The American Veterans Disabled for Live Memorial
The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial is a non-profit group that is working to raise money for a memorial that will, "express America's lasting gratitude to the men and women whose lives were forever changes in service to our country."
The organization hopes to begin construction on the memorial in 2010. The memorial is meant to pay tribute to American veterans who may be "broken in body- but never in spirit." The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial will be the first of its kind in the nation and will be located on two acres within full view of the United States Capitol. Please use the following links and information to learn more about the memorial and what you can do to help.
- About the Memorial- The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial will be the first permanent memorial honoring disabled veterans. The memorial is being funded entirely by public funds and donations. The focal point of the Memorial will be a star-shaped reflecting pool. A single eternal flame will be seen in the middle of the pool. A stand of trees next to the pool will signify the persistence of hope. The Memorial is a tribute to all service women and men who bear the physical and mental scars of war.
- Virtual Memorial- Use this link to see an artist's rendering of the Memorial. The reflecting pool, glass and granite walls and bronze statues will all be part of the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial.
- Foundation Information- The foundation was established in 1998 with the sole purpose of raising the funds necessary to build the memorial in Washington D.C. Please click here to learn more about the foundation's board of directors.
- Memorial News- Current news about the project and money raising efforts can be found here.
- Support the Memorial- There are many ways you can help support the Memorial. Both your time and money can be used to help expedite the construction of the Memorial. Donations can be made online, by phone or by mail. If you would like to donate your time you may become a Memorial Ambassador or spread the word through online cards.
The staff and attorneys at LaVan & Neidenberg hope that this page and helped you learn more about the organizations' goal of building the first permanent memorial dedicated to disabled and injured service men and women.
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