Greeneville, TN – This past weekend, the local Marine Corps League (Sgt. Elbert Kinser Detachment #615) sponsored a pancake breakfast where all proceeds go toward their scholarship for the local JROTC cadets. TEVET employee, Brian Fletcher and other former Marines stepped in to support the future leaders in our community. Other TEVET employees were in attendance to show their support through pancake breakfast purchases and donations.
The youth of the community is important to TEVET and our employees. These young adults are the future whether it is local or abroad, in military or the civilian world. TEVET's reach expands to multiple local organizations such as: Holston Home for Children, SteppenStone Youth Treatment Services, local JROTC cadets, and Boys and Girls Club. We feel that it is our duty to the future of our community to assist the youth in any way that we can, even if that means we get covered in flour and flip a few pancakes along the way.
Pictured: MaKinna Lane, TEVET Marketing Manager, and Brian Fletcher, TEVET AR and Procurement Clerk
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TEVET is a certified HUBZone and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned small business. With 2018 sales projected at $200M; TEVET is a successful, safe, small business. There are 480 small businesses with the combined SDVOSB and HUBZone classification. There is only one small business with revenues that exceed $25 million; which puts TEVET in a class all of its own. TEVET takes the HUBZone classification seriously, for every dollar spent with TEVET, we take a portion of it and put it to meaningful use through our multiple socioeconomic engagements. Strengthening families, employees, and the communities we serve is at the very core of TEVET’s mission.
