Building Capacity with the Fedcap Group
“Building capacity within The Fedcap Group, and across the nation, is one of our objectives.”
– Colonel Duncan Milne, U.S. Marine Corps (RET.), President,
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services
Dixon Center for Military Services is building capacity with The Fedcap Group’s growing number of top-tier nonprofit agencies dedicated to advancing the economic well-being of people with barriers, including veterans.
Dixon Center is:
- Assisting Fedcap Rehabilitation Services achieve business outcomes and a competitive advantage integrating veterans and their families in their workforce. This includes collaboration opportunities with numerous stakeholders with common goals.
- Serving on The Fedcap Group Tiger Team, we are sharing opportunities to access resources that organizations need to adapt in the fast-changing world of veterans and their families.
- Collaborating with Single Stop and Fedcap Rehabilitation Services on multiple grant proposals.
- Collaborating with Community Work Services in the Greater Boston area creating new outcomes for pathways to employment.
- Sharing resources by presenting a matching gift to Maine Veterans Forward to address basic needs for Maine’s veterans and their families.
We are building capacity. We are strengthening ongoing collaboration with partner organizations and stakeholders that address, or want to address their impact on the evolving needs of our nations veterans and their families.

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