RECOGNIZING MILITARY SERVICE CENTER
EIN 23-7324773 · Military & Veterans Organizations (W30)
What they do
Part III Line 28 Community Service Activities: Our Building is The Center of All Our Activities, That Service Veterans, Club Members Non-members, The Entire Community With A Kitchen, Dining Area, Full Bar and Outside Patio. During COVID Restrictions Food Was Prepared and Served to Go Are Served Outside for Veterans, Day, Mothers Day Attended By Approximately 35 Each Day With 40 to Go Plates. Mothers Day, Veterans Day, and Thanksgiving Diners Are Held Jointly With Michelle Soul. Provided Weekly Line Dance Classes Attended By 8-10, We Supervised 3-4 Monterey County Sheriff Alternative Work Program Personnel for 8 Hours 3-4 Days Weekly. Repasses for 2-3 Veterans Yearly. Serviced 102 Thanksgiving Dinners Plates to Homeless Veterans Non-veterans, Seniors At Three Locations. 51 Plates Were Served At Our Locations, 29 At Seaside Senior Home and 22 At Monterey County Women Shelter. Due to COVID-19 Attendance to Our Activities Were Lower.12,714
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- August 2019
- Location
- 2087 Del Monte Blvd, Seaside, CA 93955
- County
- Monterey
- In care of
- Lacy Kirkland