The 25th Anniversary of 9/11: Turning Remembrance into Meaningful Action
“On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, our team remembered the events of that day, honored those we lost, recognized the sacrifices made since and renewed our
“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 Greenlay, Director or Development,
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services
On December 1st, the Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services team attended The Fedcap Group’s annual “Celebration of The Power of Possible Gala.” The event highlighted the resilience and achievements of individuals transformed by The Fedcap Group’s programs. This year’s gala brought together business and government partners, board members, and clients to honor the organization’s mission of helping people overcome barriers to economic well-being.
The evening centered on powerful personal stories of tragedy, redemption, and success, emphasizing the challenges faced and the victories achieved by Fedcap clients. These testimonials are recognized as the most moving part of the event, deeply resonating with attendees and reinforcing the organization’s belief in the “Power of Possible.”
In addition to inspiration, the gala serves as a key fundraising and networking opportunity, attracting new supporters and celebrating dedicated partners and staff. Highlights included the Community Impact Awards—honoring figures like Governor David A. Paterson—and memorable entertainment at iconic venues, such as The Plaza Hotel. Feedback consistently notes the gala’s success in communicating The Fedcap Group’s mission and showcasing its life-changing work and innovative programs in education, workforce development, health, and economic advancement.
“On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, our team remembered the events of that day, honored those we lost, recognized the sacrifices made since and renewed our
“Labor Day reminds us that work with purpose creates dignity, opportunity, and stronger communities, and the Center is proud to work alongside organized labor to
“Making connections at conferences and leading convenings are intrinsic to how the Center works—bringing people, ideas, and resources together to expand opportunities for veterans and
“Build a strong digital presence, utilizing social media to foster relationships and expand visibility.” – Outreach & Awareness: Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services: Three-Year Business
