Beaufort County, NC — Veterans for America First (VFAF), a national organization dedicated to advancing conservative values and supporting veterans, first responders, and their families, has announced the appointment of Stacey Davis of North Carolina as a National Ambassador.
Davis currently serves as a member of the Beaufort County School Board, where she has been a strong advocate for bipartisan educational goals such as teacher recruitment, expanding broadband access, and advancing literacy and STEM initiatives.
In her new role with VFAF, Davis expressed her commitment to aligning local educational priorities with the organization’s “America First” vision. She emphasized her dedication to reinforcing patriotic civics education through initiatives such as reinstating the 1776 Commission, promoting school choice while strengthening public schools, and ensuring a safe learning environment for students across North Carolina.
“Conservative principles are a source of America’s strength, and this very strength offers a foundation of progress for children,” Davis said. “I am honored to bring my experience from the classroom to the community, integrating respect for JROTC students, our military, and the families of veterans and first responders who sacrifice so much for our nation.”
Davis brings a lifelong connection to service, rooted in her family’s history with the U.S. military, law enforcement, emergency medical personnel, and fire rescue services. Her service background includes work with AmeriCorps, where she supported education and community development initiatives.
Reflecting on her appointment, Davis added:
“Becoming an Ambassador for Veterans for America First reconnects me to the men and women who stood before me and those who stand with me today. I pledge to uphold the same responsibilities veterans embody: quick decision-making, resilience, fiscal responsibility, and service to community.”
Veterans for America First leaders welcomed Davis into her new role, recognizing her dedication to public service and her vision for strengthening the bond between veterans, students, and communities.
Complete Statement from Stacey Davis:
Last week I was honored to be asked to fill the position of the next Ambassador for Veterans for America First (VFAF) in North Carolina.
As a Beaufort County School Board member, I hope to highlight the same Veterans for America First (VFAF) bipartisan educational goals such as teacher recruitment, expanding broadband access, supporting literacy and STEM.
In my traditional role I pledge to continue removing radical indoctrination, allowing school choice while making public schools competitive again, reinstate the 1776 Commission to promote "patriotic civics” education including native born heroes, and ensure a safe learning environment for all students as one nation under God and liberty for all.
Conservative principles are a source of America's strength. This very strength offers a foundation of progress for children that is most effective through cooperation on shared missions that must return in consistency from battle fields to books.
While my conservative principles platform would likely address these educational areas, incorporating an "America First" perspective aligned with VFAF's focus on local support and community educational priorities, I feel privileged to integrate the respect that is a must for our JROTC students, military, and even most of our civilian families throughout our communities and vow to remind our public for which we stand. It is my hope to strengthen these circles for the love of service and public safety.
The principles I bring are ingrained from a lifetime of dedication and sacrifice. Like many families, I have felt the shame, the sacrifice, the hurt and the pride of veteran and first responder families. It is a privilege that isn’t always sunshine and rainbows.
I share these sentiments firsthand from a strong line of respected veterans from special forces to branches and many ranks, emergency medical personnel, fire rescue services, and law enforcement.
I am proud of my heritage, and I stand with their spirit of heart and am unapologetically grateful for their struggles and will make them proud with strong conservative values as I stand for our flag.
Becoming an Ambassador for Veterans for America First (VFAF) has given me a warm reconnection with the men who stood before me and the women who stand with me. Even memories of those, I was honored to serve in AmeriCorps. I remember every story, every visual, every proud moment, every heartbreak, and I was there for every book men who registered for war on their good name and risked their lives for our liberties could never before read.
As this organization (VFAF) honors these men and women, I pledge to practice the same responsibilities they require through quick decision-making, physical and mental resilience, fiscal responsibility, and effective communication under pressure in full support of our current presidential administration and the next behind him.
Special thank you to my leaders who offered this opportunity.
I am proud to serve my …
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