Doug joined PVR in November as Communications Coordinator. He brings 12 years of nonprofit communications experience, following an award-winning career as a television news executive producer. Doug’s responsibilities include grant writing, website development, managing social media messaging, and supporting events.…
As we step into 2026, it is the perfect time to reflect on what we accomplished in 2025. Despite challengesalong the way, our program reached major milestones; thanks to the unwavering support of our Legion Family and community partners. In…
At the Legion’s Fall Conference, PROJECT: VetRelief hosted our annual networking event with VetRelief Advocates, Board members, and SPI Strategic Partners. After opening remarks from Board President Bob James and Vice President Jim Wineland, guests participated in a special unity…
This season, we are especially grateful to share a story that reflects the true impact of your generosity. Recently, PROJECT: VetRelief assisted a disabled female veteran, a single mother of two, who was facing eviction. Through emergency financial support, we…
We’re excited to see everyone at the Annual Fall Conference in Orlando, happening November 21–23 at the Caribe Royale! This year, PROJECT: VetRelief (PVR) will offer multiple opportunities to learn about our impactful initiatives, celebrate program successes, and explore how…
The 12th Annual Golf Tournament teed off on Monday, September 22nd at a brand-new venue, the stunning Golden Bear Club in Windermere, FL. At 9:00 a.m., golfers gathered at the flag for the Pledge of Allegiance and the national anthem,…
PROJECT: VetRelief was established in 2014 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit program under The American Legion, Department of Florida. While our Department has been serving veterans since 1919, our 501(c)(3) designation allows us to secure funding from corporations and foundations, which…
We offcially closed the books on our 11th year as a program of the American Legion, Department ofFlorida, proudly serving Florida’s veterans and their families. Despite operating without a caseworkerfor half the year, we continued to see a remarkable number…
