Bob’s Celebrates Veterans With Gratitude

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On this Veterans Day, Bob’s Discount Furniture is proud to honor and celebrate the service and sacrifice of our employees who are veterans. We appreciate the invaluable contributions that veterans make to our workforce, enriching our organization with their diverse experiences and unwavering dedication. To all the veterans on our team, we extend a heartfelt thank you for your service to our country and we are honored that have shared your experiences.

Bob’s is also privileged to support veterans and active military through our current Café Collection for a Cause partnership with Operation Homefront. During the month of November, Bob’s will double any donation made to Operation Homefront in all store cafés and online. Employees of Bob’s distribution center in Connecticut, who are also veterans, presented a Café Collection for a Cause donation to Operation Homefront for funds raised last year.

Group of employees in navy blue shirts holding a large check for $38,000 from Bob's Furniture Outreach, supporting Operation Homefront, with American and military flags displayed above. — Left to right: Edwin Rodriguez, DC Operations (1 yr with Bob’s), Marine Corps (8yrs), Army Reserves (present – 15 years), James Burger, OB Logistics (3 yrs with Bob’s), Army (6 yrs), James Burger, OB Logistics (3 yrs with Bob’s), Army (6 yrs), Brian Joiner, OB Logistics (12 yrs with Bob’s), National Guard (6 yrs), Scott Shirey, OB Logistics (12 yrs with Bob’s), Marine Corps. (5 yrs), Stephen Carpenter, DC Facilities (14 yrs with Bob’s), Army (8 yrs), William Ruff, DC Quality Control (2 yrs with Bob’s), Navy (13 yrs), Mike Iverson, DC Facilities (3 yrs with Bob’s), Navy (4 yrs), Steve Campbell, DC Operations (18 yrs with Bob’s), Army (10 yrs).

In honor of this Veteran’s Day, Bob’s Community Outreach supported Operation Ramp it Up, which provides ramp access to homes for veterans and Americans in need.

Group of people wearing blue shirts assembling or handling a white metal fence panel outdoors on a sunny day in a residential neighborhood.

Group of six people carrying metal ramp sections outside a white building, wearing navy and blue shirts, assembling an accessibility ramp on grass.

Man wearing a navy blue Navy baseball cap, gray sweatshirt, blue jeans, and purple sneakers, using a black walking cane on a metal ramp with railing.

Bob’s volunteers, Judey Troy, Eric Rosenblum, Kenneth Floyd, Javier Medina, Thomas Shawn, Kate McLain, Co-Kema Goodman-Parker built a ramp through Operation Ramp it Up for U.S. Navy veteran and Purple Heart recipient, Vincent Glass allowing him to remain in his home after a medical condition limited his mobility.

Bob’s Celebrates Veterans With Gratitude

Thanks to Bob’s Employees who are Veterans

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