Veterans Inc. expands into substance use disorder treatment and recovery support services by opening Independence Hall, the first-of-its-kind veteran-specific substance use treatment center.

Veterans Inc. receives accreditation from the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Organization renamed Veterans Inc. in recognition of its expansion into other New England states.

Inaugural Run4Veterans 5K Road Race/Walk as well as the Veterans Day Pancake Breakfast and Parade.

Inaugural Stand Down event hosted, where veterans are connected with assistance programs, healthcare services, and employers.

Inaugural Gala Military Ball, a biennial celebration honoring veterans and recognizing the providers, public servants, organizations, and community members that have made a critical difference in the lives of veterans and their families.

Inaugural Best Ball Charity Golf Tournament, an annual fundraiser including an 18-hole golf classic, Hole-in-One contests, and contents including men’s and women’s longest drives.

Becomes the first facility in the nation to offer in-house services to female veterans.

Lt. Colonel Vincent J. Perrone named as president of the company, and recruits Denis Leary, former director of substance addiction services for Community Healthlink, to be a board member.

CMSHV and veteran volunteers collect $17,000 in cash donations and with volunteers and labor union participation, complete $250,000 worth of renovations to the Armory. The doors open to 9 homeless Vietnam veterans.