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PO BOX 6473
VAIL, COLORADO 81658

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VAIL, COLORADO 81657

PHONE (970) 393-5912

Vail Veterans Program is a 501c3 Non-profit Organization.
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RECENT NEWS

For wounded heroes, Vail Veterans Program helps reveal purpose-driven living
October 20, 2024

Veterans Path to Success helps vets dive deeper into their emotional, mental and spiritual well-being Zachariah Collett has seen the peaks and valleys of Vail. He’s also seen the peaks and valleys of life. Collett enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2002 and was deployed to Kuwait in April 2003. He spent 13 months in Mosul, Iraq where… Read more »

Two wounded veterans honored at 9/11 event in Arrowhead with a new car and new house
September 12, 2024

8th annual Heroes Golf Tournament raises money to teach financial literacy On Patriots Day, Sept. 11, current military, veterans and community members gathered to honor the fallen of the 9/11 attacks at Country Club of the Rockies in Arrowhead for the eighth annual Heroes Golf Tournament. In addition to hitting the links, those in attendance… Read more »

Vail Veterans Program helps wounded heroes build connections on links
September 3, 2024

The Vail Veterans Program’s Golf in the Rockies event creates community, one stroke at a time. A beautiful setting, a slowed-down pace, appreciation of the surroundings and the frustratingly addictive nature of the game are what build bonds quickly. That is why the Vail Veterans Program created Golf in the Rockies in 2012. “Golf in… Read more »

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WOUNDED VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES LEARN LESSONS ON AND OFF THE SLOPES IN VAIL

February 7, 2023

VAIL – Sometimes you have to do hard things.

For Jacob Sevy, a Senior Master Sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, he knows that statement all too well.

Sevy is one of 17 wounded veterans taking part in the annual Winter Family Program put on by the Vail Veterans Program, a nonprofit that was founded in 2004 and brings military wounded and their families to Vail for healing and connection.

Many of the veterans who attend have physical wounds, but for Sevy, it’s the mental wounds from back-to-back deployments and trying to pretend that everything is fine that ails him.

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