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Hoosier Heroes Appreciation Day

(Formally the Mayors' Veterans Appreciation Day)

Our 10th Anniversary Hoosier Heroes Appreciation Day event has been rescheduled for 2024.
Hoosier Heroes Appreciation Day will be Saturday the 17th of August 2024

Hoosier Heroes Faith & Family Day will be Sunday the 18th of August 2024


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Honoring our Veterans, Military & First Responders
Our First Responders include, but are not limited to our;
Law Enforcement, Firefighters, Hospital/EMS Personnel including, Doctors, Nurses & Care Givers

A Day to Show Our Appreciation for their Commitment
and Heroic Service to their Community and Country.

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Why a Veterans, Military, and First Responders Appreciation Day is Important:

The time is now to remind us of their sacrifices to their country, community, and their families;
It gives us a day to acknowledge their commitment to our nation, our communities and bask in their pride & heroism;
Most of our Veterans, Military, and First Responders face high risks virtually every time they step out of the comfort of their own homes and are pretty likely America’s most dangerous careers;
Veterans, Military, and our First responders put other lives ahead of their own. HHAD is a day they can share the joy with their teammates and take a day to feel appreciated with their families;
And last, by not least, I believe it’s the least we can do to show them the respect and appreciation they deserve for all they do.

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If you want to participate in our event, click here to visit our Planning Committee Page.

For Medical or Physical Emergencies:

New - dial 988 - By dialing 988 your call will be immediately routed to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
- The current Lifeline phone number (1-800-273-8255) is always available to people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis, even after 988 is launched nationally.,
If you or someone you are helping is hurt or in imminent danger, please get to a phone and dial 9-1-1 for immediate help.
If you or someone you know is feeling suicidal or facing a crisis, dial 2-1-1 in Indy or 1-(866) 211-9966 for immediate help.
If you are a victim of domestic violence, dial 1-(800) 332-7385 in Indy for help.

For Non-Emergencies:

If you are a Veteran, or a family member of a Veteran, in search of information on how to get goods or services you/they may need, you can dial 2-1-1 or contact one of the Service Providers or Veterans Organizations listed on our "Resources" page.
Cellphone users in Marion County may now dial 3-1-1 to reach the non-emergency line for IMPD and other Marion County dispatchers. The non-emergency phone number for callers using landlines is (317) 327-3811.

Please Note:

VSC is not a provider of any financial assistance or direct services other than Information and Referrals on where to get goods, services, programs, and benefits for Veterans, the Military, and their families.

Disclaimer:

This is a private website and is NOT affiliated with any U.S. government or U.S. Armed Forces agencies.
We reserve the right to monitor the content of this website and regret that some suggested or recommended resources may not be accepted for one reason or another.
The information and organizations listed on this website do not necessarily mean that we endorse their information, data, or their resources. We have done our best to include information and resources that benefit our Veterans, the Military Community, and their Families.