DAV™ Black Mountain Chapter #12

This "About Us" page is designed to give you a "peek behind the curtains" about DAV® Black Mountain - Chapter #12.

The bullet list to follow, provides an outline about who we are as well as a list of our Chapter Executive Committee.

DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12

Chapter Location and General Info

Our meetings are the 3rd Tuesday of the month. We meet at 6pm for a light meal and commence our Chapter meeting at 7pm. Our Chapter generally meets monthly to network and discuss issues of importance to Veterans and our Chapter. Legislation, volunteer efforts and community projects are among the topics discussed, as well as upcoming events and activities.

DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12
Masonic Temple
480 Greenway Rd.
Henderson, NV USA 89015-7420

Our Chapter is located on Greenway Rd, between the Black Mountain Recreation Center and Boulder Highway.

Outline
	DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12 is a Nevada nonprofit charity that provides a lifetime of support for veterans of all generations and their families in our region, helping Veterans in positive, life-changing ways each year

	In association with the Las Vegas VA Medical Center, our Chapter provides rides to Veterans attending medical appointments and assists Veterans with benefit claims

	DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12's services are offered at no cost to all generations of Veterans, their families and survivors.

	DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12 is also a leader in connecting veterans with meaningful employment, and providing resources to ensure they have the opportunity to participate in the American Dream their sacrifices have made possible

	DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12 empowers our region’s Veteran heroes and their families by helping to provide the resources they need and keeps the promises made to them

DAV Black Mountain Chapter #12

Chapter Executive Committee

Want to learn more about our board members? This section will provide you with a list of our Chapter Executive Committee members and bios for some of the team.

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