VSN Events

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March Events

OBSERVANCES, Awareness & MORE:

Missoula Nonprofit Center ~ MNC provides our community's nonprofits with trainings, networking opportunities, information sharing, and more. We work to bring together Missoula’s nonprofits to collaborate, create, and support one another. Learn more on the MNC website!

NOW through March 31st ~ STOP Soldier Suicide! 31 miles in 31 days. 1 challenge to provide free mental health and wellness care to the military community (JOIN).
NOW through March 31st ~ Women's History Month, "Military Women Rock" (Poster contest Deadline 3/15). There are a number of ways to celebrate, but the first way is to STAND UP and TAKE YOUR RIGHTFUL PLACE IN HISTORY by registering your service and story with the Military Women's Memorial - your Memorial. HISTORY IS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT YOUR STORY.
- CHALLENGE: Create your account & register your service.
- ALREADY HAVE AN ACCOUNT OR REGISTERED YOUR STORY of SERVICE? Is your story up to date? Log in to your account, check your registration profile, and make any updates to rank, photo, memorable experience, awards. MAKE SURE YOUR STORY IS UP TO DATE AND COMPLETE.
- EVERY SINGLE STORY DESERVES TO BE TOLD! All women who have served our nation are honored, recognized, remembered, and celebrated at the Military Women's Memorial. Their stories of service, sacrifice, leadership, and contributions to our nation are the essence of the Memorial. These stories are our history as a nation.
- Our MWM Register, the national database of stories of service of all women who have served, holds the stories of service of more than 313,000 women. We have so much work to do to ensure every woman's story is told. Questions: 703-533-1155, info@womensmemorial.org

NOW ~ Patriot Pin Up “If you know someone in the military, please get us their name and address so we can send them a care package.” (FLYER) Questions: patriotpinupmontana@gmail.com
NOW through March 21st ~ Paddleheads WThF promotions on sale. All tickets for SatSun promotions will be on sale from March 22nd- 28th (5/27 Opening Day; 5/30 HS Takeover with fireworks; 6/13 Military Appreciation Night - see below; 7/3 & 7/4 Fourth of July Celebration; 8/1 SUPERHEROE Night with fireworks) TICKETS Questions: Riley Fox 406-543-3300, rfox@gopaddleheads.com (Also, Maddy invited VSN members to table at Military Appreciation Night on Friday, June 13th "We’re planning a night dedicated to honoring and celebrating those who have served, and I think it would be a great opportunity for you all to connect with fans and share the incredible work you do." Contact Maddy - Promotions & Entertainment Manager, mouellette@gopaddleheads.com)
NOW through June ~ Run Wild Missoula Training Class (Start training for the Veteran Suicide Awareness & Prevention (VSAP) 5/17 and/or the Missoula Marathon 6/27-29)

March 20th ~ International Day of Happiness
March 22nd ~ Missoula Rock Lotto at the Wilma (INFO / TICKETS) Benefit for Missoula Community Radio
March 24th ~ UM Professor of MIS Dr. Shawn Clouse's Cybersecurity Class will be conducting cybersecurity audits for local nonprofits. If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please click here.
March 24th - 28th ~ Montana Legal Services Assoc (MLSA) Expungement Clinics in Helena, Billings, and Bozeman. Open to anyone who might be eligible to expunge their criminal misdemeanors that are at least 5 years old. ***Phone appointments are also available for folks who cannot make it in person*** (Application). Questions: Madiera - Communications Manager 406-442- 9830 ext. 1157, mzehnder@mtlsa.org
March 26th ~ DEADLINE to SIGN UP for Veterans Upward Bound Spring Workshops April-May (Mandatory Orientation 4/3 or 4/4). FREE college prep for Veterans (college math, writing, computers, etc.) All of the courses can be taken online. If you need a laptop, VUB has refurbished ones they can provide through their laptop loaner program. REGISTER OR contact Michelle 406-272-6492, mwatson@vubmt.com
March 26th ~ Learn how the RTM Protocol™ is transforming PTSD treatment (See 3/26 below)
March 26th ~ American Legion's "Be the One" to end Veteran suicide. Training for those who want to learn more about interacting and responding with Veterans who may be in crisis (ONLINE 3:30pm MT/ REGISTER)
March 27th ~ Women Veterans TOWN HALL, 5pm. Contact Susan for more info: Women Veteran Program Manager (406) 447-7315 or 447-7025, susan.calentine@va.gov
March 28th ~ FREE Vetrepreneur Franchise Academy. Register to attend the next online Information Session (VA News)
March 28th ~ Archetype of the Warrior Across Time: Jung, Campbell and Modern Perspectives (See 3/28 below)
March 29th ~ Vietnam War Veterans Day. Is your VVA chapter, or local area hosting a ceremony or event for Vietnam War Veterans Day? Fill out our form to have your event included on our events listing page: https://forms.gle/BR3ep2cGsYPYQE8Q6

NOW: UM MVSO

Student Veterans are assisting Project Healing Waters with new chapters in Missoula and at the University of Montana.

Please take a moment to fill out the Project Healing Waters Survey.

Questions: Pat Beckwith - Director, Military & Veteran Services Office (MVSO) 1000 E Beckwith Ave., Missoula (406) 243-2500 / 243-5744, patrick.beckwith@mso.umt.edu

NOW: Veteran and Family Engagement Group

The VA is recruiting for a Veteran and Family Engagement Group for a project that is focused on improving nursing care at the Veterans Health Administration. Perspectives can help improve care for all veterans by ensuring research addresses real issues that are meaningful to you, reaches the bedside faster so you all can benefit quicker, and is guided by your experiences. The project focuses on key areas over 5 years:

Nursing Work Environment: Have you noticed poor communication, noise, or other challenges while receiving care?
Care Coordination: Was your care smooth between hospital stays, primary care, or specialists? Did you understand and have everything you needed to take care of you.
Nurse Staffing: How staffing levels affected your experience.
Pressure Injuries: improving how nurses help manage and prevent these injuries.

If interested, contact Chantele 412-360-6250, Chantele.Mitchellmiland@va.gov

Thanks for sharing, Matthew “Doc” Campbell, BSM, MBA, ACHE (LinkedIn) - VetResources Community Network Consultant, Community Veterans Engagement Board Liaison / Veterans Experience Office (VEO) 765-439-0243, matthew.campbell@va.gov

Click here to download the VA Welcome Kit Whether you’re just getting out of the military or have been a civilian for many years, the VA Welcome Kit can help guide you to the benefits and services you have earned.
Sign up for the #VetResources Newsletter A weekly newsletter for Veterans, their families, caregivers, and survivors.
Discover valuable VA Outreach Events Explore FREE events for all Veterans, their families, caregivers, and survivors.

NOW: Register for Moral Injury Healing

Opportunities to support Veterans and their communities through education and healing programs focused on moral injury.

What is Moral Injury? Moral injury occurs when a person perpetrates, fails to act, or witnesses an act that goes against deeply held values. It is not PTSD but can result in feelings of shame, guilt, grief, depression, substance abuse, relationship struggles, anxiety, and thoughts of suicide. You are not alone in this experience, and help is available.

MARCH - ONLINE: Female Veterans MI Group ~ 90 minutes a week for 8-12 weeks.
3/26 HELENA: Moral Injury & Complementary Healing Practices with Zachary Moon, PhD in partnership with Rob Lawler, Montana Faith & Community-Based Services Coordinator, Life Covenant Church, 800 Hoback St., Helena (8:00 AM – 3:30 PM; Lunch 12:00 – 1:30 PM) ~ Join author, professor, and former military chaplain Zachary Moon, PhD, for a free training. This event provides insights into moral injury and complementary practices for reparative work from both spiritual and clinical perspectives Register (FREE – CE Credits = 4 contact hours): VOANR.org/ZacharyMoonrotect.cudasvc.com Shared on Facebook!

Bre, “These events are excellent resources for organizations, healthcare providers, and faith communities working with veterans. We kindly ask for your help in spreading the word to those who may benefit from these opportunities. Thank you for your continued support in serving our veterans.”

Questions: Breanna Rodriguez, MBA - US Navy Veteran, Western Montana Moral Injury Specialist, Volunteers of America Northern Rockies 406-926-3600, C 406-529-1857, Breanna.Rodriguez@voanr.org

NOW through 3/21: JSEC "Back on Track" Scholarship

The Missoula Job Service Employers’ Council (JSEC) is pleased to award a $3,000 scholarship to a student who intends to pursue post-secondary education or training during the 2025-2026 academic year. The selected applicant will have shown personal initiative in accomplishing school and/or employment responsibilities and will have demonstrated the ability to plan and organize for their future. The application deadline is March 21, 2025, and all qualified students are encouraged to apply.

For an application, contact your high school counselor or Laurie - Job Service Supervisor, laurie.normandy@mt.gov

NOW through 3/26: REGISTER for Veterans Upward Bound

Veterans Upward Bound is happy to announce the spring refresher classes. If you are working with any Veterans thinking about changing career paths or going back to school to work on a certificate, trade program, or other degree, these classes are very helpful to prepare and transition, and they are FREE! These classes are ONLINE everywhere throughout Montana.

Mandatory ORIENTATION April 3rd (2 - 4pm) or 4th (10am - 12pm) Classes run M-Th April 7th - May 2nd
College Readiness Assessments / Help Navigating the College Process
Benefits & Financial Aid Assistance.
Career Assistance & Tutoring Support.
Social & Cultural Events AND MORE!

If you need a laptop, we have refurbished ones that we can provide through our laptop loaner program (VUB on Facebook).

REGISTER: https://vubmt.com/ OR if you have any questions about the classes or would like to inquire about any of our other services, please feel free to contact Michelle Watson (MSUN Center for VETS) 406-272-6492, mwatson@vubmt.com

NOW through 4/11: Preparing for Project Community Connect, Missoula Public Library *(April 11th at 10am - 3pm

This event is a one stop shop that offers a variety of basic need services, housing resources, medical/dental care, haircuts, etc. all under one roof. We typically have approximately 200 attendees, and many are seeking employment and training opportunities (FLYER)

Questions: Rebecca - MHA Family Self Sufficiency (FSS) Director (406) 549-4113 ex 106, rstancil@missoulahousing.org

NOW: Registration is OPEN for ART AND MOVEMENT SUMMER CAMP

Our mission is to bring the fun! We have partnered with the American Legion Hall Post #27 to create a summer camp program in central Missoula for children ages 6 to 10. At AMSC, each day is centered around creative hands-on projects balanced with physical play and group activities (June 23 - 27; July 7 - 11; July 21 - 25 & August 4 - 8). Learn more Questions: (406) 201-8464, missoulaartandmovement@gmail.com

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3/20 - 3/31 Missoula Senior Center, 705 S Higgins Ave., Missoula

Our Mission is to develop and implement programs and services that support the physical, intellectual, and emotional health and well-being of seniors and to serve as a focal point for community projects that enhance health, education, recreation, and socialization for seniors and their families in the Missoula area: http://missoulaseniorcenter.org/

MSC hosts YOGA (M 9am & 3pm, TuTh 9:30am), LUNCH DAILY (11:30am - 12:30pm), ART CLASSES / ORIGAMI, DOMINOES, and
Every Monday & Saturday: Line Dancing 10am
Every Tuesday: Cribbage 1 - 4pm
Every Wednesday: T'ai Chi 9:15am, Scrabble 12:45pm & Bridge 1pm
Every Thursday & Friday: PINOCHLE 1 - 4pm
Every Thursday: BINGO! You do not have to be a senior to join the BINGO fun. Doors open 5pm (Bingo 6:30pm).

Follow the Sr. Center Facebook page! Questions: 406-543-7154, manager@missoulaseniorcenter.org

3/20 - 3/27 (Every Monday – Thursday): MW/HAN OPEN OFFICE HOURS at MIC, 2205 34th St., Missoula, 10am – 12pm

Get housing and employment support from the Housing Advocate Network (HAN) & Missoula Works! HAN is a network of volunteer leaders (including MIC) who are building relationships to assist individuals and families with finding housing, raising community awareness, and working together to change root causes of homelessness: http://micmt.org/ (PLEASE consider volunteering for HAN - call 406-207-8228 ext. 5 or email zeke@micmt.org)

3/21 (Every Friday): Missoula Works Mentorship Program, 3 - 5pm. If you or someone you know is interested in building community by mentoring others and contributing to the well-being of those in our community by supporting their personal and professional growth, we would love you to join Mentorship Program! For more information, please email daisy@missoulaworks.com
4/11 (2nd Friday): MIC Community Meal, 3:30 - 5pm ~ All are welcome!
4/15 (3rd Tuesday): MIC Tour, 10am ~ We provide an overview of how our programs are operating in Missoula, share stories, and offer opportunities to get more involved. For questions contact sarah@micmt.org or to sign up please register here.
Missoula Works ~ GET IT DONE Crew! When you hire us, you are supporting our mission of providing employment opportunities, leadership training, and empowerment to those who have faced barriers to employment. To book residential or commercial winter snow removal services, as well as help with other tasks on your to-do list, call 406-926-3400: Home | Missoula Works
Missoula Works Sewing Ventures ~ Let our in-house sewing operation create co-branded and sustainable textile products just for you! When you contract with MWSV, you support programs that EMPLOY, HOUSE, and FEED Missoulians. Shop online: www.missoulaworksventures.org; For more information contact naomi@missoulaworks.com

Questions: Missoula Works / Missoula Interfaith Collaborative (406) 926-3400

3/20 - 3/29 Missoula Community Access Television (MCAT), Missoula Public Library, 455 E. Main, Missoula

Providing Missoula residents and organizations with the equipment, training, and distribution to produce media based on their interests and concerns. We offer FREE hands-on media creation experiences ~ Follow us on Facebook!

We maintain two channels on Charter Spectrum (channels 189 and 190) and have over 11,000 videos on our YouTube Channel.

NOW through 3/21: Spring Break Media Camp, 10am - 4pm ~ Ending with a viewing party on Friday March 21 at 3pm. Cost is $200 BUT if you need a scholarship just email mcat@mcat.org
Every Tuesday (6pm) & Thursday (2pm): Introduction to Podcasting. Learn to use MCAT’s podcasting equipment which features headphones and microphones for up to four participants. A smart phone connection makes doing phone interviews clear and easy.
Every Wednesday: Computer Video Editing, 2 or 6pm ~ Learn about Final Cut Pro, or Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve.
Every Saturday (10am) & Monday (6pm): MCAT Tour & Training ~ The tour includes the studio, computer editing, podcast rooms and cameras for check-out.
Every Saturday: Dance Party (11am) & Animation Drop (1pm) ~ Kids (9-13) can have fun together, learn some computer skills, and express themselves artistically. Lego Stop Animation is popular but there is opportunity for animated drawing and live action skits.

3/20 – 4/29 Tamarack Grief Resource Center (TGRC), 405 S. 1st St. W., Missoula

Adults and children grieving a death of a family member or loved one are invited to gather for groups focusing on support, connection, and remembrance. Gathering with understanding others can provide us with safe opportunities for coping strategies, methods of accessing hope, and continued support. We are stronger together.

3/20 (1st & 3rd Thursday) ONLINE: Adult Virtual Roundtable, 5:30pm
3/24 (Every Monday until 4/28): Adult Grief Group in Missoula, 5:15-6:30pm ~ Grief Matters. We don't have to grieve alone (FLYER).
3/25 (Every Thursday until 4/29) ONLINE: Adult Support Group, 9:15am ~ Grieving a death by suicide or traumatic loss. Inspired by their personal experiences with suicide loss and grounded in years of experience leading grief support groups, Group Facilitators, Aubrey and Emily, invite you to this supportive, understanding, healing virtual space.
3/25 (4th Tuesday): ONLINE Book Club (5:30pm) & 3/28 (4th Friday) IN PERSON Book Club (9:15am) ~ When words escape us, it can help to read the words from someone else. Read and discuss books with themes including grief, healing, resilience, and connection. Attend any or all sessions at no cost (donations welcome). 4th Tuesday & Friday until 3/28.
3/28 (Kalispell) & 4/10 (Missoula): Mini Camps for Youth 1st-5th Grade ~ Let's explore all the special superpowers that help you through tough times and make you, YOU!
4/15 (3rd Tuesday until 5/20): Journaling Workshop, 5:30pm ~ Writers of all levels welcome. Attend any or all sessions at TGRC office w/ Emily & Jillian to explore prompts to get us thinking, talking, writing, & healing. Suggested donation of $5 - $20.

INFO / REGISTER - Schedule: https://www.tamarackgrc.org/calendar

Questions: (406) 541-8472, info@TamarackGriefResourceCenter.org OR Tina Barrett - Executive Director, tinab@tamarackgrc.org

3/20 & 3/24 (Every Thursday & 4th Monday) MINERAL COUNTY: Events in Alberton, Superior, St. Regis & Haugen

Please join us for dinner every Thursday (and 4th Monday) at the St. Regis Community Center, 230 Lobo Loop at 5:30pm ~ All are welcome. Where else can you get a full meal for just $9?!! (non-members): Facebook

We offer To Go orders, call after 3 p.m. to place your order 406-649-2499

ST. REGIS: American Legion Post 13 Meetings, "No meetings to be held until Monday, 7 April, 2025" (1st Monday thereafter).
4/9 (2nd Wednesday) ST. REGIS: The Veteran Service Officer will maintain schedule at Post 13, 1301 Hwy 10 E, St. Regis, 10am - 3pm. For other information see bulletin board at post or in St Regis Post Office. You may also call 406-241-1506 or 406-649-4833.

Join the American Legion Post 13 Facebook Group We participate in highway clean-up, swap meets, parades, and flag retirements (worn and damaged American flags at 54 Mill Creek Rd).

3/20 - 8/4 American Legion Hellgate Post 27, 825 Ronan St., Missoula

Active member of the Veteran Support Network (VSN) and VERY active in the community! Join the American Legion: https://www.legion.org/

3/20 (3rd Thursday): American Legion Post 27 Member Meeting, 6pm ~ Are you a member? If not, bring a copy of your DD-214 and dues, and we'll get you signed up! Questions: Tim - VSN Leadership Team, muxchief@hotmail.com
4/16 Veteran Service Provider Meeting, 3pm (SEE 4/9 & 4/16 events).
4/21 (3rd Monday): American Legion Post 27 Breakfast Social, 7 - 9am ~ Follow us on Facebook. Questions: Tim (above) OR Gary “Head Cook” (406) 544-3823
SAVE the DATE: 5/17/2025 Armed Forces Day ~ Heroes at Home BBQ & VSAP Remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
6/23 - 8/4 ART & MOVEMENT SUMMER CAMP ~ Our mission is to bring the fun! We have partnered with the American Legion Hall Post #27 to create a summer camp program in central Missoula for children ages 6 to 10. At AMSC, each day is centered around creative hands-on projects balanced with physical play and group activities (June 23 - 27; July 7 - 11; July 21 - 25 & August 4 - 8). Learn more Questions: Michelle 406-201-8464, missoulaartandmovement@gmail.com

The Legion is spacious building available for rental - contact +1 406-543-7391 or hellgatepost27@yahoo.com

3/20 & 3/26 National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

No Silence. No Stigma. No shame. Get involved. Make a difference: http://www.namimissoula.org/; Missoula's Behavioral Health Peer Committee is launching a storytelling project designed to foster connections, to raise awareness, and to combat stigma surrounding both mental illness and addiction (written essays, poems, artwork, music, video, and a live storytelling event). Contact rosiers@phc.missoula.mt.us

3/20 (3rd Thursday): NAMI Monthly Family Support Group, 202 Brooks St. Rm 208, Missoula, 6:30pm ~ This is for relatives, friends, and caregivers of individuals living with mental illness. Families or friends can join a caring group of individuals helping one another by utilizing their collective lived experiences and learned wisdom. Drop-ins welcome.
3/26 (Every Wednesday): NAMI Connection Support Group, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 202 Brooks St. RM 208, Missoula, 1:00-2:30 p.m. ~ Free, confidential, peer-led support group for adults living with mental illness (Zoom option: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82746550355)

Calendar - NAMI Missoula; Questions: NAMI Missoula (406) 880-1013, namimissoula@gmail.com

3/21 - 4/1 HAMILTON, CORVALLIS & VICTOR: American Legion Post 91, Legion Riders, PACT, VFW, VVA & MORE!

Legion Post 91 "Heart Valley" is DEDICATED TO VETERANS & COMMUNITY SERVICE ~ They are VERY active in the community!

Follow them on Facebook.

3/21 & 4/2 HAMILTON: Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Bitterroot Chapter 938 ~ The Bitterroot Chapter of VVA are “Veterans helping Veterans”! Ch 938 welcomes new members to join them on Friday mornings for breakfast at BJ's Restaurant, 900 N. 1st St., 7 - 8:30am. Also, on the FIRST Wednesday, VVA welcomes ALL Vietnam Veterans to our monthly meeting (Eagles, 125 N. 2nd St., Hamilton at 7pm). National locator: https://vva.org/; Questions: Al Sperry (406) 381-7899, vva938@gmail.com
3/27 (Every Thursday) HAMILTON: PACT Social Worker is at the Hamilton VA Clinic. One of the PACT SW will be at 1331 North 1st St. Questions: Jeni 406-202-8035, Jennifer.Keys@va.gov
4/1 (1st Tuesday): Corvallis Post 91 Legion Riders Monthly Meeting, Hamilton House in Victor, 6:30pm: https://www.facebook.com/CorvallisMTLegionRiders/
4/15 (3rd Tuesday) Post 91 General Membership Meeting, Firehall, 317 Woodside Cutoff Rd, Corvallis, 7pm ~ Enhancing the well-being of Veterans, their families, and our community by devotion to mutual helpfulness: Facebook Questions: corvallispost91@gmail.com
4/19 VICTOR: VFW District Breakfast, 9am ~ They also have great $6 burgers.

Corvallis American Legion Post 91 Blog / Newsletters: https://corvallispost91.blogspot.com/2023/

Questions: Don Goodnight, Corvallis Legion Riders President (406) 360-5275, dpgoodnight.dg@gmail.com; Doug Mason – Historian & Amateur Radio Club President (406) 546-4244, corvallispost91@gmail.com OR Dan Griffin – VSO (406) 544-5257, griffinsfc@gmail.com

3/21 - 5/11 MCT Center for the Performing Arts, 200 N. Adams St., Missoula

Bringing Communities Together...Theatre in Missoula and Beyond! Learn more

3/21 Rumpelstiltskin ~ Production Class is for students in K-12th grade. Performances 5PM & 7PM.
3/28 The Tortoise versus The Hare ~ Production Class is for students in K-12th grade. 5PM & 7PM.
4/25 - 5/11 CINDERELLA is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of The Rodgers & Hammerstein.
Did you know Missoula Children’s Theater offers discount tickets to Military Families who have a loved one deployed, about to deploy, or recently returned?? Act quick ~ Call MCT to Order your Tickets through the MTNG Child and Youth Program Account.

Questions: MCT Main Office 728-1911; Box Office 728-7529; Tour 829-5202, tour@mctinc.org

3/21 OPEN HOUSE

AND 3/26 Missoula “Hell Gate Elks” Lodge 383 ~ Lodge Night, 112 N Pattee St. (2nd Floor Member’s Lounge)

The Members Lounge opens at 5:00pm with dinner and social hour. The Member Meeting starts at 6:30pm, and the Lounge reopens for more socializing afterwards. Invite a friend to enjoy dinner and drinks before the meeting! ($5.00 suggested donation to the General Charity Fund).

3/21 OPEN HOUSE, 6pm ~ Join us and bring your friends, family, kids, cousins, colleagues, neighbors, and acquaintances to learn more about our Lodge and what we do. Your Lodge needs new members, the open house will give us a chance showcase the good work we do. Food, games, and fun! (FLYER)
3/26 (The Elks Meet twice a month until April): Please RSVP for the meeting if you are not a regular attendee.
6/28 SAVE the DATE: Annual Mike Oestreich Golf Tournament, Highlands Golf Course ~ Raise money for local Most Valuable Student Scholarships!

JOIN the Elks: https://www.elks.org/

Questions: Dave (406) 549-0542, hellgateelks@gmail.com OR follow on Facebook!

3/21 - 4/17 PLAINS: VFW Post 3596, 201 W. Lynch, Plains

The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is a nonprofit Veteran Service Organization comprised of eligible Veterans and military service members. Horse Plains VFW hosts woodcarving, dart tournaments, OPEN MIC, and more. Learn more: https://vfw3596.org

3/21 Every Friday: MUSIC (Live or Karaoke - check Facebook)
Every Monday: BINGO! 5PM ~ $1.50 per game. We have packets for $15 that give 1 set of three per game for all 10 (Facebook)
4/17 (3rd Thursday): Veteran Appreciation Lunch, 12pm ~ All Veterans welcome! We are so grateful for you!

Questions: +1 406-826-5960. vfwpost3596@gmail.com OR Auxiliary, vfw3596aux@gmail.com

3/21 - 6/6 Jaden Decker LIVE

After a month on the road and thousands of miles from Montana to South Florida and back, Jaden Decker returns home. You All have supported Jaden from the very beginning, and with big things ahead, hometown shows will be fewer and farther between in 2025.

Check out the full schedule and ticket info at Jaden's website.

3/21 POLSON; 3/22 GFALLS; 4/10 Billings
4/11 - 5/17 Out of State
6/6 Darby, Montana - Stoked to be a part of this lineup for the Darby Music Festival! (FLYER)

Questions: Jaden Decker, jadendeckermgmt@gmail.com OR Clint Decker – Army Veteran & Founder of Clark Fork Entertainment (406) 214-5541, cfe406@gmail.com

3/22 - 4/15 STEVENSVILLE: Fort Owen American Legion Post 94, Red Willow, MVC, SCC & MORE!

Post 94 are Veterans dedicated to the support of Veterans & community service! (VERY involved in the community). Join the American Legion Post 94 Public Group on Facebook!

3/22 Youth Marksmanship Class, 12 - 3pm ~ Youth (8 - 16) air rifles w/qualified instructors. PLEASE NOTE: 2 AGE BRACKETS FOR CLASSES (8-11 at noon & age 12 up at 1:30pm); ONLY 5 STUDENTS PER CLASS; BOTH HELD SAME DAY DIFFERENT TIMES ($5 per person) - RSVP: Roy Miller 253-732-9193 or Garrick Doll 541-953-8827 (FLYER)
4/15 (3rd Tuesday) STEVENSVILLE: AL Post 94 Monthly Meeting, 754 Middle Burnt Fork Rd., Stevensville, 7pm ~ ALL Veterans are welcome to attend the monthly meeting - if you're not a member, come and fill out a membership form!
Stevensville Civic Club is responsible for the Trout Sprout Splash Pad / Bear Mountain at Lewis & Clark Park, Creamery Picnic, Country Christmas, Pignic in the Park, etc. that YOU can be a proud part of!

Learn more about the National American Legion: www.legion.org

Questions: Adjutant (406) 369-3276; Cheryl – Auxiliary (406) 531-4132

3/22 & 4/12 (2nd & 4th Saturday) RONAN: BINGO! American Legion Post 138, North Crow Club House, 44027 N. Foothills Dr., 6 - 8pm

Post 0138 in Ronan is helping local Vets! BINGO FLYER - Follow us on Facebook. Get involved with our community service.

Questions: 406-210-2607 OR Glen, veteranshonorguardronanpolson@gmail.com

3/22 - 9/7/2025 KALISPELL - LIBBY: Camp Ponderosa, Elks, Flathead VSP, Happy's Inn, NW MT Veterans Food Pantry, RWB, Underwater Soldiers & Wives of Veterans!

The NW MT Veterans Food Pantry is serving those who have served! Dedicated to extending a helping hand up to homeless, low-income, and at-risk veterans and their families (Food boxes, clothing, household furnishings, Veterans Stand Down, benefits assistance, Peer Support, and much more!) Questions: 406-756-7304

- NW MT Veterans Durable Medical Equipment (DME) Loan Program ~ Accepts ALL donations of medical equipment, wheelchairs, etc. for the DME loan program & offer the equipment to all low income / at-risk Veterans free of charge. Follow their FB page for more information: https://www.facebook.com/veteransfoodpantry
- NW MT Veterans Camp Ponderosa ~ Veterans Retreat in Seeley/Swan Valley. Need a camping spot? HWY 83 Mile Marker 59. Call (406) 754-2552 to reserve & follow their Facebook
Flathead Valley Community College ~ Encourages enrolled students with a military connection to join the Veterans Association at the school. Club meetings are held every other Friday afternoon. Contact the group at vets@fvcc.edu
3/22 (RSVP by 3/15): BSA Volunteer Appreciation Night, 6pm ~ Please help us celebrate the Volunteers that make Scouting possible. The end of the evening will be recognition of our District Award of Merit winners. This is an adult-only event. RSVP to tom.sward@yahoo.com
Herd 2 Human ~ Dauntless Equine Inc. is your Flathead Valley approved H2H program provider offering equine assisted therapy (EAT) programs at no charge for Veterans and First Responders. Contact wayneappl@gmail.com
3/27 (4th Thursday) Veteran Service Provider (VSP) Meeting ~ Job Service Kalispell, 427 First Ave East in Kalispell, 1pm. Join Zoom Meeting (Meeting ID: 224 664 3341; Password: 499404): https://mt-gov.zoom.us/j/2246643341?pwd=d3VDUmdVa2ZEUEtqK1lEOXFKd1cvUT09&omn=85659584966; Questions: James Graham – DVOP, Job Service Kalispell, Montana Department of Labor & Industry (406) 758-6279; Google Voice text & message line (406) 616-3042, James.Graham@mt.gov
Kalispell Elks Lodge, 139 1st Ave W ~ Join the Elks! (Facebook) Questions: +1 406-257-6474
The Musuem of Mountain at Glacier International Airport (STORY).
Patriotic American Brewery, 2177 US Hwy 2 E., Evergreen Questions: PAB 406-300-1990, matt@patrioticamericanbrewery.com
Samaritan House ~ Cowboy Up Auction
Underwater Soldiers ~ Veteran Dive Night, Flathead Scuba, 203 Business Center Loop Ste A, Kalispell ~ Open to any and all Veterans! Find out the benefits of scuba diving. Questions: (406) 260-1526, info@underwatersoldiers.org
3/31 - 4/23 Veterans Upward Bound ~ Offering a series of FREE workshops for Veterans focused on Computer Skills, Writing and Communications & Basic Math Skills. If you need a laptop, we have refurbished ones that we can provide through our laptop loaner program (FLYER). REGISTER: https://vubmt.com/ OR contact Michelle (MSUN Center for VETS) 406-272-6492, mwatson@vubmt.com
Wives of Veterans ~ Coffee & Conversation. Join them for a monthly coffee chat with other Veteran wives. All eras are welcome! Contact Christine, flatheadwivesofveterans@yahoo.com
4/23 LIBBY: Workforce EXPO, 8am - 2pm (FLYER) Business sign up
7/4 Camp Patriot 4th of July Fun Run ~ Registration is open for the 15th year! (Camp Patriot is in Libby; however, run in Pasco, WA)
9/4 - 9/7/2025 LIBBY: Clash of the Carvers (FLYER)
Happy's Inn, 72576 US Highway 2, Libby ~ The only bar that boasts a place on all official HWY maps and always has something going on! Follow on FB +1 406-293-2929, Casey@Happysinn.com
Red, White & Brews is Veteran Owned, 411 Mineral Ave., Libby ~ They proudly support Military, Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters and their K9 partners! They ALWAYS have something FUN happening (FOLLOW) Questions: +1 406-293-8889, redwhiteandbrews411@gmail.com

Questions: NW Montana Veterans Food Pantry 406-756-7304 OR NW MT Veteran Coalition (406) 291-0356

3/24 - 3/31 Heroes Therapeutic Outreach Program (HTOP)

Through HTOP, Red Willow makes all of their courses available free of charge to Veterans, service members, their families / caregivers, and First Responders ~ Classes for Veterans.

NOW through 3/31: Our campaign to bring on 60 new monthly donors in 60 days is off and running! Missoula Veteran, "Without these programs, I would have been a 22-a-day statistic." Make a Donation
Every Monday: Yoga for Veterans with Nick Gonzalez, Freestone Climbing Center, 1200 Shakespeare St., Missoula, 2pm. Thoughtfully designed for Veterans, service members and their caregivers, this class celebrates the therapeutic mental and physical benefits of the practice and leaves you energized, restored and ready to take on life’s challenges. COMPLETE FREESTONE WAIVER
Every Tuesday - STEVENSVILLE: Bitterroot Yoga for Veterans, Iron Root Fitness, 3901 US-93 in Stevensville, 1pm ~ We are all grateful for Jess's dedication to serving Veterans! Jessa, "When you choose to show up for yoga class the hardest part can just be showing up. It’s not something I take lightly or for granted that someone would step into something unfamiliar or uncomfortable and trust that they will walk out feeling better than when they walked in. It’s important to me that people know they are welcomed on the mat, not just by me as the instructor but also from the group as a whole and I am proud that I get to see that at every class." REGISTER
Every Wednesday - ONLINE or IN-PERSON: Restorative Yoga for Veterans, Missoula Vet Center, 910 Brooks Ave., Missoula, 2:45-3:45pm. Practice comfortable and supported positions to help release muscular tension, calm and balance the nervous system, and promote overall relaxation. All in a safe, supportive environment. Check in with the Missoula Vet Center prior to course participation 406-721-4918
Every Thursday - ONLINE or IN PERSON: Meditation for Veterans, Missoula Vet Center, 910 Brooks, 1pm - 1:45pm. FREE for Veterans. Meditation for Vets is a guided mindfulness practice exploring the method of paying attention to the breath to increase calm and reduce stress. REGISTER POC: Vet Center 406-721-4918
3/29 ONLINE: Resilience 2.0, 11am ~ This live mini workshop takes the Basics of Resilience a step further. We will explore ways to take your resilience skills to the next level and take a deeper dive into practices that are accessible and practical (REGISTER).
SAVE the DATE: 5/17/2025 Armed Forces Day ~ Heroes at Home BBQ & VSAP Remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

VOLUNTEER ~ Please consider helping with public events! Questions: Red Willow Learning Center, Inc. 406-530-7175, info@redwillowlearning.org OR Kathy – Executive Director, kathymangan@redwillowlearning.org

3/24 (Every Monday): Veterans Treatment Court, Missoula County Courthouse (3rd Floor), 200 W. Broadway, Missoula, 2pm

The PUBLIC IS WELCOME! The program is for Veterans charged with a crime who have serious treatment issues that contributed to their involvement in the criminal justice system and are most often related to their military experience. The Missoula Veterans Court accepts Veterans regardless of discharge (misdemeanors, felony, violent). Most Veterans are receiving counseling at Vet Center or CBOC and have a mentor. Usually, they cannot get expungements of old crimes, but they may be able to get a sentence reduced during the probationary period if they go through the yearlong program.

· Interested in being a mentor? Mentors are Veterans that are willing to spend time helping a fellow Veteran as a “trusted friend.” The mentor attends court appearances with the participant, meets with their Veteran at least once a week, and helps their participant deal with the rigors of the treatment program by getting them hooked up with supportive services (housing, employment, etc.).

Learn more: https://www.missoulacounty.us/government/civil-criminal-justice/district-court/veterans-treatment-court

For more information about Veterans Court or to sign up for a future training, contact Veteran Court Coordinator, Richard “Rick” Reed (406) 258-4725, Richard.Reed@mt.gov OR Kristian Richardson - MENTOR & Vice Commander, American Legion District 6 of Montana 406-595-6218, kristian.richardson@gmail.com

3/24 (Every Monday) ONLINE: VBC Happy Hour, 5pm (MT)

The Veterans Breakfast Club is a community of listening around Veterans and their stories to connect, educate, heal, and inspire. Veterans and active-duty members from all branches of service and eras are encouraged to attend our events: https://veteransbreakfastclub.org/events/

Questions: Shaun Hall - Director of Programming, Veterans Breakfast Club (412) 623-9029, shaun@veteransbreakfastclub.org

3/24 - 4/2 ARC Military & Veteran Caregiver Network (MVCN)

Our caregiver chats are live interactions in a text only format -- all interactions are done simply by texting and/or typing your responses. Our chats are conducted in a safe environment using Slack. Caregivers can access the chat by using red-cross-mvcn-caregiver-channel on MVCN.slack.com from a PC or the Slack mobile app. Please register for more information.

3/24 ONLINE: Sharing the Journey ~ Caregiver Support Group, 6pm
3/26 (Every Wednesday) ONLINE: Wellbeing YOU, 11am (Facebook)
4/2 (Every other Wednesday) ONLINE: Caregiver Chat, 5:30pm

Questions: American Red Cross 1-800-RED CROSS (733-2767), ID/MT (406) 493-8778, programs.mvcn@redcross.org

3/25 & 3/27 (Every Tuesday & Thursday): David J. Thatcher VA Clinic, VA Careers & VET2VET ~ PTS Support Group

Montana VA serves over 47,000 enrolled Veterans across Montana. One third of Montana VA employees are Veterans. Veterans can connect to their VA healthcare records, information, and message their VA care teams 24 hours a day through the MyHealtheVet patient portal Montana VA information, updates, and events are available on the Montana VA website and Facebook page

Every Tuesday: Join VA Careers and Veterans Health Administration for “Talk About It Tuesday” at 10am ~ Every week we invite you to chat about things that are happening culturally in and around VA via LINKEDIN. Questions: (844) 456-5208, vacareers@va.gov; Employment benefits | VA Careers; Learn more: http://www.vacareers.va.gov OR Nikole.Gribben@va.gov
Every Tuesday 12-2pm & Thursday 2-4pm: VET2VET ~ PTS Support Group, 3885 West Broadway, Missoula (Shared Medical Room - Ask MSA FOR ENTRY or find some of us hanging out by coffee & cookies) Totally confidential. Join us. Questions: (406) 493-9083

Learn more about Missoula's David J. Thatcher VA Clinic; VA Careers on Facebook There are hundreds of mission-critical roles available at VA. Set up custom job alerts on USAJOBS and have positions meeting your criteria sent right to your inbox. Learn how: USAJOBS Help Center

Montana VA Health Care / Hiring Questions: Montana VA Medical Center – Fort Harrison (877) 468-8387 OR Paden.Holman@va.gov

Missoula Hiring Questions: 406-215-0100 OR Kalispell: Tiny Hudson – Clinic Manager (406) 758-2753, tiny.hudson@va.gov

3/25 - 6/12 Montana K9 Safety ~ Discount for Veterans!

Pet First Aid, CPR, muzzling & restraints, bleeding and shock, choking, splinting, environmental emergencies, improvised transport, disaster response, AND MORE. LEARN TO SAVE YOUR DOG’S LIFE! Learn more on their website.

3/25 - 6/12 Western Montana: 3/25 Bigfork; 6/12 FVCC (Facebook)
4/10 Pet First Aid, CPR & Disaster Response, Lifelong Learning Center, Missoula, 10am ~ This core class is a must for all dog owners. Learn the basics of First Aid, trap and snare release and much more! (Share the Facebook event) REGISTER Questions: LLC 406-549-8765

Questions: Montana K9 Safety (406) 314-7024, info.montanak9safety@gmail.com

3/25 - 4/9 ONLINE: Hiring Our Heroes ~ Event Platform for Veterans, Transitioning SM, Guard/Reserve & Military Spouses

Virtual education and training center that allows our military community to engage in world-class career curriculum taught by subject matter experts, along with a library of pre-recorded sessions, available 24/7. Career Community: https://www.hiringourheroes.org/career-community/

3/25 Preparing for a Virtual Hiring Event, 2pm
3/26 LinkedIn Profile Review, 2pm
4/2 Semiconductor Industry Virtual Hiring Fair, 11am - 2pm
4/2 & 4/3 Virtual Amplify ~ FREE two-day workshop for military spouses focused on career preparation, professional development, and networking.
4/3 Salesforce Fellowship Program Info Session, 1pm
4/8 Exploring Careers in Financial Services, 2pm
4/8 Corporate Fellowship Program Information Session, 5pm
4/9 Virtual Hiring Fair: Financial Services, 11am - 2pm

Schedule / REGISTER Questions: Cara Cooke (Captain - USAF Veteran) - Senior Manager, Veteran Programs, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, ccooke@uschamber.com OR Hiring Our Heroes, hiringourheroes@uschamber.com

3/25 - 4/9 Ole Beck VFW Post 209, 245 W. Main St., Missoula

Ole Beck VFW Post 209 is a nonprofit Veteran Organization ~ All profits go back to the local Veteran community and/or Veteran programs. There's something going on every night, so come check us out! Contact the Post about membership: https://www.vfwpost209.org/ OR go to: https://www.vfw.org/join for more information about joining Veterans of Foreign Wars. Follow Ole Beck VFW on Facebook!

3/25 (Every Tuesday): TRIVIA, 8pm ~ Win cash prizes! (Katie O'Keefe's every Monday). Follow Missoula Trivia on Facebook!
4/3 (Every Thursday): Residency Night, 7pm ~ Join us for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate and support our talented local musicians at VFW Post 209’s Residency Night. Whether you're a music lover or just looking for a great night out, this event is not to be missed! LIVE AND LOCAL (Share on Facebook).
4/4 First Friday Art Show, 5 - 8pm ~ Come on down and check it out. Louis, Army Veteran's "Stacked Stone Photography" will be sharing some of his older photos + some NEW work spanning the last several years! (Facebook)
4/7 (Every Monday): BAR BINGO, 7pm ~ Don’t miss your chance to win the pot while supporting local Veterans of Foreign Wars and enjoying your favorite dive bar! Bingo starts every Monday night, so gather your friends and come have some fun while making a difference.
4/9 (2nd Wednesday): VFW Monthly Membership Meeting, 7pm ~ The Post will remain open for business.
LIVE POKER ~ Veterans receive a BONUS 10 in chips with their buy in. Check the weekly schedule. Reserve your seat (406) 272-7722
SAVE the DATE: 5/17/2025 Armed Forces Day ~ Heroes at Home BBQ & VSAP Remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Questions: VFW 406-728-7749, vfw209mt@gmail.com

3/26, 6/6 - 6/8 & 7/18 - 7/20 Moral Injury ~ Healing Wounded Souls (FREE Veteran Retreats)

Two opportunities to support Veterans and their communities through education and healing programs focused on moral injury.

3/26 HELENA: Moral Injury & Complementary Healing Practices with Zachary Moon, PhD in partnership with Rob Lawler, Montana Faith & Community-Based Services Coordinator, Life Covenant Church, 800 Hoback St., Helena (8:00 AM – 3:30 PM; Lunch 12:00 – 1:30 PM) ~ Join author, professor, and former military chaplain Zachary Moon, PhD, for a free training. This event provides insights into moral injury and complementary practices for reparative work from both spiritual and clinical perspectives Register (FREE – CE Credits = 4 contact hours): VOANR.org/ZacharyMoonrotect.cudasvc.com

6/6 - 6/8 WHITEFISH: Veteran Retreat ~ Through the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant, VOA is offering free retreats for Veterans to address moral injury and related struggles such as shame, guilt, grief, depression, and more. These retreats provide a safe, supportive environment for Veterans to heal and connect (Whitefish June 6-8; Rapid City, SD June 6-8; Burgess Junction, WY June 6-8; Cody, WY July 18-20). Lodging, meals, and experiences are fully covered. MORE INFO: VOANR.org/Services/MI-Retreats or email MoralInjury@voanr.org

Questions: Breanna Rodriguez, MBA - US Navy Veteran, Western Montana Moral Injury Specialist, Volunteers of America Northern Rockies 406-926-3600, C 406-529-1857, Breanna.Rodriguez@voanr.org

3/26 ONLINE: Exclusive Discussion on the Groundbreaking RTM Protocol™, a revolutionary approach to treating PTSD, 12pm (MT)

Learn how the RTM Protocol™ is transforming PTSD treatment; Hear firsthand from experts and advocates; Discover how this method is changing lives with SPECIAL GUEST Montel Williams and Featured Speakers:

Dr. Frank Bourke – Creator of the RTM Protocol™
Robin Hampton-Global Education Director, Post Traumatic Training Institute
Loree Sutton – Psychiatrist & Retired Army General (Host)

JOIN via ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86042556595

The Post Traumatic Training Institute (PTTI) is dedicated to training licensed mental health professionals in the most effective PTSD treatment available (RTM Protocol). As a reminder, Larry Anderson is a Veteran Court Mentor in Missoula, and he shared this information at one of our VSP Meetings: He said RTM creates a “mind shift” – it has been working for Veterans with PTSD from over 40 years ago (nightmares, alleviating triggers, etc.), 9/11 survivors, bystanders, etc. The 2022 trials had a 90% success rate (96% success rate in San Diego with a trial of 36 women suffering with MST). The sessions are fast (90 minutes) with trained counselors. They’re study is in the works at Walter Reed in D.C., but the goal is to train counselors in all 500 clinics across the country. Questions: Larry, larry63mt@gmail.com

3/27 & 4/10 (2nd & 4th Thursday): Summit Independent Living

Summit’s mission is to advance the independence and civil rights of people with disabilities. SIL is the VSN's disABILITIES Advocate & Resource Center. Summit serves people with mobility, neurological, hearing, visual, and other disabilities.

3/27 ONLINE: SSI / SSDI Class, 11am ~ If you're thinking of applying or are having trouble with your application, join our Zoom!
FREE programing such as Improv, Adaptive Yoga, Gaming, Art, dance, AND MUCH MORE: https://www.summitilc.org/calendar/

Questions: 3104 W. Broadway, Missoula 406-728-1630, missoula@summitilc.org or follow us on Facebook!

3/27 (Every Thursday) ONLINE: Mindful Recovery and Wellness, 11:30am - 12:30pm

Using mind/body practices offers individuals in recovery from Substance Use Disorder (SUD) skills training to support relapse prevention. Mindfulness and other resilience-building skills have become an integral part of both residential and community recovery services. Research has continued to show these practices to be helpful in helping to manage the experience of anxiety and depression for those in recovery: https://4thdmissoula.org/mindful-recovery-wellness Questions: Fourth D, Inc. (406) 209-9570, fourthdclub@gmail.com

3/28 & 4/15 The Poverello Center, Johnson St Emergency Shelter, Veteran Housing & MORE!

The Poverello is a key player in Missoula’s effort to end houselessness. We all need support at different times in our lives. That’s why our services include prevention, outreach, shelter, VETERAN Housing Programs, and more. The Poverello Center also serves as an access point to the Missoula Coordinated Entry System, and we are one of 39 participating organizations in MCES.

3/28 (Last Friday): Shelter Court Community Connect (SCCC), 1 - 4pm ~ We bring court services directly to the Johnson Street Shelter and the Poverello Center, aiming to eliminate barriers that often worsen legal challenges. Attendees can quash warrants, consult with a public defender, speak with a judge, check on upcoming court dates, and access resources from organizations like Partnership Health Center, Missoula Public Library, the Food Bank, and 2-1-1/HRC. SIGN UP - Click Shelter Court Community Connect (SCCC); Questions: Heather James - Post Sentencing Support Specialist, Missoula Municipal Court, 435 Ryman St., Missoula (Direct) 406-880-8021; Missoula 406-552-6170, JamesH@ci.missoula.mt.us
Poverello Wish List ~ Use our Amazon wish list to send donations from anywhere in the world!
4/1 (1st Tuesday) ONLINE: Johnson Street Emergency Shelter Neighborhood Meeting, 5:30 – 6:30pm ~ Join Poverello Staff, Missoula Police Department, and representatives from the City of Missoula to learn more about Johnson Street Shelter. REGISTER
4/15 PUNK Benefit for The Poverello Center at the ZACC, 216 W. Main St., Missoula, 7:30pm ~ Get ready to rock for a cause! This all-ages show featuring local bands Pilots We've Known, Perfect Blue, Dank Crypt, and Seditious Activity (Facebook FLYER).

Questions: Stephanie Dolan - Director of Development (anything with fundraising, needs of the POV: https://thepoverellocenter.org/, neighborhood meetings, communications) 1-406-541-2016, sdolan@thepoverellocenter.org

OR 406-728-1809; Program specific concerns: Kristian, kstipe@thepoverellocenter.org; The Poverello Center Director: Jill, jbonny@thepoverellocenter.org

3/28 & 4/25 Archetype of the Warrior Across Time ~ Jung, Campbell and Modern Perspectives, Turner Hall (UM), 7 – 9pm

Please join Dr. Cherlyn Jones for a series of talks exploring the stories of the archetypal warrior and their relevance for our culture and Veterans today. Learn more: University of Montana Institute of Health and Humanities.

3/28 Parzival & the Grail Quest ~ Detail of “Thus is was that Parsifal began his pilgrimage,” from an illustration by Ferdinand Leeke (1859-1923) from “The Stories of Wagner’s Operas,” J.Walker McSpadden.
4/25 Hero/Healers of the Ancient World ~ Asclepius with his serpent-entwined staff, Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus.

Admission is FREE but space is limited - RSVP: Dr. Cherlyn H.T. Jones – Founder of Landnam Warrior 406 270 3258, cherlyn@landnamwarrior.org OR on the GRIZ HUB

3/31 - 4/5 COLORADO: National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic

From March 31–April 5, 2025, Veterans from across the nation will gather in beautiful Snowmass Village, CO to experience 'Miracles on a Mountainside'. Veterans with TBIs, spinal cord injuries, visual impairments, amputations and other severe disabilities are challenged to overcome perceived limitations through adaptive skiing, sled hockey, scuba diving, rock wall climbing, education and other activities. Check out National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic for more information!

Questions: Jason Strickland - VISN 19 Chief Communications Officer, VHAV19CCO@va.gov

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