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January 1 %u2022 2025 www.VeteransReporterNews.com VETERANS Reporter News 9www.fycdnv.orgTien Pu Temple Las VegasNevadaA brief introduction toYi-Guan Dao (I-Kuan Tao)We revere our own elders and extend a similar reverence towards the elders of other families; we treat our own young with kindness and extend a similar kindness to the young of other families. INVITATIONJewish War Veterans of the USASgt. Manny Peven Post 65Henderson, NV 89044Meets the First Sundayof Every MonthFor further information contact:JERRY(702) 565-1430Korean American Women%u2019s Association Donates to Veterans Coffee Fund%u25a0 Ann DorseyOn December 19, 2024, the Korean American Women%u2019s Association (KAWA), a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering community service and cultural exchange, donated $1,400 to the Veterans Coffee Fund at the North Las Vegas VA Medical Center. KAWA has a long history of supporting veterans, promoting cultural understanding, and empowering Korean American women through various charitable activities and educational programs.Acha Chambers, President of KAWA, presented the donation alongside other association members. The event took place in front of the Main Hospital Coffee Stand, where Mr. Rob Johnson, Chief of the VA Center for Development and Civic Engagement, accepted the generous contribution on behalf of the medical center.This donation will help sustain the Veterans Coffee Fund, an initiative that provides coffee and refreshments to veterans as a token of appreciation for their service. KAWA%u2019s support exemplifies its commitment to giving back to the community and honoring those who have served the nation.Korean American Women Association Donates to North Las Vegas VA Medical Center.American Legion Post #76: Continuing the Tradition of Giving Back%u25a0 V R N staffOn December 20, 2024, the American Legion Post #76 of Las Vegas Commander Joel Forman and its members demonstrated its ongoing commitment to supporting local veterans by making its annual charity donation to the Southern Nevada VA Healthcare System (SNVAHS) at the North Las Vegas VA Medical Center. This year%u2019s donation included approximately $2,000 worth of socks and gloves, essential items to help veterans stay warm during the harsh winter season.The initiative, aptly named %u201cSOCK U 2 UM%u201d, was spearheaded by Jack Ford, a dedicated member of Post #76. Speaking about the project, Ford emphasized the critical need to support veterans facing challenging conditions. %u201cWinter in Las Vegas can be freezing. We want to help our veterans in need to stay warm during these cold winter days,%u201d he said.Since its inception in 2017, %u201cSOCK U 2 UM%u201d has become an annual tradition for Post #76. Each year, the organization makes it a priority to donate essential winter items to the VA Medical Center, ensuring that veterans%u2014especially those who are homeless or in need%u2014receive the care and resources they deserve.This year, the donation was accepted by Robert Johnson, Chief of the VA Center for Development and Civic Engagement. The items will be distributed among homeless veterans and others visiting the medical center for treatment, extending warmth and comfort to those who have served the nation.About American Legion Post #76The American Legion Spirit of Freedom Post #76 serves the northwestern area of Las Vegas, Nevada. Dedicated to supporting veterans and their families, the post hosts regular meetings at 1:30 PM on the third Sunday of each month at 3521 N Durango Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89129. For more information, the post can be reached at 702-240-9622.You can now copy and paste the above text into your Word document.