2024
Ruck March
Register Now and Get Started Raising Awareness on social media and generating donations to help Lake County Vets and Families!
We are in Lake County, but donations and marchers from anywhere are welcome!
Helping Service Members and Their Families
We help service members and their families in Lake, McHenry and Southern Kenosha counties with care services, financial crisis help, family support, peer counseling and camaraderie, free and confidentially, regardless of discharge status.
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Dry Hooch is a Place for Veterans to Reconnect
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Our Gatherings are Supported by Local Donors
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We Stand Proudly with the Lake County Community
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Professional Trained Veteran Peer Specialists
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We Stay Up to Date on Current Issues and Events
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Upcoming Events
The Lake County Veterans and Family Services Foundation (LCVFS) will host its Annual Ruck March to raise awareness of Veteran suicides.
We have events happening often to benefit our Veterans and their families. Come enjoy a free cup-a-joe on us. Call 847-986-4622 for more information.
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