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Jim Gehring 2:00PM

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Jim Gehring 2:00PM

The conversation features a discussion about the Aroostook Veteran Alliance, an organization that supports veterans in Maine by providing essential household items and helping them file VA claims. They also offer a support group for the spouses of disabled veterans. Challenges include limited communication and outreach due to the lack of a central VA location and the large geographical area served. The alliance has benefited from partnering with Veterans Forward, which helps them connect with veterans in need. The importance of the radiothon in raising funds and awareness for these services is emphasized, with a call to action for listeners to support veterans through the Bill Dodge Auto Group phone bank.

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