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Fort Belvoir kicked off its Army Emergency Relief (AER) Annual Fund Drive March 1 at the USO Warrior and Family Center, where attendees were urged to support the U.S. Army’s official nonprofit organization which has been serving Soldiers and Families since 1942.
The appointment of Sandra Day O'Connor was a childhood inspiration for Jill O'Connor, and was so enduring that she eventually became General Counsel for the Missile Defense Agency at Fort Belvoir.
Col. Joe Messina, Fort Belvoir garrison commander, collaborated with more than 60 community leaders, educators, and local politicians at the Fort Belvoir Officers’ Club, Feb. 28, about finding creative ways to find, attract and retain some of the best talent available in the region at his Community Leaders’ Luncheon.
The Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center celebrated a ribbon-cutting ceremony for an autism-friendly sensory room named in honor of Gavin Blair, February 15, 2024. The sensory room offers a calming space with sensory-friendly elements to alleviate patients' fears and anxieties. By providing a safe and welcoming environment, the goal is to enhance the healthcare experience for individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Frequent moves and different state educational requirements can make attending traditional schools challenging for military students. About 200 students on Fort Belvoir have taken a different path: homeschooling. This initiative is led by Fort Belvoir Home Educators (FBHE), a non-profit organization dedicated to home education.