See You at the Quarterly! The next DVVC Quarterly Meeting will be Friday, January 22, beginning at 9 a.m. The program will focus on the work that keeps DVVC vibrant, with a discussion of where the organization should go in the next few years. The meeting will be hosted on Zoom with break-out rooms for […]
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February 2021 Newsletter
Thanks for participating in the DVVC Winter 2021 Quarterly Meeting! Lots of great strategic insights! The Executive Committee is studying the suggestions and will create a document to be shared soon with the full membership. Thanks to all who participated in the kick-off exercise to assist with our metadata and search engine optimization for the […]
May 2021 Newsletter
Memorial Day Poppies The wearing of poppies in honor of America’s war dead is a Memorial Day tradition. The practice takes its origin from the poem In Flanders Fields, written in 1915 by John McCrae. Is your organization planning to distribute poppies this year? Let us know so we can pass the word – dvvcinfo@gmail.com. […]
April 2021 Newsletter
News from the Executive Committee! Don’t miss Hank Gillen’s discussion of the value of DVVC at the end of this newsletter!And read the stories of coronavirus resilience from some of our member organizations below! Mark your calendars:DVVC Spring 2021 Quarterly Meetingin partnership with the South Jersey Community Veterans Engagement BoardCome to the April 16th Zoom event […]
March 2021 Newsletter
News from the Executive Committee!Don’t miss the inspiring comments on service from Norm Glover at the end of this newsletter! DVVC Strategic Goals CraftedFollowing the quarterly meeting in January, the Executive Committee has been drafting a DVVC strategic plan for the next three years. Thanks again to everyone who attended and provided input! Some common […]
Button, Button, who’s got the Button?
The Marketing & Social Media Committee has been working with our updated logo (thanks, Tom!) and created an image that can be printed and dropped into a “do-it-yourself” button, available for purchase at craft stores. Create yours and wear it proudly! DOWNLOAD