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If you are interested please send your resume to Bianca Nafpliotis, Career Corps Volunteer Program Coordinator at bianca@corporateamericasupportsyou.org.
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A Look at Boeing,
MSCCN's Longest Supporter
Companies often support Veteran programs. Veteran-focused initiatives are noble, patriotic endeavors for which we at CASY &MSCCN are grateful because, without them, CASY couldn’t successfully connect Veterans, Guard and Reserve members, and other service members with meaningful employment.
While efforts like Joining Forces and the Military Spouse Employment Portal (MSEP) are supported by many great organizations, military spouse issues don’t always see the widespread focus and support that programs that focus on the service member see.
What has set Boeing apart is its
continued support of military spouse-
focused initiatives, specifically MSCCN.
Boeing was one of the first companies to support MSCCN’s mission, and, to this day, the company remains our biggest and longest- running supporter.
Putting their money and resources where their mouth is, Boeing has hosted regular MSCCN Board Meetings, provided advisement and counseling as we grew, and consistently given financial support to ensure that military spouses, caregivers, and dependents could find meaningful employment.
With the consistent support of The Boeing Company, MSCCN has combated unemployment and underemployment of military spouses and dependents throughout the country.
Thank you, Boeing! We couldn't do the work we do without your support!
To hear firsthand why The Boeing Company has supported MSCCN for over a decade, read our CEO Par Excellence highlight of Conrad Chun on the next page.
The Boeing Company is a game changer when it comes to corporate sponsorship of military spouse focused initiatives.