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We’ve Got Your Six 01-14-25

Ginger and Jeff continue to step into the new year with important interviews for the NH military and veteran community.  Today they are joined by Al Aldenberg – Chief Military and Veterans Service Officer for Easterseals New Hampshire. They dive deep into all the details for New Hampshire’s one of a kind Military and Veterans Campus under construction in Franklin, NH.  Kathy Flynn, Easterseals NH Major Gifts Officer, joins the conversation to discuss the importance of sustainability and how community individuals and businesses (the 99%) can help support our military men and women (the 1%) both during and after their time of service.  Find out how you can be a part of this groundbreaking effort!

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