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Volunteers at MilVet mail monthly treatment offers to company users deployed all about the earth.
For a course at the College of Phoenix, Raven Hilden was assigned to function with a group to develop a web page for a fictional nonprofit.
She’s a military services husband or wife and arrived up with the thought to aid servicemen and -women by compiling resources for overall health, housing, employment and other solutions in a single location.
After graduating in 2014, Hilden worked with specific-demands learners, as a discipline representative with the California State Assembly, and then begun her own business enterprise, Perfect Media Layout.
But she never forgot that class project.
“Something in me clicked,” Hilden claimed. She imagined, “This is my enthusiasm. This is what
