What Is Happening At The Farmer Veteran Coalition

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Holiday Giving and the Food Security Season

The holiday season is often called the “season of giving”, but for many families it can also be the season of hard choices – between groceries and heating bills, between a full cart and a full tank of gas, between fresh food and whatever stretches farthest. Food insecurity doesn’t take a holiday. In fact, winter can intensify it: school breaks can pause access to free or reduced-price meals, seasonal work can slow down, and unexpected expenses stack up fast. Yet December also brings something powerful – communities ready to help, eager to rally around meaningful causes, and willing to direct their generosity where it can do the best.

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Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund

Paula and Rusty Campbell

Receiving a Fellowship Fund award through the generous funding support of The Wounded Warrior Project has meant that their family farm will be able to finally buy the UTV they have been saving for and get closer to meeting their goals set out in their 10-year business plan.

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Homegrown By Heroes

Brandon Breaux, Cockeyed Farms

Michael “Brandon” Breaux, along with his wife Lauren Breaux, are the owners of Cockeyed Farms. Known as “The Cockeyed Farmer”, Brandon was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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Chapter Corner: Annual Meetings

It’s annual meeting season for FVC Chapters! Annual meetings can serve multiple purposes, including the board of director elections, evaluating programs, assessing progress towards achieving chapter goals, reviewing

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