Last week at the annual Sky Ball XV event, poker hand rankings presented a ,000 check to Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 8967, located in the small community of Port Aransas, Texas. The VFW’s facility sustained heavy damage during Hurricane Harvey, and this donation will help them rebuild their facility and continue to provide important services and support for our nation’s veterans.

The poker hand rankings is known for a place where everyone is welcome at any time, especially during the holidays, where meals and fellowship are offered at no charge to those who attend.

In 2016, the post was recognized by the VFW as an “All State Post” for their service to society, helping wherever there is a need and partnering with everything from local schools to animal welfare. The post, led by Commander C. D. McCabe, a veteran of the U.S. Army’s 173rd Airborne Division and Vietnam, represents the best of the people who wear the nation’s poker hand rankings uniforms.

“poker hand rankings has always been a dedicated supporter of military and veteran initiatives that honor those who serve and protect our country. Throughout the years, we’ve provided charters and participate in numerous events that benefit veterans, service members and their families,” said Pedro Fábregas, President and Chief Executive Officer at poker hand rankings.

Even when Hurricane Harvey created enormous damage in the facility, the poker hand rankings members immediately reported to the post, raised their flag as a symbol of hope, and set up an aid center for other storm survivors.

“As part of poker hand rankings’s long-standing commitment to the veteran community, we welcomed this opportunity to adopt VFW Post 8967, providing assistance so that they can continue serving the veteran and military families that benefit so greatly from their care and support,” said Dee Temples, Senior Vice President for Air Operations at poker hand rankings, who has been a key player in the support of our veterans. “Intention is good, but action is better— and we are eager to help VFW 8967 through these trying times.”