Eagle Group's Second Annual Eagle Heroes Golf Tournament
Monday, August 19, 2019
Crystal Lake Golf Course Lakeville, MN
Sign up for a fun-filled day of driving & putting challenges, "shotgun start" golfing, banquet dinner with silent auction, and great camaraderie.
Proceeds will support Eagle Group's Mission: to provide mutual support for current military, military veterans, spouses and families during times of transition. We execute this mission through the "Three C's" of Camraderie, Capabilities, and Commitment for and among veterans.
With transitioning veterans in mind, Eagle Group offers development events with tips from professionals including career coaches, recruiters and employers. Thanks to our volunteers, Eagle group offers peer-to-peer coaching for actively seeking employment. In addition, we are strong advocates of suicide awareness and prevention. In everything we do, In everything we do, we endeavor to foster with a spirit of camaraderie, because we greatly appreciate the service of every veteran to our country. Your support directly helps over 800 members and their families.
Please note: Eagle Group of Minnesota Veterans Inc is a (501(c)(3) charitable organization, EIN 27-3516215.
Whether a golfer, sponsor, contributor, participant or volunteer, we welcome you to a great event!
Our tentative schedule is as follows:
Monday, 19 August 2019
- 10:00 am Golfer check-in
Driving range / putting green challenge w/prizes
View and Bid on Online through our 32Auctions silent auction
Light lunch (brats, hot dogs, fixings & chips) for golfers
- 11:30 am Opening ceremony, invocation, Medal-Honor recognition and golfing rules
- 12:00 pm Shotgun start - golfing (opportunities to win prizes at select holes)
- 5:00 pm Banquet check-in
Big Time Sports Auction Sports Memorabilia silent auction
Online "32Auctions" silent auction continues
- 6:00 pm Dinner
- 6:30 pm Auctions close (items available for pick-up following program)
- 7:00 pm A short program including sponsor introductions, Eagle Group testimonials, networking, and camaraderie
Please support these groups and sponsors that have supported Eagle Group:
Cargill SKYWATER Technologies
U.S. Bank Friends of the Brave
3M CHS
Parsons Electric Lakeville Yellow Ribbon
VFW and American Legion Friends of the Brave
Ameriprise Financial PwC
Precision Signs and Imaging
Available Event Sponsorships: to be announced.
Veteran Golfer Sponsors: $150 each/$600 team
Can't or don't play golf? You can donate your spot to a deserving veteran.
Golfer Registration: $150 per player
Includes lunch, grab bag, round of golf, cart, and dinner.
There is a limited field so sign up as soon as possible.
Eagle Group August 2019 Monthly Meeting
Special Guest: Commissioner Larry Herke
Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs
Please join the Eagle Group of Minnesota Veterans for our monthly meeting on Wednesday, August 28th, 2019 from 5:30-8:00PM!
Retired Colonel Larry Herke was appointed as the 18th Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs (MDVA) in January, 2019.
Commissioner Herke is charged with assisting Minnesota’s 327,000 Veterans and their families. He also represents MDVA at hearings before the Minnesota State Legislature and United States Congress, and maintains close working relationships with various Veterans Service Organizations of Minnesota.
Commissioner Herke served for more than 30 years as a member of the United States Army and Minnesota National Guard. After retiring from the National Guard in 2016, he led the Office of Enterprise Sustainability for the State of Minnesota. In this position he assisted all 24 cabinet-level state agencies in developing sustainability plans to save money, conserve resources and improve the environment.
Commissioner Herke holds a Master of Arts degree in Public Administration and Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, both from Minnesota State University - Mankato. He is also a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and holds a number of certifications.
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Please arrive early so that you can get some food, drink and socialize with others in advance of the meeting kicking off at 6:00 PM.
Don't wait... please register now, and plan to join us as we honor, network and share in the great camaraderie that is unique among veterans and our families!
Important Notes:
• you must pre-register by 1:00PM on Friday, August 23rd via this link to our Member Planet registration page (not Facebook)
• upon arrival, sign-in at Cargill Security Bldg 9320
• free to veterans, dependents of veterans, Eagle Group advocates & volunteers
• if you are NOT a veteran or dependent, a donation of $25 donation is requested (please note that only meeting expenses for veterans and their immediate family members are supported by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs)
• networking begins at 5:30PM with food and beverage service (includes a splendid buffet presented by Cargill's in-house caterer, Sodexo)
• program begins promptly at 6:00PM
• networking continues with "Needs and Leads" upon conclusion of program
Also, please note:
Eagle Group does not yet have exclusive control of its Facebook account, and until we do, we are not posting anything. In the meantime, please disregard all Facebook posts regarding Eagle Group. Our LinkedIn group page remains A-OK. There, we encourage you to visit and share. It is a closed group and, if you are not already a member, please submit a request to join. Please visit https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2386267/
Special Guest: Commissioner Larry Herke
Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs
Please join the Eagle Group of Minnesota Veterans for our monthly meeting on Wednesday, August 28th, 2019 from 5:30-8:00PM!
Retired Colonel Larry Herke was appointed as the 18th Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs (MDVA) in January, 2019.
Commissioner Herke is charged with assisting Minnesota’s 327,000 Veterans and their families. He also represents MDVA at hearings before the Minnesota State Legislature and United States Congress, and maintains close working relationships with various Veterans Service Organizations of Minnesota.
Commissioner Herke served for more than 30 years as a member of the United States Army and Minnesota National Guard. After retiring from the National Guard in 2016, he led the Office of Enterprise Sustainability for the State of Minnesota. In this position he assisted all 24 cabinet-level state agencies in developing sustainability plans to save money, conserve resources and improve the environment.
Commissioner Herke holds a Master of Arts degree in Public Administration and Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, both from Minnesota State University - Mankato. He is also a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and holds a number of certifications.
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Please arrive early so that you can get some food, drink and socialize with others in advance of the meeting kicking off at 6:00 PM.
Don't wait... please register now, and plan to join us as we honor, network and share in the great camaraderie that is unique among veterans and our families!
Important Notes:
• you must pre-register by 1:00PM on Friday, August 23rd via this link to our Member Planet registration page (not Facebook)
• upon arrival, sign-in at Cargill Security Bldg 9320
• free to veterans, dependents of veterans, Eagle Group advocates & volunteers
• if you are NOT a veteran or dependent, a donation of $25 donation is requested (please note that only meeting expenses for veterans and their immediate family members are supported by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs)
• networking begins at 5:30PM with food and beverage service (includes a splendid buffet presented by Cargill's in-house caterer, Sodexo)
• program begins promptly at 6:00PM
• networking continues with "Needs and Leads" upon conclusion of program
Also, please note:
Eagle Group does not yet have exclusive control of its Facebook account, and until we do, we are not posting anything. In the meantime, please disregard all Facebook posts regarding Eagle Group. Our LinkedIn group page remains A-OK. There, we encourage you to visit and share. It is a closed group and, if you are not already a member, please submit a request to join. Please visit https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2386267/
SIGN UP FOR EAGLE GROUP CAREER TRACK HERE
NEW LOCATION:
VFW Post 5555
6715 Lake Shore Dr. S.
Richfield, MN 55423
What: Eagle Group Career Track
When: 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Where: VFW Post 5555 in Richfield
Who: Those vets looking for one-on-one assistance for job search questions, networking or moral support and those who wish to mentor/coach in these areas.
How: When you register, please note the topic of interest (an area where you especially need some help). We will meet when we have a "critical mass" of at least 3 or 4, so PLEASE register in advance.
We will meet weekly, for a more intimate "break out" session from our larger, monthly Eagle Group meetings. We will continue these meetings if there is enough interest. The purpose is to provide volunteer support to transitioning veterans. Depending on volunteer resources, volunteer assistance can help you work on your most pressing needs. These may include, for example, assistance with resume writing, elevator pitches, networking/contacts, and/or moral support if someone is really down - you name it. This is not a mandatory meeting, but an opportunity for those who wish to contribute and work one-on-one in support of a transitioning veteran.
NEW LOCATION:
VFW Post 5555
6715 Lake Shore Dr. S.
Richfield, MN 55423
What: Eagle Group Career Track
When: 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Where: VFW Post 5555 in Richfield
Who: Those vets looking for one-on-one assistance for job search questions, networking or moral support and those who wish to mentor/coach in these areas.
How: When you register, please note the topic of interest (an area where you especially need some help). We will meet when we have a "critical mass" of at least 3 or 4, so PLEASE register in advance.
We will meet weekly, for a more intimate "break out" session from our larger, monthly Eagle Group meetings. We will continue these meetings if there is enough interest. The purpose is to provide volunteer support to transitioning veterans. Depending on volunteer resources, volunteer assistance can help you work on your most pressing needs. These may include, for example, assistance with resume writing, elevator pitches, networking/contacts, and/or moral support if someone is really down - you name it. This is not a mandatory meeting, but an opportunity for those who wish to contribute and work one-on-one in support of a transitioning veteran.
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