What's the most uplifting thing you've seen on RallyPoint?

thanks for sharing

When you're used to civilians and have been using some military bearing in dealing with others on different sites, then you get to RallyPoint and people are genuine.
Some even take the time to text you and see if you're doing good.
It seems the vets on RallyPoint do show others they don't know/ have never met, etc., still consider others and treat others with common respect.

The most uplifting thing I have seen on Rallypoint is the camaraderie and support. When people are going through things, the prayers and support are amazing and seem to be never-ending. And the people here on Rallypoint make a point to check back on each other to see if they need anything else. It is a Buddy Check on the next level. It is great to see, even when there are generations between Veterans because we all know our Brothers and Sisters are there for us.

Compassion

I think that the Military One Source post was very uplifting. Having used this resource in the past, my family received great help in finance and counseling services. The specific advertisement I saw was for parenting help. This can be very helpful for those new parents that need extra help. There is always something new to learn so even experienced parents may benefit from this program. Great benefit for veterans.

The most uplifting thing I've seen on rally point would have to be the free services provided to veterans in emergency crisis to the emergency room and other departments for crisis, along with a new number you can call besides the nationwide hotline.

I love the article about the Army specialist that now owns his own sports and entertainment network. He is so inspiring! Educated and successful!

The most uplifting thing for me was how their are so many veterans willing to aid their brothers and sisters that also served. It helps to talk with someone who has been there - done that. They understand more than any civilian ever will.

Seeing how others celebrate the holidays and the support that families of deployed soldiers receive.