Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and a chance to embrace the many positive moments of the year. Join us in celebrating the holiday and all the benefits that come with a job at VA.
VA employee Roxanna Dunlap and her Veteran husband Rocky donated 200 complete Thanksgiving meals to Veterans in need in their community through their Dinners for Veterans program.
A Marine Corps Veteran carried a mother and her daughter from a burning building and went back for others when the house collapses around him.
A few Thanksgiving adventures from Veterans, our staff and local TV stations who shared their stories.
Veterans from the Las Vegas VA Residential Recovery and Renewal Center were special guests at a holiday lunch provided by Leatherneck Club and VFW.
On International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day Nov. 18, survivors will come together to share support and find hope.
Columbia VA acquired over 1,000 pounds of Thanksgiving food donations from local charities, churches, businesses and Veteran service organizations.
Your Commissary is here to help you prepare with a cornucopia of recipes and special savings on the ingredients you need to make delectable holiday feasts and heartwarming memories.
With the arrival of Thanksgiving, we look back on some of the things we’re thankful for every day at VA.
Marine Corps Veteran Ryan Garza lost his leg in an IED blast. Years later, he was snowboarding the slopes at the Disabled Veterans Winter Sport Clinic.
Veteran Danielson, describing the reasons he’s thankful, remembers when he left his wife worrying on the end of a frightening phone call.
In this season of gratitude, we can go beyond saying “thank you” by acknowledging all that has kept us going during a time of pandemic.