Maryland Governor Moore Honors Veterans, Announces Support Funding
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ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Wes Moore recently visited Greenbelt to commemorate Veterans Day and honour the sacrifices of Maryland’s veterans and their families. During his visit, the governor reinforced the Moore-Miller Administration’s commitment to supporting veterans and military families across Maryland.
Governor Moore’s Commitment to veterans
“Leave No One Behind is not a talking point for us, it’s a governing ideology,” said Gov. Moore. “So at a time when we’re seeing attacks against our veterans and military families, today is a reminder: in Maryland, ‘thank you for your service’ actually means something. As long as I am governor of the state, it always will.”
Addressing Impacts of Federal Shutdowns
Recognizing the disproportionate impact of recent federal shutdowns and layoffs on veterans, Governor Moore announced $250,000 in funding to provide critical aid. This funding will be allocated to four initiatives focused on supporting veterans with essential needs.
Funding Allocation Details
The $250,000 will be used to support programs providing assistance with:
- Rent
- Groceries
- Household stability
these partnerships aim to strengthen Maryland’s existing support network for veterans and ensure they have access to vital resources during times of economic uncertainty.
Key Takeaways
- Governor Moore reaffirmed Maryland’s commitment to supporting veterans and their families.
- $250,000 in funding was allocated to aid veterans impacted by federal shutdowns.
- The funding will support initiatives providing rent, grocery, and household assistance.