2023 National Disabled Veterans Golf Clinic

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The history of Juneteenth (also known as Freedom Day) dates back to 1865 in Texas, where the final enslaved people in America were declared free under the Emancipation Proclamation. Though its history is much older, it was declared an official federal holiday in 2021. DAV takes this holiday to reflect on the profound impact that Black veterans of the Civil War had and the sacrifices they made to make freedom a possibility for all Americans. ... Read MoreSee Less

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For over a century, DAV has been a leader in advocating for our nation’s veterans, and your voice has been essential in moving that mission forward. Recently, DAV’s Commander’s Action Network (DAV CAN) was updated to enhance security and better protect your information while ensuring your messages still reach lawmakers loud and clear. 📢

When you receive your next DAV CAN alert, you will be prompted to reconfirm your contact information. Once you’ve entered your info, you will not be required to do so again for 365 days.

Thank you for your continued support. We’re grateful to have you in the fight—and remain fully committed to ensuring your advocacy is protected and impactful.

If you haven’t already joined the Commanders Action Network, you can sign up at davcan.org. Once you join, you’ll receive email alerts whenever there is DAV backed legislation being considered and you can send a pre-written letter of support to your state’s elected officials. ... Read MoreSee Less