A Night with the Heroes

 A Night with The JCS Heroes

As a community and organization, we are blessed to celebrate the "Alive Days" of our JCS Heroes. We often get to share in their victories and their post injury challenges. As supporters you have a direct line of sight on  how JCS impacts their lives. On November the 1st we will get to hear thoughts and stories from them.

Join us on 11/1/23 for a Q&A with our Heroes. This evening will start with a 90-minute social gathering, followed by a 90-minute question and answer session hosted by Jamie Allman of Patriot Radio. This promises to be a contrast in humor and raw, unfiltered honesty.  

Ticket price includes admission, drinks, and hors d' oeuvers.  

The Price of Freedom

Global War on Terror

7,057 Killed in Action

50,000 Wounded in Action (under reported) 

30,177 service members and veterans of the post-9/11 wars have committed suicide -- over four times as many as have died in combat.

 The Joshua Chamberlain Society is unlike any other veterans organization. We're a 501 (c) 3 federally tax exempt charity and our mission is to make wounded veterans and families of deceased veterans feel the support and appreciation of their community for life.

With the help of generous donors, JCS "adopts" severely wounded veterans - those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries, lost a limb or multiple limbs, or both - as well as the families of those service members who sacrificed their lives in service to our country. JCS provides real, tangible support for these individuals and families not only in the present, but also five, ten, twenty or more years down the line. Years from now, they will still feel the support of a community grateful for their sacrifices.

Their sacrifice is permanent - so is our support.