Paralyzed Veterans of America to Honor Outstanding Leadership of Those Improving the Lives of Veterans with Disabilities
Apple, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Vehicle Production Group, QTC and the Nugent Residence Hall and the Disability Resources & Educational Services Program at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Among Honorees at 2012 Paralyzed Veterans' Gala
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being released by Paralyzed Veterans of America:
WHO: |
Host, Paralyzed Veterans of America |
Keynote Speaker, Admiral James A. Winnefeld, Jr., USN, Vice Chairman, The Joint Chiefs of Staff |
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2012 Americana Gala Honorees: |
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WHAT: |
Paralyzed Veterans' Americana Gala is an inspirational annual fundraising event. It both honors extraordinary leaders, who help our nation's paralyzed veterans and their families, and highlights the vital role that Paralyzed Veterans of America programs have in improving the quality of life for veterans with disabilities. |
This year, Paralyzed Veterans of America will pay tribute to those individuals and organizations that have made major contributions to help veterans with disabilities rebuild their lives - through technology, architecture, accessibility, and employment. |
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Proceeds from the Gala will benefit Paralyzed Veterans of America and its Mission: ABLE campaign which helps our heroes fully live the lives they deserve and receive what they need most: Care, Benefits and Jobs. |
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For more information about the gala or to learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please visit www.pva.org/gala. |
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WHEN: |
Tuesday, October 2, 2012 |
6:30 p.m. – Reception |
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7:00 p.m. – Dinner |
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WHERE: |
Capital Hilton |
10001 16th Street NW |
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Washington, DC 20036 |
Paralyzed Veterans of America was founded by a group of seriously injured American heroes from the "Greatest Generation" of World War II. They created a nonprofit organization to meet the challenges that they faced back in the 1940s — from a medical community not ready to treat them to an inaccessible world. For more than six decades, Paralyzed Veterans' national office and its 34 chapters across the nation have been making America a better place for all veterans and people with disabilities. (www.pva.org)
SOURCE Paralyzed Veterans of America
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