Alpine All-Sports Booster Club

Located in Alpine, Texas, Big Bend Regional Medical Center is a more than 40-bed health care facility that employs over 130 people. It offers a wide variety of services, including family practice, emergency and wound care, ultrasound, internal medicine, podiatry and radiology, and general and gynecological surgeries. The hospital also offers other services, such as CT scan, cardiac treadmill testing, cardiology, electrocardiogram, echocardiography, laboratory, neurology, obstetrics, ophthalmology, orthopedics, physical and respiratory therapy. Its laboratory is equipped with urine chemistry, hematology and coagulation units that offer a variety of tests and procedures to provide diagnostic evaluations. The laboratory s services include automated hematological and serological tests for the detection of respiratory synctial virus and infectious mononucleosis. Big Bend Regional Medical Center is approved by the Joint Commission on Accreditation for Healthcare Organizations.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is a national organization dedicated to advocating for the rights and benefits of veterans and their families, offering a wide range of support programs, including assistance with VA claims, financial grants, and mental wellness initiatives. With over 1.4 million members, the VFW aims to strengthen the legacy of service and community engagement among veterans through various outreach and volunteer efforts. In addition to providing resources for veterans, the VFW actively participates in legislative advocacy to ensure the well-being of its members, as exemplified by its calls to action on key bills like the VA Home Loan Program Reform Act. The organization celebrates its history while promoting current initiatives, such as financial education tailored for veterans and events like the Harley-Davidson 'Let's Ride Challenge' which connects members through shared purposes. Generated from the website

The American Legion Department of Texas is dedicated to supporting veterans, servicemembers, and their families through a variety of programs and initiatives, including community service, youth education, and mental health advocacy. Their ongoing mission, highlighted by the Be the One campaign, aims to eliminate the stigma around mental health treatment and reduce the alarming rate of veteran suicides. In addition to their advocacy efforts, the organization offers programs such as American Legion Baseball and Boys State, which provide invaluable experiences in civic engagement and governance for young participants. The Department also engages with its members through conventions, training resources, and various awards to foster camaraderie and community involvement. Generated from the website