The Help desk goes to Montana

If you’re ever in Western Montana and you need some assistance with a Veteran issue, go to the Valley Veterans Service Center in the Bitterroot Valley. One of the only private nonprofits with direct computer links to the Veterans Administration, the Center provides a taste of what’s possible when people really want to help veterans [...]

Vet Force in Washington, DC

Took the Help Desk to DC to participate in an important Vet Force meeting about a new GSA program called the Twenty-One Gun Salute. People are starting to get their act together on organizing to get federal contracts for Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses. I was skeptical at first but there seems to be a [...]

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  I'm Jim Mingey and I travel across the country in my jeep helping service disabled veterans build businesses. This is a journal of my days changing people's lives.

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