A Celebration of the American Veteran—MVAT Virtual Gala

Highlights of Dr. Luntz’s home include a 7/8 scale replica of the Oval Office filled with authentic furnishings, decorative pieces, and historic documents from past administrations. Last year, 5 recipients of the Medal of Honor spoke at the events. They are seen here in the replica Oval Office.

The MVAT Foundation’s first ever virtual fundraiser, A Celebration of the American Veteran, will take place on Sunday, November 8 at 5:00pm PST. The event is being held on the cusp of Veterans Day because America’s veterans are facing increased challenges in achieving post service career path success due to the pandemic. This unfortunate situation is exactly the type of challenge that our Heroes Linked program was created to surmount.

To View the Event, go to: https://youtu.be/ns67-owwW68

To bid in the Live Auction and to make donation during the Special Appeal, create your MVAT account on Greater Giving, it’s super easy. Go to: https://mvat.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse

A Help Desk to assist you with logging on, bidding, and watching the show will be available beginning on Sunday from 4:00pm PST to 6:00pm PST. To reach the Help Desk, call 1-800-378-9092.

If for any reason you cannot “attend” on Sunday evening, you can place Proxy Bids as well as make a donation to the Special Appeal! To to do so, click on this link: https://mvatf.ejoinme.org/proxybid

The virtual event will have incredible special guests, Medal of Honor recipients, uplifting success stories, and fascinating vignettes from remarkable locations, including the incomparable home of Dr. Frank Luntz, the site of memorable MVAT Foundation in years past.

Our Heroes Linked program provides critically needed post-military service career building for your young veterans and their spouses as well as those Gold Star survivors whose family member made the ultimate sacrifice. It is more important today than ever before and we need increased support to ensure it continues to serve America’s veterans and their families. This year alone nearly 200,000 men and women will leave the military, looking for their next chapter in life. The challenge is immense.