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Liberty Bell Chapter 266
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ONGOING INFORMATION
Chapter Meetings
Meetings are held the first Monday of every month. Meetings begin at 7:30pm. No smoking or drinking on the floor during the meetings. If you can, plan to get there early and check out our product sales. Come on out and support your chapter.
Community Affairs
CANCELED STAMPS
We and our brothers at the Tucson VAMC Stamp and Coin Club #135 still need any/all cancelled stamps [no meters please]. Domestic, foreign, waterfowl, hunting, tax, and etc. You name a stamp and we will accept it. Stamp sets as well as stamp collecting supplies. Even old coins, coin sets and coin collecting supplies. If you collect old tokens from transit authorities like SEPTA and parking meter tokens we will accept those as well.
Please click below to find out more about the canceled stamp program
AVVA
We are still collecting old cell phones for Cell Phones for Soldiers”. Bring in your old cell phones with the battery attached. No other accessories needed. Our post home is an official drop off site for www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com. We are also collecting grocery coupons. These are the manufacturer coupons found in your Sunday paper. Please do not bring in specific store coupons. If you have time, please cut them out & separate them in 2 piles. Food & Non-Food. (Pet food is Non-Food). Bring them to the chapter meetings or drop them off at the canteen of Friday nights. These coupons are going to be distributed to several U.S. military bases nationally and internationally. See Sue Justice if you have any questions. sbtigger@gmail.com
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Veterans Chat – Suicide Prevention – 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)
The Suicide Prevention campaign at the Department of Veterans Affairs is expanding its outreach to all Veterans by piloting an online, one-to-one ‘chat service’ for those who prefer reaching out for assistance using the internet. Called ‘Veterans Chat”, the new service enables Vets, their families and friends to go online where they can anonymously chat with a trained VA counselor. If a ‘chatter’ is determined to be in a crisis, the counselor can take immediate steps to transfer the person to the VA Suicide Prevention Hotline, where further counseling and referral services are provided and crisis intervention steps can be taken.
The chat line is not intended to be a crisis response line. Chat responders are trained in an intervention method specifically developed for the chat line to assist people with emotional distress and concerns. Since becoming operational in July 2007, VA’s Suicide Prevention Hotline has received more than 150,000 calls, resulting in 4,000 rescues.
VA SUICIDE PREVENTION COORDINATORS IN PA
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Gates, Nathan |
Altoona |
814-943-8164 x7572 |
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Albert, Peter |
Butler |
724-285-2737 |
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Sonnen, Carol |
Lebanon |
717-272-6621 x4366 |
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Sessions, Tim |
Coatesville |
610-384-7711 x6843 |
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Schwartz, Lisa |
Erie |
814-860-2986 |
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Roundtree, Iris |
Philadelphia |
215-823-4505 |
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Heider, Anita |
Pittsburgh |
412-954-4312 |
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Garavaglia RN, Eleanor |
Willes-Barre |
570-824-3521 x7977 |
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