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Volunteer or Donate!
If you want to give your time and talents to support the care of America's veterans, or if you want to help, but don't have time, we have many ways you can help. Fill out our volunteer form and a local VAVS representative will contact you.
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President's United We Serve
VA Voluntary Service (VAVS) has joined President Barack Obama’s United We Serve initiative. VAVS is committed to engaging American citizens in service during the summer months and provide lasting benefits to the veterans and communities in which they live through volunteer service. Follow the link above to see what projects may be available in your area. Or click on Volunteer or Donate to contact a VAVS Program Manager in your area.
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Welcome Home Events
VA sponsors Welcome Home events around the country for returning military service members and their families. The events provide important information and guidance on accessing health care and other benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Follow the link above to see when a Welcome Home event is scheduled near you, or contact your local VA Voluntary Service office.
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What are you worth?
Volunteers are an invaluable resource for the Department of Veterans Affairs. It is impossible to calculate the amount of caring and sharing that VAVS volunteers provide to veteran patients. VAVS volunteers are a priceless asset to the Nation's veterans and to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The Eagle - January 2010
Read about the following news: Albany VA Volunteer Receives New York's Distinguished Veteran of the Year, PlayStation Video Carts Donated to Detroit VAMC, Miss America 2009 Katie Stam Visits Baltimore VA Medical Center, and Navy Performs Community Service.
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VA is grateful for the wonderful response to help America’s heroes. Because of the high volume of inquiries, please give us a few days to respond to your application. Many thanks for volunteering to serve those who served. |
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PlayStation Video Carts Donated to Detroit VAMC

The Detroit VAMC is the first VA facility in the nation to receive eight PlayStation video game carts as a donation from the employees at General Dynamics Land Systems. |
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