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Thank our VALOR Volunteers who helped support local Veterans in Wilkes-Barre on Jan 4th, several of whom are homeless Veterans struggling to find theirway back home. We honor one Marine in particular who moved to Wilkes-Barre several years ago after coming home from Afghanistan however his family subsequently passed away, leaving this Marine without his family. Thankfully, your support allows us to continue bridging the gap, encouraging this brave Marine.

Today we want to thank our 25 Teammates and Volunteers who helped support 102 individuals at our Hazleton Stand Down. This included 8 Veterans, 3 Dependents, and 91 Civilians, with 17 of those individuals being under 18. A special thank you to the Volunteers from Ethos and Valor for their dedication and hard work.

Today we want to thank our 7 Volunteers who helped support 29 individuals at our Veterans Unstoppable Meeting/Stand Down. This included 20 Veterans and 9 Dependents, including two under 18 years old. A special thank you to the Volunteers from Ethos and Valor for their dedication and hard work. The weather was cool and sunny!

KUNKLETOWN, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — 28/22 News is getting a first full look at an area resource for homeless veterans. Valor Clinic Foundation invited 28/22 News for a tour of what they call Paul’s House on Wednesday.

Today we want to thank our team who conducted the Stand Down in Wilkes Barre on September 7th. Thank you to the 17 volunteers, including Volunteers from Helping Hands & Beyond, Valor Clinic and individuals who helped! Not shown in the picture are our friends from the local Outback Steakhouse, who provided a hot meal for the event. The weather was a comfortable low 70s.