The coronavirus has hit hard throughout many communities. This means toy donations we typically receive directly from companies are limited, while the number of families in need is rising. Join our mission to bring disadvantaged kids a little bit of joy during this difficult time.

Janet’s heart has been with Alaska ever since she moved there at 11 years old. She’s called the state her home for over 30 years. As someone who is committed to serving, she also loves working in the financial industry because it provides opportunities to help people succeed and to help the community grow. For Janet, it’s important that service extends beyond the walls of a branch and touches the lives of real people.

We understand that this year has been full of difficulties, which is why we’re thrilled to be offering our biggest giveaway ever with up to $15,000 in cash prizes.

As a kid, the most anticipated moment of the year is waking up Christmas morning to boxes wrapped in shining paper, full stockings, and a brightly lit tree. But for some children, this just isn’t a reality.

Among the 200 veterans who received free breakfast and gas cards, we saw people who have witnessed the tragedies of war with their own eyes, who walked the beaches of Normandy after D-Day, and who fought in battles we’ve only read of in history books. They put their lives on the line for their nation, going through pain and hardship to secure liberty for generations of Americans. For everyone at Nuvision, it was an honor to host this event in celebration of their sacrifices.

William J. Kull recently celebrated his 100th birthday. Surrounded by friends, family, and fellow veterans from the Huntington Beach American Legion Post 13, he was presented with commendations from the congressmen and mayor. As a WW2 Veteran and former firefighter, Bill’s long, storied life has been marked by heroism, historic moments, and incredible perseverance.

For veteran Matt Voris, service is second nature. His passion for helping veterans burns deep in his bones. As president and founder of the High Plains Honor Flight, he shows this care for his fellow veterans by providing flights to those wishing to visit war memorials in D.C.

As a WWII U.S. Army Air Force veteran, David has sacrificed much in the service of his country. Today, he works with The Freedom Committee of Orange County to teach the coming generations about the value of liberty. From writing books and newsletters to speaking at schools, he’s dedicated to teaching the next generation to love the hard-won liberty fought for by men like him.