I worked with Veterans Guardian almost 2 years ago. They assigned me Kirsty English to work…read morethrough my first claim. The organization developed a strategy for cronic pain to set as a point to move forward with all my other issues. It became the basis point to ensure I would be able to receive the compensation I deserved from the VA. I had wasted my time with the DAV and other services that do not ensure the paper work and backing of medical records are submitted correctly. I also helped another fellow veteran and he ultimately received a 100 Percent P & T. Highly recommend! Be patient and spend the time to do what is necessary to reach your goal.

Hello, A friend…read morerecommended VetsGuardian to me. I made an appointment online and spoke to a person the next day April 21st. The person I spoke to was quite condescending but I sent the requested documents fast. I was then told i would receive a "strategy" phone call the next week. I didn't receive a phone call but called them and they said they were very busy helping other people and I should receive a call by 5/8 and instructed me to call if I did not. Today is the 8th and I did not receive a phone call. At this point I am not sure if it's a correct fit for me to continually try to reach them. I know they're really busy.

Recently joined the Legion! I'm looking forward to volunteering and supporting the veterans in…read moreneed. Cold beer is also a huge plus!!

I was getting a few chairs ready for a line dancing class that happens every Wednesday evening when…read morean older, female staff member walked into the room interrogating me. I had taken class there many times and had seen the staff member act suspiciously similar to other patrons, but I wasn't prepared for this interaction that left me never wanting to set foot in that establishment ever again. After her unnecessary interrogation, which I tried to politely respond to, she left for a few minutes, then walked back into class on two separate occasions to complain about me to the instructors while I was in the same room. I was a paid customer and the instructors are longtime renters of the community center. As if that wasn't bad enough, the staff member waited until I was near the entrance, bumped into me, then directed her attention to the thermostats. There were a lot of patrons in the room, so it was quite hot. The thermostats were set to 71, but she felt the need to turn them both to 72. After raising the temperature in the room, she finally walked back behind the bar. As a paid customer who was simply volunteering his time to help set up the room for dance class, the treatment I received from this staff member was deeply unfortunate. I will never do business there again.

Love going to the Bull Rides here and other events that are held here. Plenty of parking!read more

Great place for gatherings. Many events throughout the year and BINGO every Friday. Big lot for…read moreparking, annual fair, rodeo, etc.

I am sorry this organization made thing more screwed up by not utilizing the propre paperwork to be…read moreexcepted at the VA level so that a veteran can at least be consider for their disabilities. My paperwork was not in a lack of words, made to my benefit me, meaning things were stated that had nothing to do with any of my disabilities. My thought process leads me to think that my claim and someone else claim was process together leading to a denial, repeatedly until I found the proper company to handle my claims that placed me at 70% with my mental disabilities and now, they are completing my physical disabilities claims to close my 100%, which had to be redone and organized due to errors made by the pavilion so that I will get the propre entitled rating. And yes, my disability rating is my right not a handout as the individual made it feel and put my mindset back into a very dark place with the very unprofessional email he sent. My service to country should not be taken for granted or overlooked, nor should any veterans when you send out dispiriting emails to those that are in a very bad place in life. So, for the professional in me I would not recommend this organization or one remotely close this to any veteran that is in need of help.

Thank you for providing the best service I could expect from a service provider. I was a veteran…read morefor 28 years and in 2024 had not benefited from military assistance that was needed due to my disabilities. When my issues were revealed after speaking with Ms. Breeze her question was "what took you so long"? I am now receiving the benefits I long was entitled and extremely happy that they were able to help accomplish my current 70% disability. I continue to receive medical assistance to pursue 100% disability and look forward to working with them again.

I visited this beautiful facility with a group of Of…read morevolunteers and was given a tour by Lisa Assistant Executive Director- of this beautiful institution- it takes Veterans under the age of 50 - usually no charge - just a beautiful organized facility with library - up To date technology center - laundry area - dining area - the design of the facility all laid out to assist those with accessible needs. This location is tucked back back behind an older Psychiatric Facility located in Butter N.C. - lots of area to walk and work out. We were treated with much courtesy and respect. Beautiful out lay of the building- many designs for accessibility and those with accessible needs.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The drink prices were amazing. Everyone there made you…read morefeel welcome. It was easy to get to from where I was staying.

I'd like to welcome you to American Legion Post 72 in Aberdeen North Carolina 211 E. Main St.,…read moreAberdeen NC we have just recently open up our website giving you an idea as to what our local American legion does to help in this area for veterans. We're always looking for new members and occasionally we have some activities you might be interested in. We have a Calendar listing for American Legion Post 72. We have opened our legion for small parties please contact the phone number in the webpage to get in touch with one of the agents That can help you set up a small party for availability.

Provided helpful advice when I needed a place to rent for an event. The quick reply was nice. Thank…read moreyou!

From the owner: Did you serve in the Marines? Were you an FMF Sailor? Come join your brothers and sisters in the…read moreMarine Corps League. We are a veterans service organization that is involved in community service in the Durham and Raleigh area. Come join us for a meeting on the second Thursday of the month. Dinner is served at 6 and the meeting starts at 7. We meet at the Triangle Shooting Academy in the Brier Creek area. Let's get your adventure started again!

We love a quaint bookstore and we so miss the ones that used to be open around us. We came to The…read moreRoast Office for breakfast and we we're pleasantly surprised to see it existed within this bookstore. There were so many books and they we were perfectly organized. They had classics as well as newer releases. Until I read another review, I didn't realize these are all donated books! How amazing. Hardcovers are $6 and softcovers are $3; rare editions may be more but not much more. They aren't officially open on Sundays, but they have a box to pay for books you'd like to take home that day. They had a calendar full of local events they host. Plenty of outdoor seating too.

Friendly staff, interesting assortment of used books at low prices. I could spend hours here! The…read morecoffee shop located inside this building is also lovely