LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Nov. 7 2024) — The Arkansas Drug Director’s Office and Camp Alliance Inc. will host the Called2Duty Power-N-Purpose event 1-7 p.m. on Saturday, November 9, 2024, at the First Security Amphitheater. The event is free to the public.
The event will highlight the importance of rallying behind veterans, raising awareness of the challenges they face and promoting mental wellness and recovery. Hosts encourage the community to attend and show support through involvement in the event, promoting collective empowerment. Called2Duty Power-N-Purpose is meant to increase awareness around the substance abuse crisis and its impact
on veterans, service members, their families, and our communities.
A day of music, food trucks, and inspiring testimonials to rally support against substance abuse and substance related mental health disorders. The event highlights community support and celebrates the resilience of our service members, veterans, and their families.
Event Highlights Include:
- Live Local Bands: Blackwater Bayou, John Bailey and the Heathen Revival, Chris Baker Band, Tawanna Campbell, Katrice Newbill (Butterfly) and The Tina Cossey Band
- MC: Jody Bergstrom, Camp Alliance Inc. CEO
- DJ: Mike Brown
- Food Trucks
- Veteran testimonials of lived experiences and substance abuse effects
ABOUT THE CALLED2DUTY POWER-N-PURPOSE MISSION
Leveraging both our lived experience and that of those we serve, our mission is to connect, empower, and educate Service Members, Veterans, and their families through prevention and recovery. Accomplished by facilitating training, providing comprehensive support, and increasing access to various services and resources. Building upon the dimensions of wellness, we are dedicated to fostering resilient, well-integrated communities where every individual can thrive. For more information, visit here.
ABOUT THE LITTLE ROCK CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
The Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau (LRCVB) is the official destination marketing organization for the City of Little Rock, charged with marketing and selling the city as a meeting, sports, and leisure travel destination. The LRCVB also manages the Statehouse Convention Center, Robinson Center, River Market Hall and pavilions, and multiple parking facilities. For more information, visit LittleRock.com.