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Dixon Center Bugler: Command Council

Dixon Center Bugler: Command Council

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is very appreciative of all our volunteer Command Council. Dixon Center’s Command Council serves as an advisory board. Our members work with our leadership and provide advice on matters that directly concern programs and fundraising efforts.

COMMAND COUNCIL MEMBERS

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is very appreciative of all our volunteer Command Council. Dixon Center’s Command Council serves as an advisory board. Our members work with our leadership and provide advice on matters that directly concern programs and fundraising efforts.

Latrese Dixon – Blue and Gold Star Family Partner
John Anderson – Spring Creek Partners and Anderson Enterprises
John Coonradt – USMC for Life
Rick Freedman – Eugene and Ruth Freedman Family Foundation
Danny Gardner – Affordable Housing Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Tommy Haire – Soldier for Life
Brian Hull – UBS Americas
Bob McCann – NewEdge Wealth
Christine McMahon – The Fedcap Group
Holly Metzger – Artist
Jerry Pascucci – UBS Americas
Colonel David Sutherland, U.S. Army (Ret.) – Chairman
Tim Thorne – Workforce Development SME
Edward Wenzel – Edward Wenzel Associates
James E. Williams Jr. – Nonprofit Executive SME

Thank you for being a volunteer and for sharing our noble purpose: to make the lives of our veterans and their families better. 

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National Vietnam War Veterans Day

National Vietnam War Veterans Day

Today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. March 29th was established as a day to recognize the sacrifice of those who fought in Southeast Asia. There are 610,000 living veterans out of the 2.7 million who served in Vietnam.

Our nation owes an eternal debt of gratitude for their sacrifice and that of their families. Today’s veterans can talk about their combat experiences in large part because our Vietnam veterans could not or would not. Much of our battlefield knowledge and effectiveness can be attributed to what we learned from our Vietnam veterans. Thankfully, our nation has learned how to separate the warrior from the wars because of the way this generation of veterans dealt with the adversity of coming home from combat. Today and every day, at Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, we work to honor their service and vow to double-down on our efforts to include this generation of veterans and their families. With your help we have been able to make the lives of all generations of veterans better.

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Veterans in Piping Partnership

Veterans in Piping Partnership

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is partnering with the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry (UA) Veterans in Piping (VIP) program. The UA VIP Program provides job skills training and certification leading to guaranteed employment as a United Association apprentice.

Dixon Center is providing influence, ideas and actions to increase the impact of the VIP program. Together we will accomplish our shared goal of making the lives of our veterans and their families better. This is our mission, to ensure our veterans and military families can succeed where they live and that every organization, across all sectors of society, effectively integrate veterans and their families into their organization and existing programs. To learn more about how Dixon Center partners with organizations to create Work with Purpose, listen to the Dixon Center podcast, Service Before Self, and contact Colonel Sam Whitehurst at swhitehurst@dixoncenter.org.

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Fedcap Group Annual Report

Fedcap Group Annual Report

Our parent organization has released The Fedcap Group’s 2021 Annual Report. Click on the image below to view the outstanding results.

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is a member of The Fedcap Group, a platform for over 20 companies to deliver proven services and solving systematic problems. We operate as a subsidiary of the 501c3 organization of Fedcap Rehabilitation Services Inc., (Federal Tax ID 13-5645879).

The operating highlights of Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services are part of a comprehensive financial statement package of Fedcap Rehabilitation Services, Inc.

We are proud of our GuideStar recognition with the 2021 Gold Seal of Transparency and the audited financial statements ending September 30, 2019, 88% of Fedcap’s total expenditures went directly toward programming.

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Making Giving Even Easier

Making Giving Even Easier

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is looking to increase the amount of donations our nonprofit receives each year.

Now is your chance to join us.

Our parent organization, The Fedcap Group, is working with our development team to offer as many flexible payment options as possible such as PayPal, with Venmo coming this spring.

It’s time to book a demo today by contacting our Director of Development, Vanessa Stergios, vstergios@dixoncenter.org.

You are invited to join us on this journey, now and throughout this year. Your involvement can make the greatest difference.

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Service Before Self Podcast Season 2 Coming Soon

Service Before Self Podcast Season 2 Coming Soon

Today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. March 29th was established as a day to recognize the sacrifice of those who fought in Southeast Asia. There are 610,000 living veterans out of the 2.7 million who served in Vietnam.

Our nation owes an eternal debt of gratitude for their sacrifice and that of their families. Today’s veterans can talk about their combat experiences in large part because our Vietnam veterans could not or would not. Much of our battlefield knowledge and effectiveness can be attributed to what we learned from our Vietnam veterans. Thankfully, our nation has learned how to separate the warrior from the wars because of the way this generation of veterans dealt with the adversity of coming home from combat. Today and every day, at Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, we work to honor their service and vow to double-down on our efforts to include this generation of veterans and their families. With your help we have been able to make the lives of all generations of veterans better.

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Our Approaching 10th Anniversary

Our Approaching 10th Anniversary

This July 13th we will celebrate our 10th Anniversary.

Leading up to this auspicious milestone we will be sharing our favorite moments, recognizing our partners, and highlighting our achievements.

To kick off the celebration, watch for the launch of our new and improved website designed and coordinated by our Program and Administration Manager, Sara Heidenheimer.

This is an exciting time for Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services. It is the opportunity to double-down on our noble purpose: to make the lives of our veterans and their families better. This is the chance to build upon the success across our 3 pillars, 13 programs, and 356 projects over the past 10 years.

We will use this celebration to recommit ourselves to our mission to ensure our veterans and military families can succeed where they live and that every organization, across all sectors of society, effectively integrate veterans and their families into their organization and existing programs.

With our donors, partners, supporters, and most of all our veterans and their families, we will be celebrating. That said, we recognize that we have so much more to do.

Here’s to many more years of service and commitment. Cheers.

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2021 Annual Impact Report Available

2021 Annual Impact Report Available

Today, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services released the 2021 Annual Report. This report tells the story of our approach and how we challenge – and change – the status quo based on the evolving needs of our veterans and their families. We are not creating new programs. Rather, by enabling the integration of military and veteran services into existing programs we’re increasing impact in our three pillars: Work with Purpose; Heal with Honor; and Live with Hope.

Download Our 2021 Dixon Center for Annual Report

In his Annual Report Chairman’s letter, Retired Army Colonel David Sutherland advised that “In the post-pandemic environment, our country and world will need more resilient, nimble, and creative leaders like our team at Dixon Center.” He said, “This leaves me feeling convinced that our work here at Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, as a member of The Fedcap Group, is more relevant than ever.”

As a member of The Fedcap Group we are proud of their GuideStar recognition with the 2021 Gold Seal of Transparency. Our operating highlights are part of The Fedcap Group’s comprehensive financial statement package. Based on audited financial statements ending September 30, 2020, 88% of Fedcap’s total expenditures went directly toward programming.

Together, we are ensuring that veterans and their families succeed where they live.

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Fiscal Year 2021 Financial Recap

Fiscal Year 2021 Financial Recap

​The Fedcap Group, a growing network of top tier nonprofit agencies and the parent company of Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, recently released its operating and financial results for fiscal year 2021.

The operating highlights of Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services are part of these biannual presentations. As part of The Fedcap Group’s commitment to transparency, we are providing our donors and other key stakeholders with regular and timely disclosures about financial and operational performance, mission-related impact, trends, and challenges across The Fedcap Group.

Click here: The Fedcap Group Financial and Programmatic Results for FY 2021 Demonstrate Effective Implementation and Strong Financial Performance – The Fedcap Group to review the release.

You can learn more about our relationship with The Fedcap Group on our website or by contacting our Director of Development, Vanessa Stergios, vstergios@dixoncenter.org. 

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Dixon Center Command Council Welcomes Bob McCann

Dixon Center Command Council Welcomes Bob McCann

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services has announced a new member to our Command Council.

“Today, I’d like to welcome our newest member of the Command Council, Bob McCann”, said our Chairman, David Sutherland, during the 2021 Dixon Center Holiday Reception, on 14 December. During the evening events Bob closed the reception with a wonderful talk about his enthusiasm for the future.

Dixon Center Command Council serves as an advisory board. It’s members work with our leadership and provide advice on matters that directly concern programs and fundraising efforts.

Bob has been a passionate advocate for veterans and their families, both at UBS as the former Chairman of the Americas and now as the Managing Partner at Forest Creek Golf Club in Pinehurst, NC.

“Bob’s appointment speaks to his leadership and longtime friendship. He is a coach and mentor, and this appointment makes me very happy.” said Sutherland, He went on to say, “Bob has started a new chapter, with the recent announcement of his joining NewEdge Capital Group as Co-Chairman and his joining our Command Council, I’m excited to see him combining his passion as a business leader with his commitment to those touched by military service.”

For more information about our Command Council contact retired USMC Colonel Duncan Milne, our President, at dmilne@dixoncenter.org.

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