A Hero's Promise - Washington Chapter

10/13/2026

AHP MISSOURI 🇺🇸

Bringing Veterans Together

More than a gathering, it’s about camaraderie, support, and brotherhood.

It’s about bringing veterans together, building meaningful connections, sharing stories, and reminding one another that no veteran has to walk alone.

We may come from different backgrounds and different branches of service, but we share a bond that never fades.

Through friendship, fellowship, and community, we continue to honor the promise we made to one another.

A Hero’s Promise — Honoring the Fallen by Remembering the Living.

🇺🇸 Of the Vets, For the Vets.

10/12/2026

AHP Network Partner

Get hands-on learning, classroom teaching and real-life experience all under one roof with a focus on job placement, mentoring and ongoing support for our students and partners.

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10/11/2026

🇺🇸 AHP-LDRS | Food Network

Community Partners Supporting Our Veterans

A big thank-you to Bigfoot BBQ in Olympia for helping take care of the residents at Shelton Veterans Village!

We believe strong communities are built by people who care and are willing to step up for others. We are grateful to have amazing community partners like Bigfoot BBQ who help us support those who have served our nation.

🤝 Support local businesses that support our military community!

When we support one another, we strengthen the entire community.

Unity in Community. Community Strong.

📍 Bigfoot BBQ
2411 Harrison Ave NW
Olympia, WA 98502

Thank you, Bigfoot BBQ, for being part
of the mission! ❤️🤍💙

10/11/2026

10/10/2026

10/09/2026

Nearly 18 veterans died by su***de every day in 2024, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs’ annual report on the topic. The report found that 6,488 veterans killed themselves in 2024,
slightly fewer than a revised number
the VA now says died in 2023.

The report, released last week, looked at trends in veteran su***de from 2001-2024, the most recent year for which the VA has data.
Notably, the report added close to 300 su***de deaths to its previously released 2023 estimate for veteran su***des.

In February, the department’s 2023 report said 6,398 veterans took their own lives that year, but the new 2024 report revises that 2023 figure up to 6,662.

10/07/2026

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