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remember the Brave
1 November 2024
A Gala event and fundraiser at the historic Strand Theater to honor the veterans who served our country.
1 November 2024
A Gala event and fundraiser at the historic Strand Theater to honor the veterans who served our country.
100% of donations go to our work in bringing attention to veterans' mental health wellness and supporting programs that honor veterans and their families.
With your help, we can make a difference.
"Remember the Brave" is a gala evening at the historic Strand Theater's Lumiere Lounge and 4th floor ballroom featuring music, a silent art auction, dancing, entertainment, and a signature drink, the "French 75". Our donations go to organizations that support veterans' services, especially mental health and suicide prevention. This year
"Remember the Brave" is a gala evening at the historic Strand Theater's Lumiere Lounge and 4th floor ballroom featuring music, a silent art auction, dancing, entertainment, and a signature drink, the "French 75". Our donations go to organizations that support veterans' services, especially mental health and suicide prevention. This year we are supporting the Veterans Oral History Project at the Atlanta History Center, and the Cobb Veterans Memoral Foundation. Cobbsalutes.org is 100% volunteer staffed.
1900 to 2200 hours on 1 November.
Our generous sponsors list over the last few years has included Piedmont Healthcare, the Adams Family Trusy, Clinicom, Venops, Zenith Design, Manna Fund, Eatright Atlanta, and many private donors. We have provided free mental-health assessments through one of our sponsors, Clinicom, as we have worked to create mental health awareness for
Our generous sponsors list over the last few years has included Piedmont Healthcare, the Adams Family Trusy, Clinicom, Venops, Zenith Design, Manna Fund, Eatright Atlanta, and many private donors. We have provided free mental-health assessments through one of our sponsors, Clinicom, as we have worked to create mental health awareness for veterans and their families. This year we are broadening our efforts and will support the Veterans Oral History project and the Cobb Veterans Memorial Foundation.
The picture is a watercolor painting done by a Viet Nam veteran in 1971. The battle-damaged building overlooked Nha Phu Bay.
Art is an important way to tell a story and engage memories in a positive way.
Remember the Brave will feature art done by veterans and non-veterans that speak to the importance of art in our lives and recovery from trauma.