22nd New location announced for 6th annual Jeepin’4 Vets to benefit NH
service members, veterans, and their families
New location announced for 6th annual Jeepin’4 Vets to benefit NH service members, veterans, and their families
Franklin, NH – Jeep owners and enthusiasts are once again invited to partake in the 6th annual Jeepin’4Vets event, a family-friendly fundraiser for Veterans Count happening on Saturday, August 19. New this year, jeepers will depart at 10 am from 27 Holy Cross Road in Franklin, the future site of Easterseals NH’s new housing, retreat and services center for the NH military community slated to open in late 2024.
“Jeepin’4Vets brings Jeep lovers together for a celebratory ride, all while raising critical funds for our veterans and military service members in need,” said Maureen Beauregard, president and CEO of Easterseals NH, VT & Farnum. “We’re very excited for the buildout of our new 15-acre campus in Franklin for veterans and thought making it the starting point for this event would be the perfect way to help raise awareness of what’s being done to support NH veterans.”
After convening in Franklin, drivers and their passengers will travel through the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen for a brief moment of silence. They’ll then pass by the New Hampshire Veterans Home in Tilton and finish their journey at Harley Jacks Burgers & Brews on Route 16 in Ossipee, where there will be food for sale, a scavenger hunt on the Armor Ditch trail system, music, raffles, Duck Duck Jeep, and more
Ten special VIP Jeeps will fly military-themed flags on the way to Harley Jacks. As in years past, members of the New Hampshire State Police have volunteered to escort the procession. All Jeepin’4Vets proceeds benefit Veterans Count, a program of Easterseals NH that provides critical and timely assistance to New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their families. More information is available online at https://vetscount.org/nh/events/2023-jeepin4vets/.
About Veterans Count
Veterans Count provides critical and timely clinical and social services, as well as financial assistance, to New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their families when other resources are not available to ensure their dignity, physical and mental health, and overall well-being. Emergency financial assistance may consist of things such as rental assistance, gas, food, or utility payments. Last year, the program served more than 900 veterans, assisting them in accessing eligible benefits and services, housing, counseling services and other needs. Veterans Count is a program of Easterseals NH, VT & Farnum, a community of care for all ages, for all abilities, for life.
For more information, visit vetscount.org or follow us @VeteransCount on Facebook.