Veteran appreciation post! 🇺🇸💙 Thank you to all of our Veterans who have shown true heroism by dedicating their lives to protecting our freedom and always putting others before themselves ❤️ Your sacrifice speaks louder than words! 🗣️ #Veterans #Appreciation #Motivation Description: The first slide’s background is meant to look like a page from a book, with deep blue text across the middle that reads, “Swipe for a truth about our Veterans.” To the left of that, also in deep blue, is an icon of the American flag. There is also text in each corner of the slide, including our handle, our website URL, #VeteranAppreciation, and the word “Swipe” with an arrow indicating to do so. Each of these corners are the same in the following slide, except instead of “Swipe,” it now includes three icons of a heart, text bubble, and paper airplane, indicating to like, comment & share. The background is the same as the first, but now written across the middle is our quote by Joseph Campbell. (fb)

Want to give back to those who gave so much? 🇺🇸🪖 Our Veterans deserve more than just words of gratitude — they deserve our support, connection, and care. 💙 Through the John P. Dwyer program, you can make a real difference in the lives of local heroes. Partner with us today at https://f.mtr.cool/azdyhbdqof or call (845) 624-1366 to learn how you can stand beside a Veteran and show your thanks in action. ❤️ #VeteranAppreciation #Gratitude #GivingBack Description: The first shot in this week’s video displays an aerial view of an American flag in a graveyard. The second shot shows a Veteran in distress, covering his face. The third shows a Veteran speaking with someone who is off camera, but at the very beginning of the shot, someone’s hand can be seen giving him an affirmative touch before pulling away. The final shot shows a Veteran’s arm shaking hands with someone else, before the video dissolves to a blue background where our logo, website URL and phone number can be seen. The same background is shown in the next shot as well, but it now shows the logo of the Joseph P. Dwyer Veteran Peer Support Program, which is an American flag with black icons of soliders standing in front. (fb)