The Power of Partnership
How the Center and the Fedcap Group Make Greater Impact Together

At the heart of Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services’ (the Center) mission is a commitment to improving the lives of veterans and their families. As a proud member of The Fedcap Group, the Center draws strength from a global network of leading nonprofit organizations, the affiliates, collaborating to create meaningful opportunities and support for those who served our nation.
Over the past few months, the Center has advanced its business development initiatives by partnering closely with key affiliates. In Boston, the Center teamed up with Community Work Services to exchange best business practices and innovative models, ensuring both organizations are equipped to meet the evolving needs of veterans. This collaboration helped strengthen operational effectiveness and broaden the reach of services offered to clients.
The Center also worked with Civic Hall in New York City, finalizing plans for the Annual Holiday Reception. This event is not only a celebration but also an important opportunity for networking, engagement, and community building among veterans, supporters, and partner organizations.
Furthermore, the Center renewed its contract with Single Stop, reinforcing its commitment to connecting veterans with vital resources and services. These partnerships exemplify the Center’s dedication to collaborative business development, ensuring organizations, communities and individuals receive comprehensive support to meet their goals enhancing the wellbeing of veterans and their families.
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