Route 9 Veterans Forum Cable Access Show Needs Sponsors Now!

Donation Request

Dear Family, Friends and Veteran Colleagues:

I appeal to your company and individuals to make a donation to help sponsor and defray the cost of producing my Route 9 Veterans Forum Cable Access Show.  I began to produce this 1 hour cable access show in June 2007 after retiring from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as a Disabled Veterans Employment Representative due to my service connected disabilities.  I am associated with and a member of the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, Joel H. Prouty Lodge, Masonic Military Support Fund, Melha Shriners, Leicester Lions Club, Armed Forces Committee of Worcester County and Operation Home front and alumni of Assumption College and Quinsigamond Community College.

While working in my veteran position I was amazed at how many of my fellow veterans where not aware of the many benefits and programs available to them and there widows so I decided to volunteer and produce a 1 hour monthly cable access show titled the Route 9 Veterans Forum to talk about veteran issues and invite military and veteran organizations on to discuss there programs. We feel this innovative and informative program of 1 hour is not only needed by the veterans but also by their families. Our reception by over 65 towns and cities and the many military installations who receives this show in theatres of operations speaks to that.

Today’s veterans face unique and overwhelming challenges. Larry and I provide complete service to all veterans of all eras. We concentrate strictly on veteran’s needs, issues and desires. As a Disabled Air Force veteran, I feel that the more information a vet has on benefits, medical, burial rights, employment, returning to work issues and the other hundreds of problems, the better off they are. RT 9 VETERANS FORUM PROVIDES ALL THAT AND MORE.

I started off in Leicester, MA then Auburn, MA where my fellow colleague and current Auburn Town VSO Larry Corbin became my co-producer and this program took off with over 67 towns and cities requesting and receiving this program each month for there local cable access channel (free of charge) and mailed to a variety of military contacts in theatre of operations around the world.

All expenses come out of my pocket which includes buying Spindle’s of DVD’s @ $35.35 per spindle of 50, DVD mailers 6 per package at $5.49 and $1.17 per envelope for Postage.  To continue to produce and ship this “veteran awareness program” out to our communities we need assistance in meeting our monthly $247.00 dollars budget.

To continue offering this important program to our veterans, families and widows we realized that we need sponsors to assist us in our monthly expenses and would hope that you also think this is a worthy cause and make a donation out to:
 
William H. Moore – Route 9 Veterans Forum
102 Bottomley Avenue, Cherry Valley, MA 01611

Your organization or individual who assist with a donation will be listed on each and every show as a sponsor of the Route 9 Veterans Forum and be invited to appear on our show to highlight your veteran organization and programs.  I have attached a list of Towns and Cities currently receiving this program and would be more than happy to send you a copy of our show to view.

V/R

William H. Moore, M.A.
U.S.A.F., Disabled Veteran Retired
102 Bottomley Avenue
Cherry Valley, MA. 01611
(508) 304-3178

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