Inspirational Stories of Success for Motivation
3/9/25
Veterans and family members end karaoke night by singing Happy Trails together. We are proud to include all ages to celebrate the gift of service, foster a sense of community, and allow diverse perspectives to enrich the experience and strengthen connections across generations. This encourages mutual understanding, empathy, and the sharing of wisdom, creating a more inclusive and supportive
3/2/25
Indy Vet Court Mentors head over to the Justice Center after enjoying coffee and donuts during our Friday morning Vet To Vet at the Assessment and Intervention Center. Each week, we start the morning off with a magnificent meeting. Next, we head over to support other veterans in the treatment court program. Finally, we finish our day out enjoying a delicious meal together after court.
2/23/25
Graduates of Indy Vet Court and Mentor Boot Camp enjoy a kayaking trip with their children at The Gorge Underground in Kentucky. After graduation, both returned to become mentors of the program and continue to strengthen their skills through service in the community and as non-profit board members. Challenging each other as mentors fosters growth, encourages fresh perspectives, and strength
2/16/25
Another legendary lunch at The Good Spot with an all-veteran line-up of mentors, participants, and community members. As we come together for a delicious meal, we cultivate a healthy environment for veterans in the program to build trust with their newfound family. No matter when you served, where you served, or how you served in the military, you always have a family with Indy Vet to Vet!
2/9/25
Vet To Vet members enjoy a wonderful night of fun, fellowship, and good food at Pinnacle. The ability to sing like there is no one listening, dance like there is no one watching, and live like there is no tomorrow with a group of veterans, family, and community members is a very powerful experience. Two things you can count on are never being judged and always being accepted at our events!
2/2/25
Veterans at the Volunteers of America know how to engage in the meeting. No matter what the topic is, they are always eager to share. More importantly, we take time to discuss last week's progress. Taking time to actively listen to someone sharing their thoughts shows respect, fosters deeper understanding, and strengthens connections by making the other person feel heard and valued.