Print and direct mail allow us to foster deeper, personal connections with veterans and supporters. While digital platforms are effective, a physical letter or flyer can feel more thoughtful and intentional—especially for veterans who value tangible, hands-on engagement. For instance, veterans receiving printed materials in their Welcome Bags often share how these resources made them feel seen and supported in their healing journey.

The organization keeps the community engaged by regularly sending out informative mailings regarding membership opportunities, renewals, and exciting events like Groovin' in the Park, Shrimp and BBQ Dinner and Dance, Annual Meetings, and the much-anticipated Oyster Roast.

One of the most powerful aspects of print is its ability to tell a story through engaging photos. Images of children—smiling, playing, and thriving in safe environments—convey a message of hope and possibility.

While so much of the world is going digital, it remains that print advertising and needs are still desired.  People enjoy getting special invitations in the mail, visual reminders and moments of knowing dancers seen on posters and flyers as well as the keepsakes the programs/ playbills create.