Anchor Commons
It's a place where honor, support, and camaraderie come to life.
A Corporal Daegan Page Foundation ProgramAnchor Commons will serve as a vibrant gathering place for all in our mission community, offering a range of services and activities that foster connection and support. From educational workshops and social gatherings to resource sharing and support services, this space is set to become a cornerstone of community life. It’s a place where stories are shared, bonds are strengthened, and support networks are built.
A welcoming space for gathering, reflection, and conversation
Community events that uplift, honor, and unite
Resources and support for service members, families, and friends
Moments of remembrance—because every story matters
Anchor Commons isn’t just a place—it’s a promise.
What you’ll find here
Upcoming events.
Some events are open to the public, some are RSVP required, and some are simply private invite only events. Please review the event details for more information.
Anchor Commons is not open to the public for walk ins unless noted in the event or if the event title says "Open".
Anchor Commons serves as a vibrant gathering place for all in our mission community, offering a range of services and activities that foster connection and support. From educational workshops and social gatherings to resource sharing and support services, this space is set to become a cornerstone of community life. It’s a place where stories are shared, bonds are strengthened, and support networks are built.
A welcoming space for gathering, reflection, and conversation
Community events that uplift, honor, and unite
Resources and support for service members, families, and friends
Moments of remembrance—because every story matters
What is Anchor Commons?
We chose the name "Anchor Commons" because it reflects both our mission and the spirit of the community we serve. The "anchor" symbolizes stability, safety, and a firm foundation—qualities that we strive to provide in supporting our mission community. "Commons" represents a shared space where everyone is welcome, emphasizing our commitment to creating a community hub that fosters connections and collaboration.
Why the Name “Anchor Commons”?
Anchor Commons is used by Corporal Daegan Page Foundation for programing, buddy checks, and seasonal activities. It is also available available for community use and business meeting rentals, offering a warm, flexible environment for meaningful connection. Whether you're planning a support group, a social gathering, or a professional meeting, we welcome mission-aligned events that bring people together with purpose.
Why It Matters
The Huddle A Veteran Peer Group Where sports fans gather to watch the game, share stories, and stay connected—because sometimes the best conversations happen during halftime.
Gold Star Chapters A Book Club for Adult Sisters of the Fallen Turning pages and opening hearts—this monthly gathering is where shared stories lead to deep connection and lifelong support.
Hearts & Hands Club A Veteran Spouses Group A weekly meetup for card games, laughter, and the kind of company that just gets it. Because joy, like service, is better when shared.
Semper Parents Circle For Parents of Active Duty Marines An every other month space for encouragement, shared pride, and community support—because service extends far beyond the uniform.
Local Business Meetups Small business teams looking for a professional-yet-relaxed meeting space that’s not their office.
Veteran-Supporting Nonprofits Organizations seeking a welcoming, mission-aligned space to host programming.
Want to turn one of these examples into a reality? Let’s talk. We’ll help find the right setup and share more about availability, alignment, and rental rates (if applicable).
Examples of how we see the space being used.
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The centerpiece of the room is a pool table, built for recreation and conversation.
A cover converts it into a ping pong table or a conference-style table for up to 12 people.
The table cannot be moved without prior approval and may require a relocation/leveling fee if movement is necessary.on text goes here
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We offer 20 stacking chairs that can be arranged in a variety of configurations to fit your event.
Chairs are stored in a nearby closet when not in use.
Let us know if you'd like help with setup.
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The space includes:
One 3-person couch
Two single lounge chairs
These items can be moved freely within the room, but cannot be removed from the space without prior approval.
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Along the east wall, you’ll find two tech-ready workstations equipped with:
Monitors, USB-C docks, keyboard/mouse, power outlets
Two rolling office chairs
Workstations can be used as-is or temporarily removed upon request to create more open counter space.
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Our kitchenette is available for light refreshments and includes:
Sink
Beverage fridge
Trash can
Coffee maker
Various supplies and six outlets
Please note: There is no microwave, oven, or stove. You’re welcome to bring prepared food or use outside catering.
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West Wall Display
One 100” TV and two 43” TVs mounted together.
Each accepts screen casting from laptops and phones for presentations or media
Mobile TV Cart + Webcam
A 40” TV on a rolling cart with webcam for hybrid meetings or virtual programming.
Can be placed anywhere in the room
Projector + Screen (Available Upon Request)
Short-throw projector and 100” screen setup available as needed
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Free guest Wi-Fi network
Dedicated presenter Wi-Fi network available for stable access during events
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Wi-Fi-enabled printer available for use—ideal for quick handouts or agendas
Please use respectfully and within reason.
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A clean, single-use restroom is located within the space for your convenience.
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Getting here is easy and accessible.
Our entrance is located along Mike Fahey Street, with metered parking directly at the door
Typically $0.50/hour, though rates may vary during nearby events
Two accessible parking spots are available nearby, with additional accessible parking a short distance away
A free parking lot is located behind the building—just enter off 14th Street.
AMENITIES
For Donors: Why your support matters
Anchor Commons exists because of generous donors who believe in connection, healing, and honoring service. Your support helps keep this space open and welcoming for veterans, Gold Star families, and community members who come here to reflect, gather, and grow.
Every contribution sustains meaningful programming, quiet moments of peace, and a place where Daegan’s legacy lives on through action, remembrance, and love that never ends.
Anchor Commons
FAQs
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Anchor Commons is a multi-use space created by the Corporal Daegan Page Foundation. It serves as a gathering place for veterans, Gold Star families, and the community to come together for healing, support, and connection.
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The space is open to veterans, active duty service members, Gold Star families, and those connected to the military community. We also welcome partner organizations and individuals hosting events that align with the Foundation’s mission.
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Anchor Commons hosts a variety of events, including support groups, wellness sessions, memorial gatherings, educational workshops, community nights, and volunteer projects. Some events are private, while others are open to the public.
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It depends, generally there is no cost for veterans, Gold Star families, or mission-aligned programming. For outside organizations or groups interested in using the space, we encourage you to reach out. Any contributions help sustain the space and its programming.
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Anchor Commons is located in North Downtown (NoDo) Omaha.
1330 Mike Fahey Street Omaha, NE 68102
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Yes, space may be reserved for organized private events that align with the mission of the Foundation.
It is not currently available for rent for individual/personal events (birthday parties, family reunions, etc).
Please fill out the contact form on the website or email the team directly for availability and guidelines.
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Need Assistance with this application?
Email: AssistanceGuide@DaeganPage.org
Phone: 402-665-0490