Connie Milstein

Look for Dog Tag Bakery at the ballpark this summer!

March 26, 2019 By Administrator

Dog Tag Bakery treats will be featured at Nationals Park during this coming season as part of an expansion of food options at the ballpark.

New Food Offerings: Nationals Park’s new food vendors this season will include CHIKO, DC Empanadas, Hank’s Oyster Bar, Harris Creek Oyster Co., Rappahannock Oyster Co., Medium Rare and a Caviar concession stand featuring a rotating selection of local restaurants. The park also will serve Civic Vodka and desserts from Dog Tag Bakery.

Happy Birthday, Father Curry

March 18, 2019 By Connie Milstein

Today, the Dog Tag family is celebrating the birthday and life of the late Father Rick Curry, SJ.

I co-founded Dog Tag Bakery with Father Curry in 2014. We were the match made in heaven – the Jesuit father and the Jewish godmother. Father Curry’s life was dedicated to serving others, and I’m honored to have called him a friend.

Watch this video tribute from the Dog Tag team and join our celebration on social media using #CelebratingFatherCurry.

Washingtonian’s Favorite Places For Breakfast And Brunch In Georgetown

March 4, 2019 By Administrator

Washingtonian included Dog Tag Bakery in a recent list of restaurants they recommend for breakfast and brunch in Georgetown.

The bakery and cafe doubles as a non-profit that serves as a “living business school” for veterans looking to enter the civilian workforce. It’s also a tasty stop for coffee, baked goods, and sandwiches.

Learn more about the Dog Tag Fellowship

February 27, 2019 By Administrator

Watch this replay of a recent Dog Tag Inc. webcast to learn more about the Fellowship program.

Unsuitable conditions in military housing are unacceptable

February 19, 2019 By Connie Milstein

The Military and Family Advisory Network ran an online survey last month that received 16,000 responses from military families across the country, finding that 56 percent of those surveyed found living conditions in base housing was “negative” or “very negative.”

Thousands of military families have complained that the poor housing conditions, which some have called “slum-like,” have led to disease and even birth defects.

This is unacceptable. Our military families deserve better.