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“Together, we are ensuring that Veterans and their families are heard, supported, and never left behind.” – Anthony Paolino, Strategic Advisor, CMVS We are proud
“AI will never replace our priority of connection and relationship building. It does strengthen our ability to vet opportunities, develop more compelling proposals, and improve efficiency in our daily development activities.”
– Eileen Greenlay, Director of Development
Over the last several months, our Development team has participated in various webinars focused on how artificial intelligence can strengthen our operations and quality of grant applications and donor communications.
Curious. Growing. Efficient. These were the top three responses to a live poll at a recent webinar hosted by one of our funders asking attendees for one word to describe their current usage of AI. Additionally, a question was posed “will funders have issue with our use of AI?” Our host funder told us, “They expect you to use it.” Suggestions proposed that resonated with us:
AI tools can support our work, improve efficiency, enhance storytelling, and expand our ability to serve veterans and military families. We balance that with transparency and appropriate usage.
So yes, the team at the Center does use AI for certain tasks.

“Together, we are ensuring that Veterans and their families are heard, supported, and never left behind.” – Anthony Paolino, Strategic Advisor, CMVS We are proud

“By sharing research, strengthening partnerships, and advancing practical solutions, CMVS helps create pathways for veterans to achieve their goals and thrive beyond military service.” Last

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services (CMVS) will honor Holly E. Metzger by naming its Heal with Honor pillar in her memory: the Holly

“Business Development begins in local areas by including small community-based opportunities.” A key tenet of our work at the Center for Military and Veterans Services