With assistance from a great group of men and women, Veteran members of the Vietnam Veterans of America with a local chapter in Seven Lakes, MMIA functions independently providing assistance to Veterans located primarily in Moore County and throughout NC.
Member Sandi Carl has been with the program since 2008 and office manager Carina Provencher since 2017 when coincidently she met Sandi whom provided assistance to Carina’s father, USMC Veteran through MMIA.
Our local office is located at 255 Grant Street here in Seven Lakes.Military Missions in Action is dedicated to assisting Veterans with disabilities, homeless Veterans and members of the Armed Forces, and their families. It is a charitable nonprofit organization which serves five basic needs: provides home modification services to ensure that Veterans with mental and physical disabilities can live independently in their homes;provides furniture and household goods to formerly homeless Veterans;supports active-duty service members and military working dogs serving in combat zones;supports North Carolina homeless Veterans with health and hygiene items, clothing, shoes, and blankets;strengthens the awareness of military children with special needs through social inclusion activities and directly assists with home modifications. 93 cents of every dollar goes to fund MMIA programs.
Fill the Footlocker: Located in all three mail houses, in Seven Lakes
Our local MMIA organizationprovides packages to currently deployed military members with candy bars and other non perusable items.Fill the Footlocker also supports deployed service members and military working dogs with care packages and homeless Veterans by providing health & hygiene items, clothing, boots, and seasonal items at stand downs throughout the state.
MMIA also make homes handicap accessible and providing necessary repairs for safe and independent living for Veterans in need. Mr. Brian Brech a Veteran and member of VVA leads the team in building ramps for those Veterans with disabilities.