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Our team at the South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs partners with political leaders, businesses, associations, organizations, and government agencies at all levels. These partnerships are vital as we work through the ever-changing federal programs and benefits for our veterans. As our state’s veteran population and their needs continue to change and evolve, so will our team of advocates and our delivery of service. In fact, just this past month, we launched a new program, “South Dakota Joining Forces Initiative.” The goal of this initiative is to enhance and synchronize community-based networks of support to all current and former service members and their families. We want to ensure that they receive the support they have earned. Dr. Bill Meirose has been hired to move our mission forward and he has already begun his travels across South Dakota. One of the greatest benefits that our department receives is from our partners who volunteer for us. Volunteers are an important part of the daily routine in the lives of residents at the Michael J. Fitzmaurice State Veterans Home. In 2015 we had 121 volunteers who donated 5,952 volunteer hours to assist our veterans and our staff. From individual bedside visits, to group activities and sponsored outings, to raising money and purchasing gifts for residents, to paying for or providing entertainment at the home, volunteers and volunteer groups are an integral part of the daily living for our heroes. I can’t imagine serving our resident heroes without the generous contributions of time and money from our corps of volunteers. In many cases, due to the absence of family members, our volunteers constitute the primary source of social interaction for our heroes. Thanks volunteers. Your time and talents are priceless. Always remember, a sincere thank you -- means more to most veterans than any other reward. 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Women are also more likely than men to say that people close to them are making more progress than they are. Some 75 percent of men said they were doing better than their spouse or partner and friends, against 62 percent of women. Sharing Progress #StandforProgress is designed to inspire people across America to celebrate personal achievement. Members of the public can set goals for themselves alongside the nation’s elite athletes as part of Citi’s support of Team USA for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The campaign invites Americans to use #StandForProgress to share the small or big steps they want to take this year or recognize others who support and inspire their efforts – from finding a new job to saving for a vacation, buying a home or starting a business. Readers can follow #StandForProgress, see video content and track the progress of Team Citi’s athletes this summer @Citi on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or visit citi. com/progress. 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