Vietnam Veterans of America Tucson Chapter 106 WELCOME HOME
"Believe you can and
you’re halfway there."
- Theodore Roosevelt
ACTION ITEMS
Veterans in Need Due to COVID-19
Uniting Veterans Who Served In Sand
Uniting Veterans Who Served In Sand
The Tucson Chapter 106 has special funds available for Veterans and their families who need immediate assistance due to COVID-19.
Please submit requests via beconnectedaz.org vva106@live.com or by calling President Morgan at 520-838-0528.
Grants will be issued directly to utilities or other payees on behalf of the Veteran in need.
Uniting Veterans Who Served In Sand
Uniting Veterans Who Served In Sand
Uniting Veterans Who Served In Sand
"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."
- Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
October 28, 2023
Rillito Downs Race Track
10 am to 8:30 pm
Continuing Our Service
Uniting Veterans Who Served In Sand
Continuing Our Service
It has been more than fifty years past the experience shared in the service of our country in Vietnam. In recognition for the sacrifice and service made by those who served: we now have a place in Southern Arizona where we call a special home. Vietnam Veterans of America Tucson Chapter 106 welcomes you
into a special brotherhood. We offer many things to our members. An out-reach element, homeless and family services and a sense of belonging that was denied to us
for so many years, in so many ways.
Contact us for information on Agent Orange and general health and benefits information!
We are here to help!
JIM CLICK TICKETs
Purchase your $25 Jim Click Raffle Ticket here and we will mail you the stub.
100% of the funds stay with VVA106.
About Us
Mission Statement
The Mission of our Vietnam Veterans in Tucson Chapter 106 is to help foster, encourage, & strive for the improvement of the Vietnam-era veterans affairs.
To bond in brotherhood & promote cultural improvement, emotional & spiritual growth, development, self-respect, & self-confidence.
As well as to learn on an on-going basis what the Vietnam experience meant to us & the United States of America.
To eliminate discrimination suffered by the Vietnam-era veteran & develop means of communication
which will assist veterans enrich their lives & enhance life fulfillment.
To assist our disabled and needy military brothers including, but not limited to Vietnam-era veterans,
their dependents, widows and orphans of our deceased brothers with resources in Tucson!