Ed Bejarana, Author at The Veterans Club

Facilitators’ Corner: Mastering the Art of Guiding Discussion

Great facilitators don’t tell members what to say—they encourage them to say it. This article highlights how guiding discussion flow, choosing meaningful topics, and featuring member stories create connection and ensure members leave each meeting feeling lighter, supported, and happier than when they arrived.

You’re Not Too Young, Too Busy, or Too Broken

Think you’re too young, too busy, or too broken to join veteran events? You’re not. At The Veterans Club, there’s no rank, no pressure, and no expectations—just camaraderie, understanding, and a place to belong. If you served, you’ve already earned your seat at the table. Come as you are.

You Don’t Have to Be in Charge—You Just Have to Show Up

At The Veterans Club, you don’t have to plan, lead, or organize—just show up. We handle the details so you can relax, share stories, and enjoy genuine camaraderie with fellow veterans and first responders. No pressure, no prep—just connection, purpose, and a place where you truly belong.

Facilitators’ Corner: Suicide Prevention Starts with the Facilitator

Suicide prevention at The Veterans Club begins with the facilitator. Every meeting is an opportunity to lift spirits, build connection, and remind members that life is worth living. This article explores how setting a positive tone — where people leave happier than they arrived — becomes the foundation of true suicide prevention.

Interview with Scot Haug Running for Mayor of Post Falls, Idaho

Win a Custom Uzi Model B 16″ – Support a Life-Saving Cause

Win a custom Uzi Model B 16″ and support The Veterans Club’s mission to end veteran and first responder suicide. Only 300 tickets at $20 each. Raffle held when sold or Dec. 30, 2025.

Mission Resilience: A Veteran’s Guide to Managing Anxiety & PTSD

The Veterans Club proudly offers Mission Resilience, an online video resource created by Air Force Veteran and Johns Hopkins-trained psychiatrist Dr. Prashant Sharma. Learn practical tools to manage PTSD and anxiety at your own pace. Watch the free intro video and get 33% off the course using our special discount link.

The Veterans Club Still On Mission September 14, 2025

In the wake of 9/11 remembrance and the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, we’re reminded how critical it is for veterans and first responders to engage with purpose. Through conversation, service, and connection, The Veterans Club empowers members to be beacons of hope, strength, and leadership in their communities. Now is the time to lean in and lift up.

Hidden Stories of 9/11: Honor in the Shadows

Beyond the Twin Towers, 9/11 holds hidden stories—like the collapse of WTC 7, search-and-rescue dogs who grieved without finds, and forensic teams still working to identify over 1,100 victims. These lesser-known truths remind us of the long-lasting impact of that day and the resilience shared by all who serve, both human and canine. At The Veterans Club, we remember them all.

The Veterans Club Still On Mission September 7, 2025

Stronger Together: Small Groups, Big Impact Building Stronger Bonds Beyond the Weekly Meeting At The Veterans Club, we know that the real magic often happens between the meetings. That’s why…

Your Hobby Could Be a Lifeline for Another Vet

Trust isn’t built in meetings—it’s built on lakes, trails, and shop floors. At The Veterans Club, we connect veterans and first responders through shared activities that foster real relationships. Whether it’s fishing, hiking, or wrenching on an old car, doing what you love with others opens the door to trust, healing, and purpose. Bring your passion—we’ll bring the people.

What If Getting Involved Meant Doing What You Already Love?

What if getting involved didn’t mean changing your life—but simply sharing what you already love? At The Veterans Club, we provide the insurance, structure, and support to help you turn your hobbies into connection points for others. Whether it’s hiking, fishing, wrenching, or storytelling, we’ll help you build a group around it. You don’t need permission—just passion.