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.
