Falmouth Community Veterans Center

300 Dillingham Ave.
NEW WINTER HOURS!
Mon, Wed, Sat 10am-2pm
Tues 4-6pm
Closed on Federal Holidays

RECURRING PROGRAMS:
FCVC for the Dogs Weekly group dog training taking place EVERY Monday, 5pm - 7pmFor more information on how to sign up, email fcvcdogs@gmail.com.     
Guitars 4 Vets     Free one on one introductory guitar lessons for Veterans - sharing the power of music. For more information on how to sign up, email ma.falmouth@guitarsforvets.org
Schedule determined based on availability of each student and teacher pairing

RECURRING MONTHLY EVENTS:     
1st Saturday of Month          8am- 10am    All Hands Volunteer Work Day -Join us to help clean up around FCVC*
3rd Wednesday of Month    9am - 3pm     Outreach Specialist Adam Doerfler from Hyannis Vet Center is at FCVC. Walk-ins welcome or call 401-529-0525 to schedule an in-person appointment

JANUARY

1/04/25 Saturday 8am-10am All Hands Volunteer Work Day - Come help clean up around FCVC*

1/14/25 Tuesday 4pm-6pm FCVC Billiards Night - Beginner to Pro - All are welcome*

1/15/25 Wednesday 9am-10am FCVC Veteran Coffee Break - Coffee, snacks, and conversation*

1/20/25 Monday Center is Closed for Martin Luther King Day - Have a great day

1/21/24 Tuesday 4pm-6pm FCVC Game Night - Board Games Galore - Open to all ages*

1/23/25 Thursday 9am-2pm Outreach Specialist Adam Doerfler from Hyannis Vet Center is at FCVC

1/23/25 Thursday 10am-1pm Join Providence VA Reps for Informative Veteran Townhall Discussion*

1/25/24 Saturday 12-2pm FCVC Game Day - Board Games Galore - Open to all ages*

*Open to the public - just show up
**Must pre-register - see our website for details


Meet our Director

FCVC has its first Center Director! Tim Bahr is a retired Senior Master Sergeant from the US Air Force where he served in various assignments across the United States and Europe. An Operation Allied Force, Operation Northern Watch, and Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran, Bahr served in Turkey, Qatar, and most recently in Afghanistan in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Tim's diverse assignments during his military career included working with members from every branch of uniformed service. Tim is passionate about working with active duty, Guard and all Veterans and their families especially because his time in uniform has provided an understanding of the needs of Veterans and how to relate with them directly to support addressing a broad array of needs.

Walking Sticks for Veterans: an Inspiring Summer Project

Oliver and Brooks Ricci did an amazing thing this summer while staying with their grandmother. Oliver is 16 years old and his brother Brooks is 13. Their grandfather served in Vietnam and was a Major in the US Army.  Oliver made his grandfather a walking stick last summer.  His grandfather enjoyed it so much that Oliver decided to make more this year and give them to Veterans in honor of his grandfather, who died this past year after living in Falmouth for 30 years. The walking sticks are local locust wood. The bark was removed and the sticks were chiseled and sanded. Tung oil and stain were then applied with more buffing after that. On Monday, November 11th, to honor their grandfather and all Veterans who served, their beautiful works of art were raffled off to five lucky Veterans. Thank you Oliver and Brooks for your time, effort, and kindness and for allowing FCVC to play a small part in finding good homes for your Veteran walking sticks!

Volunteers Welcome
$100

Donation Amount

 EDUCATION

Onsite or remote programs, training, and connections to existing area resources including: tutoring & mentoring, pursuing continued education, individual & group continued education preparedness training/seminars, degree programs, online education, local night school and vocational, job fairs, scholarship counseling, GI Bill counseling and more.

 HEALTH & WELLNESS

Onsite or remote programs to support identification and treatment of stress management, substance use addiction, depression, and PSTD. Connections to existing area resources. Other offerings including group yoga & exercise sessions.

 FELLOWSHIP & HOBBIES

Onsite or remote "Coffee Breaks" for creating and sustaining a Veteran community of supportive comrades, shipmates, brothers & sisters and their families. Opportunities to share hobbies and skills, enjoy the company of other Veterans and family members.

 LEGAL ADVICE

Onsite or remote sessions for Veterans and family members seeking legal advice.

  • 300 Dillingham Avenue, Falmouth, MA, USA

The Falmouth Community Veterans Center is managed and operated by Joe Q Veteran Coffee Break, Inc. a Falmouth-based 501(c)3 for use by Veterans, their families, and the local organizations that support them. The Town of Falmouth does not fund any part of the operation or its activites.