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A Christmas Miracle
Our project is Empowering our American Veterans through Art workshop. We are positive you have touched many lives by serving our Country. Now it is our time to support and “Thank you.” After fighting for our freedom,…
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Jim Mullarkey, WI Veteran Found. commented on bob@dryhootch's group 'Dryhootch Waukesha'
I will be attending the April 15th meeting at NAMI. If there are any Minutes/Notes of the last meeting I would greatly appreciate a copy prior to the meeting as well as all of us who are behind this effort, specifically names, organizations or…
Jim Mullarkey, WI Veteran Found. commented on bob@dryhootch's group 'Dryhootch Waukesha'
I missed the last meeting. Can someone forward either the minutes of the meeting or the immediate objectives, including those in attendance? I would like to take the information to my board.
Jim Mullarkey, WI Veteran Found. commented on bob@dryhootch's group 'Dryhootch Waukesha'
This is an exciting opportunity for veterans and their families in Waukesha County and in the City of Waukesha.
It is exciting to be a part of such dedicated people excited about such a wonderful venture.
Dryhootch Waukesha
A group of veterans, family and community leaders working to open a Dryhootch in Waukesha WI
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Patricia A. Lynch commented on Jim Mullarkey, WI Veteran Found.'s blog post 'Finally, A real welcome home, Home!'
Dreams, hard work, persistence! Can't wait to see the place in action. Congratulations, everyone!
Finally, A real welcome home, Home!
Where better than off Brady Street to open Dryhootch!The Eastside is a magnet for people from all walks of life, every spectrum, race, color and creed. Moreover, the sense of community in the area is a welcome site to servicemen and women and veterans from all branches and all time periods.Dryhootch off of Brady Street, is easily accessible whether walking, taking transit, driving or riding.What a wonderful Christmas gift to vets! What a way to start a New Year!See More
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- What Military Branch did you serve?
- Army
- List Veterans Organizations (or veteran supporting groups) You belong to, and any positions held?
- VVA - Lifetime, VVA - WI - PR & Marketing Director, Wisconsin Veterans Foundation - Board Secretary, American Legion,
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Finally, A real welcome home, Home!
Posted on December 26, 2009 at 9:17pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Where better than off Brady Street to open Dryhootch!
The Eastside is a magnet for people from all walks of life, every spectrum, race, color and creed. Moreover, the sense of community in the area is a welcome site to servicemen and women and veterans from all branches and all time periods.
Dryhootch off of Brady Street, is easily accessible whether walking, taking transit, driving or riding.
What a wonderful Christmas gift to vets! What a way to start a New… Continue
The Eastside is a magnet for people from all walks of life, every spectrum, race, color and creed. Moreover, the sense of community in the area is a welcome site to servicemen and women and veterans from all branches and all time periods.
Dryhootch off of Brady Street, is easily accessible whether walking, taking transit, driving or riding.
What a wonderful Christmas gift to vets! What a way to start a New… Continue
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- At 8:15am on December 16, 2010,
predeker58 said…
A Christmas Miracle
Our project is Empowering our American Veterans through Art workshop. We are positive you have touched many lives by serving our Country. Now it is our time to support and “Thank you.” After fighting for our freedom, Veterans come home and are suffering PTSD. These workshops help them work through their trauma.
To date, we have raised 13% of our goal. We have partnered with the GlobalGiving Foundation to participate in its Open Challenge, a fundraising opportunity for nonprofit organizations working around the world.
In order to succeed in GlobalGiving’s Open Challenge, the Charles Allis Art Museum must raise $4,000 from 50 donors by December 22, 2010.
Please help us reach the threshold of $4,000 from 50 donors! Be one of the first people to make a donation at http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/empowering-our-american-veterans-through-art/ Not only will your donation help the Veterans Art program at the Charles Allis but, it will help us take advantage of a long-term fundraising opportunity!
Warm Regards,
Patty Redeker
Charles Allis and Villa Terrace Art Museums
- At 4:27pm on November 13, 2009,
mark flower said…
- Welcome to the Hootch Jim
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