Newest Veteran Friendly Congregation, Unity Church of the Cumberlands

October 29, 2016, Cookeville, Tennessee Vet to Vet Tennessee (V2VT) met with Pastor David & Susan Torres, Unity Church of the Cumberlands, during V2VT’s Vietnam War Commemoration’s Cumberland Plateau Pow Wow.  Pastor Torres is an Air Force Vietnam Veteran and is eager to help identify Veterans & their families in their community.  Pastor Torres signed…

A new sanctuary for military veterans

Vet to Vet Tennessee’s (V2VT) Veterans Court program has been working with the Helen Ross McNabb Military Services program since its inception in January 2016, when the first justice involved Veteran from the Loudon County Veterans Court entered McNabb’s program.  Since January 2016, every justice involved veteran from the 9th and 10th Judicial District who…

Vet to Vet TN Approved as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization

October 17, 2016 Holbrook Peterson Smith PLLC, electronically submitted the IRS form 1023-EZ on September 28, 2016 on behalf of Vet to Vet Tennessee.  On October 3, 2016, V2VT was approved as a tax exempt 501 (c) (3) veteran advocacy organization.  Thanks to the generous and professional pro bono support from retired Big Red One…

Knox County Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day

October 13, 2016.  Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett signs a proclamation recognizing Vietnam & Vietnam Era veterans and their families for serving and protecting our nation & freedom. WBIR Reporter Daniel Sechtin was at the event at 6:30am to meet the President of Vet to Vet Tennessee to describe live the upcoming events.  Here is…