Operation Green Light

Operation Green Light: Honoring Our Veterans

SHINE A LIGHT OF GRATITUDE 

At Profinium, we proudly participate in Operation Green Light, a nationwide initiative that honors and supports our military veterans. By illuminating our bank branches with green lights during the week leading up to Veterans Day, we aim to send a clear message: our veterans are seen, appreciated, and supported.


Join Us in Lighting the Way

We invite you to join this heartfelt tribute by changing one light bulb at your home or business to green or by displaying a green light in your window. This simple act serves as a beacon of appreciation and a symbol of support for the sacrifices made by our service members.

Making a Meaningful Impact

Thanks to the collective efforts of our community, we've raised over $1,000 for Beyond the Yellow Ribbon, an organization dedicated to assisting veterans and their families. Your participation helps provide essential resources and support to those who have served our country.

Why It Matters

  • Approximately 250,000 service members transition to civilian life each year.

  • Studies show that 44–72% of veterans experience high levels of stress during this transition.

By participating in Operation Green Light, you're helping to raise awareness of these challenges and demonstrating your support for our veterans' well-being.

Get Involved

Visit your local Profinium branch to pick up a green light bulb. Donations are welcome and will go directly to Beyond the Yellow Ribbon.

Learn more about their mission

Sharing on Social?

Make sure to use #OperationGreenLight

 

Sources:

Performance.gov – Navigating the Transition to Civilian Life
U.S. Government Life Experiences Project. “Navigating the Transition to Civilian Life.” Performance.gov.  Learn more

Pew Research Center – The Difficult Transition from Military to Civilian Life
Pew Research Center. “The Difficult Transition from Military to Civilian Life.” Social & Demographic Trends, Sept. 10, 2019.  learn more

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – PTSD: National Center for PTSD
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. “How Common Is PTSD in Veterans?” National Center for PTSD. learn more