Strategic Partnership Forged with BVSJ
September 23rd, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services formalized a strategic partnership with Black Veterans for Social Justice (BVSJ)—a pivotal step in advancing our shared mission to ensure
During an innovation workshop, this week, at The Fedcap Group, in New York City, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services spent time determining how we can reimagine veteran and military family financial wellness.
Working and collaborating with THRUUE, AlphaROC, and the Coordinated Assistance Network (CAN), we focused on the pain points of financial wellness and how we can best leverage artificial intelligence, networks and educational programs.
We will use the data and information, systems, and partners discovered to maximize capacity building, crisis intervention and long-term services to address veteran satisfaction with their current and future financial situations.
We will publish our findings and proposed plan in the next few months. Stay tuned.
From left to right: Chris Fitzpatrick, CAN; Duncan Milne, Dixon Center; Daniel Forrester, THRUUE, Sam Whitehurst and Eileen Greenlay, Dixon Center; Harris Wekselblatt, AlphaROC.
September 23rd, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services formalized a strategic partnership with Black Veterans for Social Justice (BVSJ)—a pivotal step in advancing our shared mission to ensure
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services’ is actively attending conferences and celebrations to leverage and strengthen the Center’s network of partners, supporters, community-based programs, veterans and
The development team at Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is leveraging our learning and analysis of the previous years to refine our fundraising strategy. As
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services participated in the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs (NASDVA) Annual Training Conference in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
