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We’re excited to highlight our Community Development Director, Merrick Korach, who recently served on a leadership panel at the FJ Reitz High School Leadership Academy in support of Community One.
Merrick was invited to share his perspective as a committed member of the Tepe Park Neighborhood Association Leadership Team. His passion for neighborhood engagement and community-driven change shines through in everything he does.
During the panel, Merrick joined other local leaders to speak with students about what it means to build strong communities, invest in your neighbors, and lead with purpose. We’re proud to have team members who live out our mission both inside and outside the organization.
Thank you to Reitz High School and Community One for hosting such an inspiring event!
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This week we were honored to present a $7,000 check to support Officer Sam Taylor’s recovery.
Officer Taylor is both a military veteran and a devoted first responder, and it’s our privilege to stand with him and his family during this time.
These funds were raised from the casino play portion of our inaugural Patriot Gala on November 1st - individual donations made directly in support of Officer Taylor by members of our community.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who attended, played, sponsored, and supported this event — your generosity is making a real and meaningful impact.
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According to @NVHS, the presence of mental disorders (substance-related disorders and/or mental illness) is the strongest predictor of becoming homeless after discharge from active duty.
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Camaraderie is part of the military foundation. Homeless Veterans often feel alone and isolated after being discharged, exacerbated with hopelessness.
