Supporting Our Partners
“Dixon Center has been a great supporter and partner of Soldier On for over a decade in our shared mission of ending veteran homelessness. We are much stronger and more effective by working together.”
– Bruce Buckley, CEO, Soldier On
Eileen Greenlay, Director of Development, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, members of her family, and friends spent time this weekend attending a fundraiser hosted by Soldier On in Belmar, NJ.
We took the opportunity to show our support for the remarkable work and impact Soldier On is having to end veteran homelessness.
The Soldier On event in NJ, along with others like it, allows us the chance to support our partners by bringing together people, resources and in some cases our expertise, to assist our partners as they build capacity.
We are proud of our relationship with Soldier On and recognize that we are much stronger when we work together than when we are apart.
Eileen Greenlay (middle) pictured with Bruce Buckley, CEO (left) and Casey DiCicco, Director of Communications (right) with Soldier On.
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