It’s Our Turn, Inc. assisted a Veteran, Linda, and her family of four by replacing the central air conditioning and heating unit in their home. Below is a letter It’s Our Turn, Inc. received.
Veteran and Family of Four Gets New Central Air and Heat
Author: info@memorialdayrace.org
Missing Christmas at Home During Long Deployment to Southern Border
Chris is in the National Guard, deployed to the southern border for 450 days. He couldn’t be home for Christmas. His wife, Nicole, is home raising 3 children by herself. We stopped by with the surprises to help this young family.
Christmas Gifts for The Veterans Village
Right before Christmas, a couple of our board of directors visited with Volunteers of America Veterans Village and gifted all 23 Veteran residents with a Walmart Gift Card and a gift bag of food from Save A Lot.
Korean War Veteran Gets Handyman Help for Window Blinds
Patrick needed blinds hung in his new housing in Port Charlotte. Richard Bingham, Board Member of It’s Our Turn, Inc., was delighted to help out and handle the project.
How are Veterans Handling the U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan?
From the wife’s perspective of an Afghanistan war combat veteran.
It’s Our Turn, Inc. Invited to Speak at the Rotary Club of Punta Gorda
Allen Carsten, President of It’s Our Turn, Inc., was a guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Punta Gorda luncheon. “I am pleased to network with like-minded people, share how we are helping Veterans in Charlotte County, and learn about the wonderful things Punta Gorda Rotary is doing in the community,” said Carsten. The two organizations connected through the …
It’s Our Turn, Inc. Cleans Overgrown Backyard for a Disabled Veteran
Al Carsten, Milton Santiago, and Brad Jacobs with It’s Our Turn, Inc. spent a morning cleaning up the overgrown back yard of a disabled veteran who wasn’t able to do it on his own.
U.S. Navy Veteran Home is Foreclosed Resulting in Family Losing Housing
Mr. Shearin (77) served in the Navy from 1960-1963, reserves for 6 months, and went back to full-time Navy until 1973. Shearin and his 75-year old wife are guardians of their 7-year old great-grandson. They became homeless due to foreclosure on their house, and their funds had run out for their hotel. The Shearin family needed emergency housing while Jewish …
When a Veteran Loses Housing and Needs Help
It’s Our Turn, Inc. covered the 5-day hotel accommodations for Carrol. Today, he is doing well and has found housing.
It’s Our Turn, Inc. Helps The 22 Project to Treat Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injuries
It’s Our Turn, Inc. is committed to helping Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) caused by Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). We partnered with a great organization called The 22 Project. Learn the story of how they are helping Veterans with TBI’s in this video.