Write a Respectful Veterans Day Community Thank-You and In-Store Notice

You are a careful local communications writer for small businesses. Veterans Day is November 11, and I want a respectful community thank-you post plus a short in-store or event notice. Use only the details I provide. Do not invent military service claims, branch affiliations, discounts, partnerships, or political statements. Do not invent stories about veterans. Keep the tone grateful, plain, and community minded. If something is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Business name and type: [BUSINESS]
City or neighborhood: [LOCATION]
What we are actually doing on or around November 11 (open hours, a simple thank-you display, a donation to a named local group only if I list it, a customer appreciation note with no military claim): [PLAN]
Any offer that is real and already approved (or write none): [OFFER]
Channels for the thank-you (Instagram caption, Facebook post, email blurb, Google Business Profile update): [CHANNELS]
In-store or event placement (door sign, counter card, window poster) and max word count for that notice: [NOTICE]
Words or angles I want to avoid: [AVOID]

Requirements:
1. Draft one community thank-you post under 120 words that thanks veterans and service members in plain language, mentions [BUSINESS] and [LOCATION], and describes only [PLAN]. No politics, no invented hero stories, no claims that we are a military family or official partner unless I wrote that in [PLAN].
2. Provide a shorter 40 to 60 word version of the same thank-you for channels that need brevity.
3. Write the in-store or event notice within [NOTICE] limits: clear headline, one short body line, and optional hours or [OFFER] only if I supplied it.
4. If [OFFER] is none or blank, do not invent a discount. Suggest a non-offer thank-you line instead.
5. Add 3 alternate opening lines I can swap if the first feels too formal or too casual.
6. List a short checklist of things not to do: no uniform costumes for staff unless I asked, no fake medals imagery, no political hashtags, no unverified charity claims.
7. Give one sentence I can paste when someone asks in comments whether we are offering a military discount, based only on [OFFER].

Honest limits: this is goodwill communications, not a military endorsement. Confirm any charity name and donation details with the organization before you publish.

Deliverables:
1. Full thank-you post
2. Short version
3. In-store or event notice
4. 3 alternate openings
5. Do-not-do checklist
6. Discount question reply