Congratulations to Our 2025 Award Winners
to these individuals and organizations for really making a difference in the lives of veterans and their families.” – David Sutherland, Chair,Dixon Center for Military
One person’s experience, one person wanting to right a wrong, or one person’s idea can spark change. However, it takes collaboration to transform a system.
– Eileen Greenlay, Director of Development
Last week, Eileen Greenlay attended the Social Innovation Summit on behalf of Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services. This annual convening brings together purpose-driven business leaders, funders, community stakeholders, and impact entrepreneurs to share ideas and inspire collaboration to make systemic change in communities.
Major takeaways:
By ensuring veterans were part of the discussion, Dixon Center engaged with several organizations as potential new partners to help us further our mission to improve the lives of veterans and their families.
Eileen Greenlay at the networking reception at the Social Innovation Summit in Chicago, June 4-5.
to these individuals and organizations for really making a difference in the lives of veterans and their families.” – David Sutherland, Chair,Dixon Center for Military
“The focus on the personal stories of individuals whose lives have been transformed through Fedcap’s support, moved the audience to tears and applause.” – Eileen
Every Thanksgiving, together, we honor veterans and military families by ensuring every action reflects accountability, transparency, and gratitude. As we approach Thanksgiving, the Center has
“Great job to our development team and their efforts during this month to grow our revenue.” – Col. Duncan Milne, President In his appropriate quote,
