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2021 WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA #GIVINGINJULY
Throughout the month of July, national nonprofit Wreaths Across America (WAA) will be featuring its annual Giving in July program, a month dedicated to the groups and individuals giving back in their communities while helping to share WAA’s mission of to Remember, Honor and Teach. The Oro Valley American Legion Auxiliary Unit 132 is one
12th Annual Golf Tournament Aug. 21, 2021. Help us to help those in need
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Dept. of Arizona Convention – June 24 – 27, 2021
Hello Everyone! NOTE from Gary Smith for Post 132 members: Everyone has to make their own hotel reservations, but please ensure that they contact me for Convention Registration if going. Hotel rooms book fast. I have the registration form for both the Legion and SAL. Contact Gary at (214)431-2187 or gary0414@sbcglobal.net The Department Convention information
Important COVID 19 vaccine update – March 2021
Veterans, the SAVAHCS (Tucson VA) is now scheduling ALL enrolled and eligible Veterans for the COVID-19 vaccine. Call the following number to schedule your vaccine shot, 520-629-4729. The Tucson VA has vaccinated more than 15,000 veterans to date. Veterans who are not enrolled can learn about eligibility, and those who qualify, may apply for enrollment. See additional links for information: https://www.va.gov/health-care/covid-19-vaccine/stay-informed
Important COVID 19 vaccine update – February 2021
Important vaccine update. Three options available depending upon your VA care status, your age and your residence. 1. Tucson VA COVID vaccine program: For Veterans who are already enrolled in the VA care system, and who have not been contacted by a member of their VA Care Team and who are age 65 and older, contact the following number to schedule your
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Remember and Honor Veterans – 2020 One Wreath At A Time. Our Auxiliary Unit sponsored the vast majority of the wreaths placed in 2019 at the State Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Marana, but despite a valiant effort by its members, more than 250 veterans interred at the cemetery did not receive their own Remembrance Wreath.