Giving Back: Supporting
North Carolina Veterans Outdoors
SeaFest at the Palace is proud to partner with North Carolina Veterans Outdoors (NCVO) as our charitable partner. We believe in giving back to those who have given so much, and NCVO’s mission aligns closely with our commitment to community and service.
About North Carolina Veterans Outdoors
North Carolina Veterans Outdoors (NCVO) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting veterans across the state through outdoor recreation, peer connection, and advocacy. Their programs provide veterans with opportunities to heal, reconnect, and build lasting bonds through shared outdoor experiences such as hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities.
Building Community Through the Outdoors
NCVO focuses on creating supportive environments where veterans can connect with others who understand their experiences. By bringing veterans together through outdoor recreation, NCVO promotes mental wellness, camaraderie, and a renewed sense of purpose beyond service.
Making a Meaningful Impact
Through its programs and outreach efforts, NCVO helps improve quality of life for veterans while honoring their service and sacrifices. These experiences foster connection, resilience, and long-term support within the veteran community across North Carolina.
Our Commitment to Giving Back
SeaFest at the Palace is proud to support NCVO as our charitable partner. 100% of event proceeds benefit North Carolina Veterans Outdoors, meaning every ticket, ride, and purchase helps fund programs that directly serve veterans across our state.
Support North Carolina Veterans Outdoors
If you’d like to support North Carolina Veterans Outdoors (NCVO) beyond attending SeaFest at the Palace, you can make a direct donation using the QR code provided. Every contribution helps fund outdoor programs, resources, and community opportunities for veterans across North Carolina.
Your support—whether through festival attendance or direct donation—helps create meaningful connections and lasting impact for those who have served.
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