The Alaska Fisher House recently hosted an open house event in Mat-Su Valley. The facility, located in Palmer, provides a “home away from home” for military and veteran families who are receiving medical treatment at nearby hospitals. The open house allowed community members to tour the Fisher House and learn more about the services it provides.
The Alaska Fisher House is part of a nationwide network of Fisher Houses that offer lodging and support to military families during times of medical crisis. The facility in Palmer has nine guest suites, a communal kitchen, dining room, and living room, all designed to provide a comfortable and supportive environment for guests. Families can stay at the Fisher House free of charge, thanks to donations and support from the community.
During the open house event, guests were able to meet the staff and volunteers who help run the Fisher House, as well as hear from families who have stayed there in the past. The event also featured speeches from community leaders and supporters of the Fisher House, who emphasized the importance of supporting military families during times of need.
The Alaska Fisher House relies on donations and volunteers to continue its important work. Community members who attended the open house were encouraged to consider making a donation or volunteering their time to support the Fisher House and the families it serves. The event was a success, with many attendees expressing their support for the Fisher House and its mission.
Overall, the open house event at the Alaska Fisher House in Mat-Su Valley was a great opportunity for community members to learn more about this important resource for military families. The event highlighted the valuable services provided by the Fisher House and encouraged continued support from the community.
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