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Press Release  Executive Office of Veterans Services Launches Year-Long Acts of Service Campaign to Benefit Massachusetts Veterans

Statewide initiative aims to inspire and promote service to the veteran community throughout 2025.
For immediate release:
1/20/2025
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Jacqueline Manning

Boston, MA — The Executive Office of Veterans Services (EOVS) today launched the "2025 Acts of Service" campaign, a statewide initiative to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and promote impactful support for veterans in need across Massachusetts. This year-long campaign, which features digital and in-person service opportunities, will unite communities through projects that directly benefit veterans and their families, while emphasizing equity, inclusion, and unity.

“Dr. King’s vision for equity and service continues to inspire us all,” said Secretary Jon Santiago. “At the Executive Office of Veterans Services, we regularly hear stories about incredible individuals and organizations performing community service. This campaign shines a light on these unsung heroes and fosters a spirit of unity across Massachusetts.”

The campaign kicks off on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 20, 2025. EOVS will leverage partnerships with Massachusetts-based agencies, nonprofits, and veteran service organizations to maximize outreach and engagement. This will culminate in a statewide day of service during EOVS’s annual Veterans Week celebration in November. A dedicated campaign website will allow individuals to submit acts of service, share inspiring stories, and celebrate achievements.

“This campaign gives us a chance to show our gratitude to veterans while embodying the principles of equity and service championed by Dr. King,” said Deputy Secretary Andrea Gayle-Bennett. “It’s a powerful way to strengthen communities and ensure that every act of service makes a difference.”

Get Involved

EOVS invites all Massachusetts residents, organizations, and communities to participate. If you know someone making a significant impact in the veteran community, submit their story through the campaign website. Outstanding contributions will be celebrated during a Volunteer Recognition Ceremony during Veterans Week (November 10-14, 2025). 

For more information on EOVS’ "2025 Acts of Service" campaign and how to participate, visit 2025 Acts of Service Campaign | Mass.gov

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Media Contact   for Executive Office of Veterans Services Launches Year-Long Acts of Service Campaign to Benefit Massachusetts Veterans

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    The mission of the Executive Office of Veterans Services (EOVS) is to act as the primary advocate on behalf of all the Commonwealth’s veterans.

    EOVS provides our veterans and their families with quality support services and directs an emergency financial assistance program for those veterans and their dependents who are in need.
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