appointment.

 

American Red Cross of Southwest Washington

http://www.redcross.org/wa/vancouver
The American Red Cross of Southwest Washington serves more than 561,000 people in Pacific, Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamania and Klickitat counties.
Resource Guide for Military Families (3rd Edition)

 

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

http://www.va.gov/
VA operates the nation's largest integrated health care system, with more than 1,700 hospitals, clinics, community living centers, domiciliaries, readjustment counseling centers, and other facilities.

 

USO - NW PDX Center  

USONW.ORG/PDX
For all military, military families, and veterans providing care and comfort while waiting for their flight.  Services will include a lounge area, TV and movies, snacks, refreshments, discounts from airport restaurants or vendors, email access, Wi-Fi access, travel assistance, XBox 360 Entertainment system, and much more.  We are looking for your support by either volunteering in shifts or donations to maintain the center.  For more information e-mail pdx@usonw.org, phone 503-467-9775.

 

Vancouver USA Regional Tourism Office

www.VisitVancouverUSA.com
Working with military and veteran groups for conventions, events, and military reunions here in Vancouver.  They will provide contacts for speakers, welcome committees, color guard, tour guides, and resources for other requests.  Please contact Christine Whitney at 360-750-1553 Ext. 16 or e-mail CWhitney@VisitVancouverUSA.com or visit their website.