October vets updates

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C A L L T O A R M S veterans' its time to band together R E C R U I T I N G for a new Organization The armed forces service & support group v e t e r a n s "s u p p o r t I n g" v e t e r a n s Starting fall semester 2015 Location: Contra Costa College - San Pablo, Cal P L E A S E S u p p o r t U s, U N I T E D W E S T A N D Contact Leon Watkins for more information (510 334-0033)

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C A L L T O

A R M S veterans' its time to band together

R E C R U I T I N G for a new Organization

The armed forces

service & support

group v e t e r a n s "s u p p o r t I n g" v e t e r a n s

Starting fall semester 2015

Location: Contra Costa College - San Pablo, Cal

P L E A S E S u p p o r t U s, U N I T E D W E S T A N D

Contact Leon Watkins for more information (510 334-0033)

FRONT LINE to HOME FRONTSuicide Prevention

JOHN F. KENNEDY UNIVERSITYpresents

An A�liate of the National University System

Saturday, October 24, 2015 l 10 am – 2:30 pm100 Ellinwood Way, Pleasant Hill, CA

A FREE half-day workshop with resources for struggling servicemembers and their families

Who should attend? Veterans and servicemembers and their families

Military service organizations

Counselors, therapists and mental health professionals

Primary care and community health providers

Substance abuse treatment providers

Advocacy groups

... and anyone interested in issues facing servicemembers and their families

To register for the event, go to

http://bit.ly/JFKUnivFrontLine2015.

Sponsored by

Dean & Margaret Lesher Foundation

Keynote SpeakerCaptain Tom ChabyDecorated Navy SEAL Commander currently serving as Director of the Preservation of the Force and Family Task Force for the US Special Operations Command

Session PresentersMelodi BilleraClinical and research social worker with the Rocky Mountain Mental Illness Research Education and Clinical Center at the Denver VA Medical Center

Brian AdkinsonSuicide Prevention Coordinator for the Veteran’s Administration - East Bay

...And representatives from local veteran agencies and support organizations.

For more details, visit RecruitMilitary.com/SanJose

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FOR VETERANS, TRANSITIONING MILITARY PERSONNEL, NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS, RESERVE MEMBERS AND SPOUSES

COMPANIES ARE HIRING!Job Opportunities ★ Continuing Education Opportunities ★ Business Ownership Opportunities

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Thursday, October 29, 201511:00 am – 3:00 pm

196 N. 3rd StreetSan Jose, CA 95112

CORINTHIAN EVENT CENTER

Register Now!

Please contact Maurice Delmer at [email protected] or (925) 680-4526 to register your team or for information about participating.

Join the City of Concord and VFW Post 1525 for a special Veterans Day

Ceremony followed by a day of baseball at the 3rd Annual Veterans Day

Invitational Softball Tournament

12 Team Tournament, minimum 10 players per team

Each team guaranteed 3 games

Minimum 50% of team must be Veterans/active duty (honor system)

Teams can be co-ed, but not required

Aluminum bats only; City of Concord Rules

Food will be for sale to cover tournament costs and to benefit the

Marines of the Concord Reserve Training Center

2015 Concord Veterans

Day Ceremony and

City of Concord Veterans

Day Ceremony

(Begins at 11am)

Sponsors:

KEYS TO PROGRESS 2015 On June 12, 2013, Progressive Insurance hosted the first Keys to Progress® event, a singular day that changed the lives of 59 veterans and their families across the country. On November 11, 2015, we’re holding our 3rd annual Keys to Progress event, with the goal of giving away 134 vehicles to needy veterans and their families. During this one-day event held at Progressive Service Centers across the U.S., Progressive, together with network auto-body shops, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, national salvage companies, the National Auto Body Council (NABC) and several military organizations, Progressive presents the refurbished vehicles to the recipients during a special giveaway ceremony. .

Progressive representatives partner with salvage companies and NABC member auto-body shops to identify and repair vehicles for this cause. We also work with military organizations to find deserving veterans in need of a vehicle and gather their stories. The events have been a great success, attracting the attention of media and communities in nearly 40 markets across the country. Each year, we also produce a YouTube video with highlights from various locations on the day of the event. Now, it’s time to work with our partners to do this year’s Keys to Progress event. We look forward to creating even more memories and opportunities for deserving veterans and their families this year. We want to provide two veterans per Progressive Service Center location with a refurbished vehicle. Please click here to find a Progressive Service Center location near you. We plan to hold the events on November 11, Veterans Day, between 11:30 am and 1:30 pm at most locations, so please mark this date and time on calendars now so you can participate with us! Progressive thanks you for being a partner with us in this important effort.

Criteria for Progressive Keys To Progress Program

Veteran Recipient Criteria

• Must be able to provide a DD214

• Must fall below the Geographic Income Threshold for your

county, reference VA’s Means Test for priority group 7 or 8

• http://www.va.gov/healtheligibility/Library/tools/GMT

/index.asp

• Have a valid driver’s license

• Have a clean driving record – obtain a transcript of driving

record from the Motor Vehicle Department

• Be able to insure and maintain the vehicle

• Not currently own a good working vehicle

• One Year Income Tax

Veteran Recipient’s Legal Obligations and Liabilities

• Title transfer fees

• Paying the sales tax as calculated by your state. Check with

your local Department of Motor Vehicles for tax

exemptions. Some states have provisions for vehicles

given/received as a gift

• Insurance coverage

Please remember that the recipient is legally required to

obtain and continue insurance coverage.

Veteran’s Information *RequiredName*:

Address*:

City*: State*: Zip*:

Phone*: Rent* Own*

Valid Drivers

License No.*:

Applicant Date of Birth*:_______________ SSN: __________________

Marital Status*: Single Married Separated Divorced

Excluding veteran, please list all dependents residing in the home*:

Name Age Relationship

Name Age Relationship

Name Age Relationship

Name Age Relationship

Name Age Relationship

Do you or your spouse own a registered motor vehicle*? Yes No

If yes:

Number State Expiration Date

Year Make Model VIN Number

Year Make Model VIN Number

Criteria for Progressive Keys To Progress Program

Income:Veteran Monthly Income*: Spouse/Finance/Roommate Monthly Income*:

$ $

Additional Monthly Income*:

Type Amount Type Amount

VA Benefits Unemployment

Child Support (received) SSI/SSDI

Welfare Food Stamps

Other

Total Monthly Income*: $

Have you ever been convicted of a felony? Yes ___ No ___

Applicant signature confirms they understand that proper stewardship requires they

provide the necessary information to substantiate their request, including governmental

records, income information and current driving records. The applicant understands this

information will be kept confidential.

Veteran Applicant Signature* Printed Name*

Date*

In your own words, please tell us why you are in need of a vehicle from the Keys To

Progress program, and how the vehicle will impact your life. (You may also send this in

your own word processor document or email program.) _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

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My Story

New James Bond Movie From: Nathan D. Johnson [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, October 05, 2015 5:29 PM

Subject: Movie day

On 11/15 at 1:00 pm Brenden Movie Theatre in Concord is hosting 100 veterans and their families for

Spectre the new James Bond movie. If you are interested in attending please let me know so I can add

you to the list.

Thank you,

Marlene J. Julye, LMSW

Readjustment Counselor

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Oakland Vet Center

2203 Central Ave.

Alameda, CA 94501

Work: (510) 763-3904

FAX: (510) 521-0107

http://www.vetcenter.va.gov

Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

http://www.VeteransCrisisLine.net

"Keeping the Promise"