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Veterans for America First Honors Service, Unity, and Leadership at the American Hindu-Jewish Congress Gala at Mar-a-Lago
Palm Beach, Florida —November 4, 2025
Veterans for America First (VFAF), in proud collaboration with the American Hindu-Jewish Congress (AHJC) and United Doctors of America, Inc. (UDA), joined distinguished guests, diplomats, physicians, and national leaders for a historic evening of unity and purpose at the Grand Gala held at Mar-a-Lago on October 28, 2025. This elegant event marked a defining moment of cross-cultural alliance and national renewal, uniting voices from across faiths, professions, and generations under the shared mission of service, integrity, and the preservation of freedom.
“Veterans for America First was honored to stand alongside our allies in faith and freedom,” said Ambassador Diana Starr, National Ambassador for Veterans for America First and CEO of United Doctors of America, Inc. “This evening reflected the heart of America — one nation under God, where courage, compassion, and conviction meet to shape the future we defend.”
“Each day, at least 17.8 veterans take their own lives, and 22 active servicemen and women are lost to suicide. These are not just numbers — they are our fathers, mothers, brothers, and sisters. They are the light of the world, the very soul of this nation. When that light dims, we all have a duty to reignite it through hope, healing, and unity.”
Founded on the principle that service to one’s nation never ends, Veterans for America First continues to lead with strength and compassion, advocating for veterans, first responders, and their families while uniting patriotic Americans across every community. At the Mar-a-Lago Gala, the organization reaffirmed its commitment to restoring trust, transparency, and unity — values equally championed by the UDA and AHJC.
Jacqueline Capriotti, Executive Director of the Victory Garden Alliance, where Ambassador Starr also serves as Ambassador, praised the event as “a celebration of shared purpose — where those who have worn the uniform, healed the sick, and led in faith came together not as factions, but as family.”
Veterans for America First extends its deep gratitude to the American Hindu-Jewish Congress for its continued leadership in advancing mental health awareness, a cause that encompasses the vital needs of our veterans, families, and communities across the nation. The AHJC’s commitment to mental wellness and cross-cultural unity stands as an inspiring model of compassion and action in service to humanity.
As the evening concluded under the gold-lit chandeliers of the historic ballroom, the message was clear: America’s strength lies in her unity. Veterans for America First stands proud to continue its mission — defending freedom, honoring service, and building bridges across every creed and community.
Media Contact:
Ambassador Diana Starr
National Ambassador, Veterans for America First
CEO, United Doctors of America, Inc.
Ambassador, Victory Garden Alliance
starr.uda@gmail.com
502-432-7425
