MaryAnn chose to dedicate her time to Home Front Military Network because she feels deeply connected to the military community, both through her own family history and personal values. Her motivation stems from a genuine desire to give back to those who have served in the military, especially veterans and their families, recognizing the sacrifices they have made.
Her family has a long history of military service, with relatives who served in various branches, including the Air Force and Army. She spoke about the often-silent sacrifices of veterans, particularly the toll military service can take on mental health and the strain on families when a service member returns home. This personal connection and understanding of military life fuel her passion for helping.
Furthermore, she values the opportunity to give back to her community, particularly when she learned about the volunteering needed through the Women’s Club. As an early riser with the time and energy to contribute, she saw it as a perfect fit. She believes in the importance of being there for veterans – acknowledging that
no matter how small, creates a ripple effect that benefits everyone involved.
their service deserves all possible support, both physical and emotional. In her eyes, volunteering with Home Front Military Network allows her to directly contribute to ensuring veterans and their families receive the care and attention they deserve, particularly as they face challenges with reintegration into civilian life and
mental health issues.
Her dedication also stems from her personal philosophy of paying it forward. Having experienced times of need, she knows the value of having someone there to offer support, even if it’s just through a listening ear or simple acts of kindness. She feels that evert act of goodwill,
Ultimately, she chose to volunteer with Home Front Military Network because of her strong sense of duty to help those who have given so much for the country, and because she firmly believes in the power of community and support to improve lives.
