Inspirational Stories of Success for Motivation

6/22/25

Our Vet To Vet meeting that began on 9/11 2024, has grown into a thriving and supportive community, thanks in large part to the unwavering dedication of Denise Biers. What started as a small gathering to discuss recovery and share stories has evolved into a vital network for veterans seeking connection and healing. Denise’s consistent support of our meeting continues to bring more veterans 

6/15/25

Our incredible volunteers go the extra mile to support our Veterans. Every week, a dedicated facilitator arrives early to set up the meeting space and gather necessary food and drinks. This commitment is just one small example of the significant impact our volunteers have on the lives of those we serve. We are always seeking new individuals to join our family of volunteers who share a passi

6/8/25

Thanks to our amazing friend, board member, and long time leader in the veterans community, Kay Ross, a group of 29 veterans and family members took a trip to France to attend the 81st Anniversary of D-Day on the beaches of Normandy and explore Paris. We are truly grateful for all the hard work Kay Ross did to make this all happen. The hard work done by our silent heroes behind the scenes of

6/1/25

Mentors/Facilitators with Indy Vet To Vet Inc finish the last session of this years All Rise conference and stick around to take one last picture before heading out. We take serving veterans very seriously, and to do so, we must continue to learn from this valuable training and bring it back to our community. When it comes to mentoring, you won't find any better training than Justice for Vet

5/25/25

Mentor Coordinator Aaron Shaw, along with mentors-in-training Carzel, Shannon, Charles, and Anna, made a meaningful stop in St. Augustine on the way to Kissimmee, FL where they will attend the Justice For Vets Mentor Boot Camp at the annual All Rise Conference.

While the team is committed to growing as individuals, mentors, and community leaders, they also recognize the importance of bonding

5/18/25

After a long night of severe weather, we arrived at Geist Park to find the pathway blocked by a fallen tree. Without hesitation, Jennifer Sheffler reached out to Clifton Morlan to see if he could bring a saw to help clear the way. Just 10 minutes later, Clif and his son, Clifton, arrived, ready to get to work. In about 15 minutes, they managed to remove several limbs and clear the debris,