Continuing to serve our Veterans while following COVID-19 CDC guidelines!
Faces of Fayetteville Interview with ORO Executive Director Stacey Buckner
#Repost @facesoffaync
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Fayetteville, North Carolina
“It’s so important to be kind… I cannot stress that enough. People have this idea of me because I’m rough around the edges and am full of tattoos, kind of hard-looking on the outside, but I have a heart… I’d do anything for people in need… because I’ve had people do that for me… just be kind to each other. We are all human and if we don’t take care of each other, then we aren’t here for a purpose. We don’t have purpose. It’s the small things, and if there’s a need you see in your community, don’t think there isn’t anything you can’t do… because there is. Don’t be afraid to say ‘hey, I saw this and I have this idea’… you never know who’s listening…” (Read the full story today on FB @ Faces of FAY)
ABC 11 NEWS
Veggies for Vets
An interview with Stacey Buckner from ORO about the Veggies for Vets Garden
ORO helps vets, homeless during coronavirus pandemic
Veterans and their supporters say they don’t want to leave another veteran behind, even if there is a health pandemic.
Helping homeless veterans has been nothing new for Stacey Buckner, who started her nonprofit Off-Road Outreach about three years ago.
Buckner takes her Jeep around Cumberland County to provide showers, a hot meal and hygiene kits to the area’s veteran and homeless population.
NO VETERAN LEFT BEHIND
CPL JAMES GARTLAND'S REMAINS RETURNED TO FAMILY
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