Some attending Friday’s Stand Down event arrived with items in mind they hoped to pick up — winter coats, boots, pet supplies, sleeping bags — while others were there to explore the wide range of free resources available to them.
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Source: The Columbian
‘Community really stepped up’ for Stand Down: Annual event offers resources, services and, above all, camaraderie to veterans
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