Find Military & Veterans Organizations Nonprofits and Charities

  Daniel N. wrote:

The Veterans Ticket Foundation (VetTix) is awesome! I have been able to attend 3 events over the course of a year and a half. The events are totally outstanding, the staff are super nice, and the service they provide to the nation's veterans is absolutely... more »

  melc wrote:

I volunteer for this organization and have many titles. This is the best one for helping our military abroad and here in the states. We sent 180,000 Christmas care packages last year to every troop that was in the War on Terrorism. As of today, 20... more »

  Karen2345 wrote:

My husband has been deployed for 13 months. He is a reservist and we have never been through a deployment before. We live 100 miles from his base and have not been connected to the military support structures. His deployment pay is less than 1/2 of... more »

  Laura Smith wrote:

While in the Jacksonville, FL airport last fall I saw the rocking chairs of the Wounded Warrior Project and picked up information. Thinking our service people need support and assistance from all Americans I included the WWP in my year end giving for... more »

  Carol80 wrote:

Roy Tuscany and the High Fives Foundation has a crystal-clear mission. They are dedicated to raising money and awareness for athletes who have suffered a life-altering injury while pursuing their dream in the winter action sports community. The High Fives... more »

  kilo wrote:

According to a 2006 tax filing Freedom Alliance spent 3% of income on programs and 97% of income on expenses. more »

  Jeremiah M. wrote:

I was in The Mission in Citrus for about 3-4 months. James was a great guy - helped me out when he could. I had to go to probation and he always made sure I got there. They recieve donations of clothes which help everyone dress for jobs. One month... more »

  Milena De La Hoz wrote:

When we first met Mrs. McGrew we were in Walter Reed and she always organized all kind of trips an entertainment for the soldiers and their family. I ran to her again at Operation Homefront where she comes every week to expend time with the spouses doing... more »

  Busyvolunteer wrote:

Over the last four years, I have spent countless hours as a volunteer for this organization in several areas -fundraising, office work, events and raising puppies. I greatly admire the mission they are attempting to accomplish. While revenues dropped... more »

  Amanda wrote:

Operation Troop Appreciation (OTA) is a 100% volunteer organization that support deployed members of the military. It's 98.5% efficiency rating means you know exactly where your money is going- to the brave men & women protecting us! I have volunteered... more »

  Amelia M.1 wrote:

No One Left Behind is unlike any nonprofit I have ever worked with. I first got involved with NOLB during my freshman year of high school when I spent the summer at my school's Policy Institute where I studied refugee issues. For my capstone project,... more »

  tim5 wrote:

I love what VAC does, and I love it when I'm able to fly a mission for a veteran and/or a Vet's family. My last mission was a bust because of a mechanical issue with the plane and I felt really badly for having let them down. This was on December 26... more »

  Bobby L. wrote:

At first after I heard I can be awarded a 100% mortgage free home. I thought it was to good to be true at first. I filed out the application despite what I thought. Sure enough I was awarded a home a little while later. I was shocked and to this day I... more »

  jackbryar wrote:

Move America Forward bills itself as a charity to raise money for care packages for US troops abroad. However the organization's "troopathon" project is mostly a promotional vehicle for a variety of right-wing celebrities. Fund-raising pitches are mixed... more »

  jas wrote:

This is an outstanding charity doing good for our Armed Forces families. Some of the children are orphans while others need a home while a parent is deployed. This Children's home understands that kids are not grown at 18 and has services to successfully... more »

  JarheadJustin wrote:

I just want to say THANK YOU to The Hugs Project for making meknow that someone back home loves me and respects the job I've been called upon to do for my county. They couldn't have a higher rating in my book. Is 5 as high as I can go? I want rate... more »

  julianne2 wrote:

Healing 4 Heroes is exactly the kind of grass roots effort that appeals to me. Their mission is simple. Use their experience, skills and passion to provide trained service dogs for Veterans suffering PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury and other unseen wounds... more »

  JRobinson wrote:

I cannot wait until the next event on the Potomac River. Although I found out about this non-profit by volunteering to take wounded warriors fishing, they do so much more. Ron, his family, the dedicated support staff, and all the volunteers continue... more »

  marj wrote:

What a scam this is. In 2008, they took in 101 million dollars in contributions. They paid out 26 million in salaries and employee benefits, another 4 million for conferences and meetings, and a whopping 59 million for fund raising. So what are the... more »

  Mark Cameron wrote:

This charity is a joke when it comes to stewardship of donor's money. I have donated twice in the past and now receive 2 to 3 pieces of mail WEEKILY requesting donations. (This smacks of a kickback to a Director's family or friend's owned mailing company).... more »

  chasesam wrote:

This fund and the people that run it are amazing. With 70% to 80% of all funds raised going directly to wounded combat veterans I am so glad a friend made me aware of this organization. Being able to see how sending a vet to a gym or giving them in-home... more »

  Kathy-VTS wrote:

I am a Volunteer with Veterans Transition Support. It has been an honor and a pleasure working with the VTS Team. Each month during our weekend program at Camp Pendleton we get to serve those who are serving our country ! more »

  AmyLee1218 wrote:

My family was referred to this organization in early 2010 by a VA counselor who knew that we desperately needed some quality family time. The application process for a vacation was simple and straightforward, and within a couple of days we were scheduled... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

USA Cares is supposed to be empathetic towards military service members and stress causing situations. USA Cares does not understand that a veteran will tough out for prolonged periods of time and stressful situation. USA Cares criteria of time frame... more »

  brad1 wrote:

I worked with this TREMENDOUS foundation to coordinate a tour for wounded soldiers/their family members at the Hershey Plant I work at. The coordination this group made for this trip was excellent and I was proud to work with them for an amazing tour... more »

  rrs7 wrote:

I have seen the direct impact of the organization on my fellow active duty service members and respect the fact that Boot Campaign really walks the walk when it comes to using the money that they raise. more »

  elle1 wrote:

I was a Vietnam veteran carrying some ghosts for over 30 years. The experience of Vets Journey Home helped me let go of these ghost and find closer to feelings that were bottled up inside me for many years. more »

  Ken D. wrote:

I learned about the Travis Manion Foundation from a Marine I was helping during his transition to civilian life. He subsequently went to work for the Foundation when it opened the San Diego office, and I've had the pleasure of helping out on a number... more »

  Delores wrote:

I am a former female prisoner and I am very grateful for the assistance that Genesis was able to provide to me. They have ministered to me and have held me accountable in my walk with the Lord. I have truly grown in the Word and I am now working and... more »

  Janet137 wrote:

Organizacion Excelente con muchisismas ayudas para las familias militares en USA que no hablan el lenguage. more »

  mcsargewife wrote:

I am a boarder for DOD. I boarded my first dog a few months back and it was a great experience! I was able to help a fellow service member family as well as give my dog a playmate for a few months. Looking forward to boarding my next dog soon! more »

  mamamagnolia wrote:

I am a spouse of a 24 year Green Beret. I went to the GBF in search of support for a very select group of people that many of the non -profits do not recognize as having needs and support. I'm talking about the Spouses and caregivers of our SOF warriors.... more »

  plzmommy wrote:

Missouri has one of the BEST Op. Homefronts I have ever seen. They helped our families with a holiday party. It was absolutely amazing, the kids each received gifts and they were so nice. They helped make the event wonderful for the children, youth, teens... more »

  Cilla B. wrote:

Operation Care and Comfort has helped out our family numerous times. They have helped us become integrated to the Bay Area and provided support to our family when needed. We have been to the 49ers game, the Giants games, Sharks game, Soccer, movies,... more »

  Heather79 wrote:

They continue strive to make sure all troops recieve packages from home. As well as continue to educate, and spread the word about PTSD/TBI more »

  Sandi Capra wrote:

My husband is a Captain in the US Navy Reserves and has served 8 tours post 9/11 including 3 tours in Iraq, GITMO & Africa. He received a purple heart for the injuries he suffered in an IED explosion in Iraq. His service dog, Rocco has helped by husband... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was mentored by FourBlock as a US Marine Corps Wounded Warrior at Walter Reed. FourBlock is the only nonprofit to be officially sponsored by the command there. That says a lot. Their mentors follow through and care for you, as long as you commit to... more »

  SenCook wrote:

This is the most extraordinary organization I have ever known! Really! Five volunteers formed a charity that helps returning combat veterans get the equipment (hence, "Vessels") they need to start their own businesses. Since 2008, these volunteers... more »

  Docchesne wrote:

This is an amazing organization started by two Veterans from Mississippi, Dan and Hunter Fordice. They take Combat Wounded Veterans on outdoor activities and get them into the healing power of nature. Their special activity for each event is a bonfire... more »

  Kathy234567 wrote:

I absolutely LOVE Operation Write Home (OWH). It is one of the most rewarding experiences that I have ever had. Volunteer cardmakers create blank masterpiece cards to send out to the troops, who send them back with notes to their loved ones and friends.... more »

  sue-koch wrote:

Cell Phones for Soldiers was founded in 2004 by siblings, Brittany and Robbie Bergquist when they were just 12 and 13 years old. The mission of the charity is to provide free communications to troops before, during and after deployment. On average,... more »

  David B wrote:

The paws4people foundation is an organization operated by volunteers that train service dogs. I believe that the most important aspect of this program is the enhancement in the lives of those who are disabled by using well-trained dogs taught with specific... more »

  lionsteve wrote:

Was able to help during the annual trip to Dallas/Fort Worth. Helped set up the hotel before all the families got there. It was amazing to watch everyone work together to make this as great an experience as could be for these families. I will be back... more »

  KESG wrote:

My husband is a Vietnam veteran with PTSD. He received a service dog from Guardian Angels in September 2011 and his life has changed dramatically! We are so impressed with Guardian Angels facility and ethics that we began to volunteer there in late... more »

  holdingfast wrote:

I have never seen a more giving Charity go above and beyond for the families. They not only do what they say in their mission, but do more actually. We could have never survived through our hardships with out Children of Fallen soldiers and will always... more »

  KC wrote:

The Veterans Leadership Program was great to work with. Nancy was very helpful and told us about some of the programs that VLP offers. more »

  Dale McGlothlin wrote:

This is a truly amazing organization. They have a single, well-defined core mission: bringing the families and friends of wounded (most egregiously--TBI, amputees, etc.) warriors to be with them while in one of the ten rehab hospitals in the U.S. It makes... more »

  Richard Asztalos wrote:

The primary purpose of the Fallen and Wounded Soldiers Fund (FWSF) is to help those veterans in Michigan who return from the Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns and find themselves in need of support and assistance. The FWSF is an all-volunteer organization,... more »

  Ann_38 wrote:

Having been a volunteer for 6+ years, have served in a variety of positions. I believe in what TAPS stands for, in their methods of service and in the staff and volunteers they work with. Their MENTOR Program is the best and strongly believe it serves... more »

  Denise26 wrote:

What a wonderful organization that does so much for the disabled. more »

  Shawnamann wrote:

I have the great pleasure to be apart of JOSH and enjoy every minute of it. I am so happy to help with donations, packing boxes to ship or volunteer at all the different fundraisers. I have so many amazing people and have made friends at everyone of them.... more »

  chrissybear77 wrote:

My Name is Chrissy and The reason why I joined Forgotten Soldiers Outreach is Because I come from a Military Background My Dad was Air Force 20 years My Uncles was in the Army and the other one in the Navy. My Fiancee is a Combat Veteran with the... more »

  Stephanie Davis wrote:

My name is Stephanie Davis, I come from a very large military family. My brother was part of the 173rd airborne, a support unit during the Afghan war. His job was to set up the mash units and hospitals in and around Bahgram Airforce base and in Kandahar.... more »

  LoriGrubb wrote:

This place is awesome! It is great to know that the time spent volunteering will make a big difference in the lives of our Veterans, Military Service Members and Families of a Fallen Warrior. It is also nice to be able to do more than just say "thank... more »

  Joye Bryant D. wrote:

A support charity with "great heart" constantly looking for ways to support our United States Service members and honor our deserving Veterans, tirelessly working on their behalf! Donations REALLY go to the bottom line. more »

  bassettlex wrote:

TF Dagger is a wonderful organization. All involved have only one objective: to help wounded warriors and their families. My wife and I volunteer for TFD. My experience has been the most rewarding of my life. The chance to help warriors directly... more »

  mobileUser475648 wrote:

They're awesome and help a lot of people!!! more »

  nickv13 wrote:

Amazing Charity with great people and wonderful volunteers, best charity in central texas! more »

  OnBehalf.org wrote:

Of course I'm going to give us 5 stars, I'm the founder and director! In all seriousness, we're honored you've worked with us as a contributor, donor or volunteer, and we're humbled by the courage and sacrifices of the wounded veterans we've helped.... more »

  angela.maddux wrote:

Wonderful causes supported by wonderful, loving people! The many causes that this group takes up is just beyond what words can describe. The help they provide for those in need goes without question, and they are willing to help all! If there were... more »

  Kelli B. wrote:

I have volunteered with DOF for the past few years, first as an intern, then as a volunteer. I have witnessed the great things that DOF has done over the years for so many Troops, both deployed and wounded. I appreciate all that they do for our men... more »

  cecilia1 wrote:

Blinded veteran association provided me with knowledge and skills to help the life of other veterans and their family. The Organization also helped me understand what blinded individuals can accomplish in life. more »

  Dave74 wrote:

SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT AT VETERANS INC. MANY OF MY FELLO VETERANS THAT HAVE RECD. SERVICES FROM THEM COMPLAIN THAT THE STAFF IS ALLOW TO EAT MEALS AT THE SHELTER FREE OF CHARGE , THE DONATION ARE INTENDED TO BE GIVEN TO THE HOMELESS VETERANS NOT THE... more »

  hmanyoma wrote:

Helping a hero has been a family of individuals that are more than just Big-Hearted, they are my extended family. From the time that I met Meredith and her family, they have been a blessing ever since. Helping a hero has helped my family and I in our... more »

  Daniela8 wrote:

I hosted a bar crawl in New Haven to support Backpacks For Life. Brett is incredible to work with, and the organization is amazing. more »

  tomperry718 wrote:

Act Now is fantastic with their support for veterans. I am a recent veteran and the tech job market is very difficult at this time with layoffs. It is very helpful having veteran originations providing opportunities more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

These guys are telemarketers, they just keep calling you forever, change your number, move! more »

  alexplechash wrote:

There has been no other veteran-oriented non-profit or charitable organization with which I have been involved, or that I am aware of, that is more dedicated and visionary than this one. The events organized are as well-run and inspirational as any I've... more »

  NightmareACTUAL wrote:

my name is Daniel I am from the island of Puerto Rico. i've always been a gamer but video games never was, what it became about a year ago. Never had I needed video games more than I do, now. Couple years ago I was going through a crisis existential and... more »

  Dennis B.4 wrote:

An amazing organization dedicated to the health and recovery of veterans, active duty, and their families. Passionate volunteers provide free yoga and meditation classes throughout the country. Based on science, the Veterans Yoga Project has objectively... more »

  Writer wrote:

The founder of this organization has the biggest heart in the world and really wants to make a difference in the lives of our veterans and active military men and women. She does not rest until the basic needs of our heroes and their families are met.... more »

  SDAXEL wrote:

“Our car crashed through a guardrail, off a bridge and into the river. I performed CPR on my friend, which saved his life. I remember being confused why so many people didn’t offer any help. I knew I needed to surround myself with people in my life... more »

  Tcarpy wrote:

My husband and I are long time local donors to Warriors and Quiet Waters. We have seen over the years the great work that comes from this organization. The local volunteers here are dedicated to serving our country's warriors. more »

  Roger wrote:

"Disabled Veterans National Foundation" (1.888.782.2148) seems to spend an exorbitant amount of money on guilt-based fundraising. My elderly parents (on a fixed income) have received MANY solicitations for donations - often accompanied by "gifts" such... more »

  libbif wrote:

Bowlers to Veteran's Link does an amazing job supporting the Veteran's Administration Hospitals across the United States, as well as providing support to our men and women in the Armed Forces who are still serving. Nearly all donations for this organizations... more »

  mobileUser426665 wrote:

Organized friendly staff. People need to know about this great organization more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization that gives back to our nation's Exceptional Warriors and their families! more »

  bravo29_98 wrote:

I have been sending packages and letters to men and women serving in our Armed Forces for about 5 years through Anysoldier.com. Marty Horn and his family started this site in order to provide an avenue for the general public to send care packages and... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

Hey, the Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America get real stuff done for vets, like educational and medical benefits. On a daily basis, they support vets, and provide means for them to help each other out. If you're serious about supporting vets,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I first became aware of Travis and his foundation when he was interviewed on a FOX News program. What an amazing young man!! I visited the website and learned more about Travis' mission and vision, then began making monthly donations (that work with my... more »

  Amy_298 wrote:

Best organization for teaching young people about leadership, service and responsibility. more »

  4palmers wrote:

Operation Homefront is an amazing organization! I have personally witnessed the support they provide our military families. As a disabled veteran and now a military spouse, I cannot tell you how much their support means to our military families! They... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great organization and they consistently develop new programs as the needs arise. Nothing is wasted with this organization's use of funds. more »

  mobileUser490955 wrote:

The outreach for this company is amazing from Flag to Nogales every vet knows RO and that man will move hell and earth to help them out. Unfortunately RO is only one man so one improvement is have someone provide him more resources for a staff more »

  MadDog1003 wrote:

Canines with a Cause provides a valuable service to the communities of Northern Utah and Southern Idaho. CWAC not only saves the lives of shelter animals who may otherwise perish to be overlooked in a shelter and brings out their best qualities and strengths... more »

  James30 wrote:

I have personally engaged in a Veteran's PATH program. As a Marine veteran, I experienced great facilitators, a supportive community, and a strong program flow that helped me in discovering the underlying problems I have been struggling with as a veteran.... more »

  Chuck Woodson wrote:

Swords has been assisting Veterans in need since the 1970's in the San Francisco Bay area. To really evaluate a non-profit organization all you have to do is go to the men and women who are receiving the benefits from the organization. Having served 24... more »

  Trish wrote:

The longer I am a member of The Silver Star Families of America, the more Joy I feel in my heart. Whether it be presenting Silver Star Banners and Certificates to a Purple Heart Recipient, or knowing I can contact my state Senator to help out a wonderful... more »

  veteran1111 wrote:

I am a veteran who has gotten a dog. GREAT organization committed to helping veterans. more »

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

AOVS is one of the most effective nonprofits that helps homeless veterans here in Memphis. more »

  hildiedietrich wrote:

They've been amazing, helping spouse, veterans and family members. If only more places could work as hard as they do. more »

  Andy22 wrote:

Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting post-911 Wounded Warriors through the game of golf as part of their rehabilitation. We run golf clinics, supply equipment and provide golf experiences that help... more »

  wherecommunitiesserveveterans.org wrote:

As the founder, and Marine Veteran of 26 years of service, I created this organization to eradicate the notion of homeless Veterans by 2035. I am also a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business that affords me the means to donate my time, resources and... more »

  Michael301 wrote:

Great group for SOF retreats. No B.S., just new friendships and reconnected old ones. Help them when ever we can more »

  bryenbonet wrote:

The most rewarding experience of my life has been volunteering to help disabled divers! more »

  dargirl123 wrote:

I volunteer for this charity; Hire Our Heroes, the reason that I wanted to get involved was to give to our military veterans, my way of saying thank you to them for their service. Hire Our Heroes is unique that it includes Veterans helping other Veterans... more »

  Jill Greene Tucker wrote:

I visited Living Free six years ago and fell in love. Although it is a three-hour round trip drive for me, I make the trek twice a week. I have tried other animal rescues closer to home, but although they may do a terrific job (thank you all), they can't... more »

  flloyd wrote:

Not only is Dr. Grossman a wonderful and caring dentist, but his entire staff are professional and comforting. His humanitarian work has made a difference in the greater Los Angeles region for the the homeless and Veterans in need. more »

  USMARINES0331 wrote:

1: This org does not, currently, report to the public what their employees are paid. (The info may be available in technical files on rating sites, however, people are lead to believe that it is all volunteers.) 2: Unprofessional, regarding,... more »

  kayceegreninger wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer with Military Spouse Advocacy Network for nearly two years. In those two years, I have grown to love the mission and everything this nonprofit stands for. The impact I have witnessed has shaped the lives of military spouses around... more »

  landont wrote:

I don't normally go every month but is very informational and there are other veteran organizations/organizations who come to share and network. I just recently let someone know I can periodically volunteer my time with this organization. more »

  Andrew C.5 wrote:

My god where to begin! I can’t thank this group enough! I’ve never met a group of guys so willing to do anything and everything possible to ensure we had the best experience possible. I have nothing but great things to say about this group. Every... more »

  Janet34 wrote:

In 2010 a military veteran contacted dog-trainer Mary Cortani. He had been waiting for a service dog for a long time, and wondered if she could somehow help him. That was the beginning of Operation Freedoms Paws, which teaches individuals the necessary... more »

  lvninjas wrote:

Kingman's Healing Hooves is life changing, not only for those taking lessons with Kassie and her team, but it is life changing for the family members of those involved, friends and the community as well. I have never seen someone have such a profound... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

Folks check out ReMind.org and considering donating to help wounded warriors and honor those who have fallen. There are thousands of Americans out there risking a bullet, or worse, for us. Let's give a little back here. Donations to ReMind.org... more »

  VickiC wrote:

Founded in 2010 this nonprofit, which originally established Rocklin's first off-leash dog park, has now expanded. The primary mission of RRUFF is to serve disabled veterans and the canine community through it's Healing Heroes Program. 22 veterans... more »

  howardlevene wrote:

Outstanding heartfelt contribution to the health and well-being of Vets and their families. Also provides retreats to caregivers of Vets and their families more »

  Nicholaus C. wrote:

Code of support is amazing!!!! I needed help relocating to the East coast and had no way of affording this on my own. They found donors to help, and when they hadn't quite reached the goal they used their personal time to find individual donors until... more »

  konnie wrote:

Great organization run by great people! A perfect example of helping others that comes from pure motivation from the heart and their desire to take care of those that have taken care of us by fighting for their country! more »

  JimRiley wrote:

I'm a Vietnam War era veteran and have been involved with Team River Runner (chapter of DSUSA) for over six years. Team River Runner (TRR) provides “health and healing for military injured, active duty, and disabled Veterans of our community through... more »

  Ms. lisa wrote:

Vietnam Veterans of America provides great service to those looking to donate used clothing and home items. They helped me get rid of all the clutter in my home and it was too easy. All I did was schedule a pick up and leave the bags on my porch and they... more »

  Writer wrote:

My exposure to Labs For Liberty began at the University of Utah. Walking around campus I'd frequently see 3-4 people that always had service dogs with them. After talking to one of these volunteers, I came to realize they were training the dogs for veterans... more »

  sonnywaddell wrote:

What an incredible ministry, they feed thousands of less fortunate Arizonans each and every month! They have a senior and Veterans food bank that provides food and toiletries to folks in need! The staff is all volunteers and have a heart to serve. more »

  kenness wrote:

I was recently able to participate in a 2 day air rifle & pistol tournament that the Paralyzed Veterans of America - Wisconsin Chapter put on. It was all free of charge and it was incredible. They provided basic and advanced instruction, great food,... more »

  kevinwaynewalton wrote:

Volunteering with the Foundation For Women Warriors nonprofit has changed my life. As the husband of a Woman Warrior, I saw first hand the unique contributions women service members make. I also saw the unique challenges they face. Volunteering with... more »

  Liv S. wrote:

The American Freedom Fund has provided a way for the veterans in my life to do the things they love. AFF creates access and ability for vets who have enough battles to fight without the financial struggle that many outlets put on them. more »

  JD R. wrote:

I can't recommend ODV higher! ODV and its personnel have been absolutely vital for me to get my VA rating. When I began this journey I was lost. I ended up using a VSO that signed me up then went silent for two months. I reached out to ODV and I immediately... more »

  yorkbabe wrote:

I can’t say enough good things about this organization and the retreat we attended this past weekend in Stone Mountain, GA. Their mission is awesome and you can tell that they really care and put an enormous amount of effort into helping veterans and... more »

  Rob G wrote:

Karl and team are creating an inspiring organization that is committed to taking care of our warriors, past and present. I have personally seen the great efforts the team is making in the Southeast region. Great work guys and thanks for your support.... more »

  paulwarrior wrote:

FIX'D, and Jaime in particular, have demonstrated the willingness to tackle situations involving suicidal, and even homicidal, military veterans with urgency and not stopping until there is resolution. more »

  queenofscotts wrote:

I have been a National Military Family Association volunteer for 10 years. I continue to work for the causes of the National Military Family Association because they truly understand the vital needs of military families. They are a professional and highly... more »

  renee8912 wrote:

One Community Now (OCN) is a joyful blessing to our community, with loving contributions of time and resources given to those in need of assistance, a helping hand and supportive encouragement. OCN gives those looking for a way to give or serve the professional... more »

  Frank26 wrote:

V.O.A has done a lot to help local vets in integrating back into their normal lives again. They have a multitude of activities which are 100% free to all military warriors and there families from sailing to scuba diving and rock climbing and kayaking... more »

  Chad Evans wrote:

I’m a retired, 100% disabled Marine Corps veteran. When I needed a service dog I turned to Working Dogs For Warriors. Michael Welsh was able to help my Rottweiler (Luna), my Doberman (Nova), and myself. The veterans and first responders in the program... more »

  bethturner wrote:

I love and am continually impressed with Gold Star Teen Adventures! What they do is so needed and the staff, as well as those served, care so much about the mission. I had the opportunity to see two retreats in action and was both amazed and touched at... more »

  TF W. wrote:

I have had the honor to serve on the Board of Directors with the Warfighter Foundation since co-founding the organization with several other combat veteran Marines. The Warfighter Foundation has helped me heal from my own wounds through the power of philanthropy.... more »

  Shannon B B. wrote:

An amazing organization giving back to veterans with disabilities through Support, Outreach, Assistance, and Recovery. Providing programs and services that assist in the healing and reintegration of our Wounded Heroes. Boston Baseball Fantasy Camp, Sailing,... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

Great organization. They have many diverse and unique programs that are available to veterans. Their staff is congenial, respectful, and expeditious. more »

  PaulaB wrote:

The leaders in Purple Heart Homes put their mission and service to veterans above all else. Their dedication to serving others is truly inspirational and commendable! They turn no veteran away, regardless of the era in which he or she served, and they... more »

  fred2 wrote:

I went coast to coast with this group to take a Medal of Honor recipient and two Silver Star veterans to Arlington for burial. It became a spiritual adventure as crowds gathered to honor these veterans and stand along roads and in towns to display flags... more »

  Joseph R.1 wrote:

Wonderful organization helping veterans with resources and other opportunities. Puts on Michigan’s biggest free veteran resource event with over 3000 veterans and their family members! Happy faces everywhere. These completely free events don’t disappoint! more »

  PHedges wrote:

An organization with a clear vision and supporting much needed Veteran women but a large underserved community. Outreach, resources, and unlimited amount of support are available from MySeester Inc. more »

  LindaWiese wrote:

THE PHILADELPHIA VETERANS MULTI- SERVICE & EDUCATION CENTER INC is a one of kind non-profit organization. It is literally a One-Stop-Shop for Veteran's. This is exerpts from an article I wrote about this organization for Examiner.com. Philadelphia... more »

  Writer wrote:

Beverly at Wounded Warrior Support Network was instrumental in transition from my active duty time. She inspired me to focus my career on working with veterans and helping them in their transition. more »

  migrono wrote:

While I think that the purpose of the USO and some of the support that it gives military families is highly commendable, as a donor I have to say I am very disappointed with their practices. I give to the USO in my name, and last year made a $5 donation... more »

  Naomi wrote:

As the Executive Director of a non-profit organization that is dedicated to small, little known organizations often begun by an inspired and inspiring individual (also known as a "good person")I have years of experience meeting and working with amazing... more »

  mobileUser422025 wrote:

Helping veterans learn to cope with ptsd. Great non profit more »

  AuntieSoshul wrote:

Your program is admirable, can you tell me what percent of $1 goes direct to those in need?Thanks,Auntie Soshul more »

  Tito M. wrote:

I got back from a long deployment to an empty apartment in a small college town during summer when even the students weren't around. I couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't right, and I felt all alone. I remember wishing that I never came... more »

  shari11 wrote:

My experience with volunteering with BTRO is over the top heart warming and at the same time heart wrenching. These families have found one another only through the efforts of this organization. The families are neatly organized to come together at least... more »

  relucent1 wrote:

I went on a long bike ride with another veteran's group and wanted to keep riding when I got home- but couldn't afford to make the expensive purchase (recumbent trike to mitigate balance issues after injury) on my own. The VA has a process for allowing... more »

  jlirette29 wrote:

Can’t see enough and Angelo and this charity. Been to a couple of events and made some true friends. Looking forward to many more in the future. more »

  59virginia wrote:

Operation Bandanas is a great ministry that individuals, groups, or churches can do. You can buy the Psalms 91 bandanas and send them to troops as they are deployed or you can make this a ministry partnerhsip with your church and Operation Bandanas.... more »

  sarah14 wrote:

I have adopted 4 soldiers through Herobox.org and it has been a very rewarding experience. I have made friends and learned far more about what the war is than I could ever learn on the news. Providing these soldiers with a bit of luxury while they are... more »

  ThankYouHeroes wrote:

I volunteered to help Wounded Wear and my experience is everyone is super nice and helpful! They made me feel like I made a difference. I would strongly suggest to everyone looking for an organization to help, try to see if Wounded Wear can use you,... more »

  Michael P.8 wrote:

I have been out with outdoor emersion dozens of times...each time I learn more about myself and nature. Not only have I made great strides towards living a normal life but my son is now apart of my lifeThese are pics of myself and my son out with... more »

  kwkarl wrote:

SOD has been extremely wonderful to work with. We specialize in taking disabled/ill youth and veterans hunting and fishing.We recently had our first Veterans Fishing Weekend which was a huge success. we took 5 veterans and their families on guided... more »

  nad2390 wrote:

My experience with the Tampa Area Marine Parents Assoc is the Most rewarding Experiences that I know. When I go to Florida I make sure its at a Time that I know there is a Function going on with them such as a Meeting or Special day likeMemorial day.They... more »

  bruud45 wrote:

The Montagnards of Vietnam may be among the poorest of the poor. As indigenous people they are a minority and their exemplary service with American forces during the Vietnam War has left them in the lurch with a government that does little to assist them.... more »

  Hammerman wrote:

Chuck is doing a hell of a job training his Hero Labradors. He has put an enormous amount of work into the facilities and used one of his dogs during the Hurricane Harvey disaster in Beaumont, Texas. I believe that Chuck Ziegenfuss is more than deserving... more »

  mobileUser524163 wrote:

This is the best gallery in Kern County! We feature our 27 Fallen Warriors portraits who gave their lives for our freedom. Always Remembered & Never Forgotten! more »

  Jeffrey17 wrote:

I consider myself a volunteer for The Jonas Project, in the manner of amplifying and sharing their message on social media as best as I can. The Jonas Project helps veteran entrepreneurs connect with professional mentors to develop their goals and realize... more »

  JT Townsend Foundation wrote:

When I heard about the mission of ONU it sounded really important and filled a huge need for former military making the transition to the corporate world. When I attended a few functions I got to meet several of the graduates of the program and heard... more »

  Marcos Javier T. wrote:

The first time I learned about this was by attending an event. I totally loved it. Here you see how the donation really gets to the family. I am very proud to be able to participate. Thank you to Host A Hero Inc. more »

  MAFF wrote:

As a nonprofit, we see and admire the great work that the WWAR is doing in our community. The Mike Alstott Family Foundation is a proud supporter and partner of the WWAR in helping our veterans stay active. more »

  VFP132 wrote:

Veterans For Peace does an amazing job educating the public about the true costs of war and militarism. With little resources, they make an big impact worldwide. more »

  kaijura wrote:

Jason was extremely supportive at a time that I was subjected to some very distressing incidents relating to my lack of religion. He was warm and caring and encouraged me on the appropriate measures to take and how to express myself. I probably wouldn't... more »

  smjmhm wrote:

I think this organization is a wonderful organization serving the injured men and women who have served our country. Mr. Dorman, the founder of MMIA is himself a retired Coast Guard. He is very actively involved in helping those who have been injured... more »

  Doug29 wrote:

Homes for Veterans specially adapts the homes of disabled veterans for free. This is an amazing charity. Everyone is a volunteer and except for some advertising to get the word out all of the money goes to the veterans. Visit the website. www.homesforveterans.us more »

  Najie A. wrote:

I Volunteer for this organization that provides 100% of its time to ensuring our men and women in the military are not forgotten. They pack hundreds of boxes a month all on donations and time. Consider them, they are worth it more »

  Levels wrote:

My experience with the Pink Berets was truly inspirational. I attended their Women Warriors on water event. It was a chance to experience a fishing expedition with my fellow veteran sisters that I normally would not have had the chance to do. I look forward... more »

  jojo2 wrote:

Seeing what this organization does with the money I donated made me feel real good about my decision. They "really" deliver for our military. Even the families of military people receive help from AVET. more »

  theresakuda wrote:

This non-profit gets 4 stars from me hands down. Since 1989 they have honored over 5000 veterans and troops. They have over 36 different awards and several medals to honor our nations veterans and troops. They never charge any vet or active duty member... more »

  KissingTheCockroach wrote:

I was so encouraged when I heard about Guardian Group. It is beyond amazing and brave that these groups of warriors exist to tackle the insidious secret cesspool of trafficking. I myself am a survivor of trafficking and have seen the darkest side of humanity... more »

  angela4 wrote:

I've been honored to work with Operation Shower for the past couple of years. It's an incredible organization that meets a great need -- supporting families who are expecting a baby and have a spouse serving in the military. Operation Shower supports... more »

  Great Volunteers wrote:

Please check out ALL the wonderful VOLUNTEERISM that goes on at Molly's Adopt A Sailor. www.mollysadoptasailor.com Molly's Adopt a Sailor (MAS) is 100% run by military moms working towards a goal that NO US deployed troop will be forgotten while serving... more »

  vegasvet wrote:

The Kline Fund is an incredible resource for veterans in our community to keeping them from becoming homeless. more »

  mobileUser482861 wrote:

OpShock hit the ground running in Sept 2017 and has made great impacts in the lives of veterans and their families more »