VETERANS’ Stand Down Rally Milwaukee WI

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This post is related to my previous one on DryHootch coffee shops.

Again although the focus is on Wisconsin, I wanted to give our readers in Wisconsin and other states an example of the kinds of things DryHootch is getting involved in outside of establishing Coffee Houses.

Robert L. Hanafin, Major, U.S. Air Force-Retired, VT News

Stand Down Rally @ Richard Street Armory

Time: February 27, 2010 from 7am to 3pm
Location: Richards Street Armory
Street: 4108 N Richards St
City/Town: Milwaukee WI
Website or Map: http://www.war-veterans.org/2…
Phone: 414-382-1727
Event Type: communtiy, event
Organized By: Wisc Vets Standdown Committee

Join us to help those veteran who are homeless or “at risk” for a “Hand Up, not a Hand Out!”

We need volunteers to man our table from 7am to noon, and noon to 3pm on 27 Feb. We also need items to help our Veterans, spouses and children.

Drop off times there or at Dryhootch like back packs, stationary items, pocket dictionaries, pocket books or coloring books for children, pens, crayons, etc.

And instant coffee bags, …..

Contact for Event information is Bob Currey at DryHootch.

http://www.dryhootch.org/profile/iceman

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