Work Vessels for Veterans is honored by the contributions of our business sponsors – local, national, and global. We are grateful for their support!
Since 1992 AnythingIT has been at the forefront of managing trade-in programs for both OEM’s, Equipment Resellers, and Enterprise clients. Our programs have been proven to help partners win more business, maximize their return on technology investments, and apply best practices to IT asset management. In partnership with Work Vessels for Veterans, AnythingIT, Inc. is committed toward hiring US Veterans and providing them with tools and employment opportunities to acquire the skillsets to achieve a career within the Green Information Technology Marketplace.
CSA
Continental Shelf Associates
Continental Shelf Associates, Inc. is a multidisciplinary U.S. corporation established in 1970, Dedicated to the ocean industry worldwide, servicing the offshore oil & gas, submarines telecom, scientific markets as well as federal, state and local governments.
Continental Shelf Associates, Inc. is committed to creating and maintaining a company and corporate culture governed by safe and environmentally-sound practices, known both internally and externally for honesty, integrity, and reliability in relationships with customers, employees, suppliers, and shareholders. CSA strives to create value for all that are employed by or have business dealings with the company.
WVFV thanks Kevin and Inger Peterson for generously sponsoring printing of materials.
Contact: http://www.conshelf.com/
Karmic Cloud
Open Minds. Open Hearts. Open Source.
Our motto is “Let Love Reign.” We are passionate about bringing together the perfect blend of creative talent (strategists, writers, designers, film makers, photographers, visual artists) with development talent (inventors, programmers, open source builders, technology innovators) to bring stories to life and people together.
Contact: http://www.karmiccloud.org
Noank Shipyard
Seaport Marine
With 158 floating concrete dock slips each equipped with power, water and lighting, and most with access to cable – a slip at Noank Shipyard is as comfortable as it is beautiful.
Coupled with the convenience of being located at the mouth of the Mustic River, it’s the perfect balance to “get-away-from-it-all” and “get-there-easily.”
For our larger vessels, over 1,100 feet of face is available for side-to dockage.
Noank Shipyard is proud to serve as the home base of Work Vessels for Veterans!
Contact: http://www.noankshipyard.com
C*A*M*M*O
The Center For American Military Music Opportunities
C*A*M*M*O the Center for American Military Music Opportunities, innovative 501(c)3 nonprofit organization committed to the principles of servant leadership with peer serving peer – American service member and veteran serving veteran. C*A*M*M*O builds the skills of musicianship and performance, putting our service members in touch with leading industry talent development specialists, extending career opportunities left unattainable to military personnel, and presents performances, concerts, and workshops to audiences of all ages.
There are three prongs to the C*A*M*M*O mission:
To create therapeutic programming and outlets for service members and veterans
To train and educate veterans in music industry career opportunities
To develop top-notch music artists
Contact: http://cammomusic.org
LME Designs
Specializing in custom website designs
LME Designs is honored to provide web design and support services for Work Vessels for Veterans. “As a full-time, professional freelance website designer, I work with clients to create websites that reflect their personal vision. It’s a privilege to support WVFV in their efforts to help veterans make the transition back to their families, communities and careers.” – Lisa Ewing, LME Designs.
Contact: http://lmedesigns.com
Michael Bolton Charities
Generosity, Humanity and Spirit
Founded in 1993, the Mission of The Michael Bolton Charities, Inc. is dedicated to two critical areas: (1) The assistance of children and women “at risk;” and, (2) Through education and effective programs, create social awareness to broaden horizons and expand opportunities for youth across socioeconomic and multicultural lines.
Through the years, our mission has remained clear: We continue to make funds available to organizations providing direct services to those in need as we search for solutions to the issues that put children and women at risk. We work towards fostering dynamic social change – to break the cycle of domestic violence, poverty, abuse and homelessness through innovative initiatives.
The major focus of The Michael Bolton Charities is in the area of violence against women. Five years ago, Michael joined forces with coalitions of women’s groups and members of Congress to pass the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Michael, personally, has continued to devote his time to draw attention to the domestic violence epidemic and to enlist other men to raise their voices for zero tolerance on the issue. He has directed his foundation to do whatever possible to secure continued and additional funding to keep our shelters open, our educational programs functioning, and our children and women safe.
In 2005, in response to the devastation of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, The Michael Bolton Charities reached out to an organization working directly with women and children who were already escaping from their own unimaginable tragedy of domestic violence: The Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence-Hurricane Katrina Fund. The MBC’s donation of $100,000 made it possible for these at risk families to rebuild their lives, to live, to hope and to dream again of a decent life for themselves and their families.
Future projects in the planning stages include the creation of a Domestic Violence Legal Advocacy Fellowship, which will train law students to provide legal assistance to domestic violence survivors, and the formation of a statewide task force building upon the committee already formed in New Haven, to work on creating a Family Justice Center in Connecticut, based on the model in Brooklyn, New York. A Family Justice Center is a one-stop shopping center of support services for domestic violence victims and their families offering counseling, legal aid assistance, shelter, law enforcement assistance, interfaith counseling and a host of other services, by service providers on site.
Since 1993, over $5 Million has been disbursed to organizations across the country. A partial listing includes: The National Domestic Violence Hotline (TX); Prevent Child Abuse America (IL); MENTOR-The National Mentoring Partnership (VA); The New York City Family Justice Center; UNCF (CT); Yale Child Study Center (CT); The Domestic Violence Crisis Center (CT); Mt. Sinai Sexual Assault Victims Intervention Program (NY); and The Children’s Advocacy Center (NY).
Contact: http://www.michaelboltoncharities.com
The Mission Continues
Living Values Through Service
The Mission Continues, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was founded in 2007 after CEO Eric Greitens returned home from service in Iraq as a Navy SEAL. Upon his return, Eric visited with wounded Marines at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. Without exception, each Marine expressed an unwavering desire to continue serving his country, even if he could no longer do so in the military. One young Marine even said this: “I lost my legs – that is all. I did not lose my desire to serve, or my pride in being an American.” Inspired, Eric used his own combat pay and two friends pitched in their military disability checks to found The Mission Continues.
Contact: http://www.missioncontinues.org
Yoga Blue
Celebrating Recovery One Breath At A Time
Yoga Blue is bringing the benefits of yoga and how it complements traditional treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD), depression, and other factors than can lead to addictive disorders. Yoga Blue is creating programs specifically designed to support veterans, and serves as an online resource bringing light to gentle ways to respond to the special challenges military personnel can face when coming home.
Yoga Blue is an outreach organization dedicated to teaching yoga as support for people in recovery from substance abuse or other self-destructive behaviors. We work to promote a greater understanding of the benefits of yoga and how it complements traditional treatment modalities in the field of addictive disorders. We believe the regular practice of yogic postures, breathing, mantra, and meditation can aid in recovery from addiction.
Contact: http://yogablue.org
www.ironhorse-saloon.com Ormond Beach, Florida
As one of America’s foremost veterans service organizations, AMVETS (or American Veterans) has a proud history of assisting veterans and sponsoring numerous programs that serve our country and its citizens. The helping hand that AMVETS extends to veterans and their families takes many forms.
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