What do Auxiliary members have in common?
Auxiliary volunteers are of all ages and walks of life, who are service-oriented with a variety of outside interests, activities in other community, religious and fraternal organizations.They are patriots and share a deep concern for their fellow man, great compassion for those in need as well as personal responsibility and commitment to God, country and community. Their primary goals are to serve our veterans, to safeguard and nurture our nation’s children and to educate all citizens about the benefits, privileges and responsibilities of American citizenship.
There is really no “typical” member. Auxiliary members are women of all ages and from all walks of life. They are service-oriented. They have a variety of outside interests, activities and lifestyles. They are active in their communities and in other religious or fraternal organizations. They share a deep and abiding concern for their fellowman, great compassion for those in need and a sense of personal responsibility and commitment to God, country and community. Auxiliary members are patriots in every sense of the word. Their patriotism comes from the heart. It is not mandated through legislation or instilled by force. Their primary goals are to serve our veterans, to safeguard and nurture our nation’s children and to educate all citizens, young and old, about the benefits, privileges and responsibilities of American citizenship.
