The Cuddy Family Foundation for Veterans
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MISSION STATEMENT
We are a 501(c)(3) with the primary goals of being self-sufficient through the establishment of businesses that employ veterans, serving the essential survival needs of homeless veterans and others in peril, and offering long-term sustainability training and transitional support elements to help secure stable living arrangements for our clients. Our efforts are specifically aimed at reducing the alarming suicide attempt rate for veterans.
The song "No One Cares" by Star Chamber is an anthem for this era. Brilliant!
The lead singer of Star Chamber is a star!
ALR's set begins at 5:30PM on 4/21 at VFW Post 4588.
The song "No One Cares" by Star Chamber is an anthem for this era. Brilliant!
GloryFest '23, presented by Red River Range, Parker's Lawn Care, and Cross Country Equity is coming to Shreveport on Friday 4/21/23 at VFW Post 4588 in Bossier City and we are pleased to announce that local band Star Chamber is our headlining act!
Returning bands from GloryFest '22 include Soul Grooves Live, Victory Position, and siblings Ava, Lydia, and Liam of Anna Lee's Revolver.
Our foundation will also be presenting The William J. Goff Veteran Legend Award to US Army veteran Kenneth R. Epperson, Sr.
Admission to GloryFest '23 is FREE and we're having a very cool social media contest with two great prizes!
The first 350 people in attendance will get wristbands and have the opportunity to win an incredible prize. Doors open at 5:00PM.
The price for beers and wine coolers at the VFW?
$2 each. And the Good Cravingz food truck will be out front!
We are extremely grateful for the support from our friend Scott Auer from The Little Shop of Music, brothers Mark and Mike Mangham from Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters, and George E. McGovern III CPA. And we're proud to have the Shreveport branch of Guitars for Vets in attendance, too!
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