Find Veterans Nonprofits and Charities

  adispatchingdaisy wrote:

ThundarLP has helped many service families in our community. We absolutely love the great work they do to bring wellness to a hurting heart. Sam and her family run the organization and are such genuine and loving people that care so much for us all. My... more »

  rollcall wrote:

One mission to help others. Serving veterans first responders and special kids with needs and their families. Also serve the senior veterans and their widows. more »

  LowD wrote:

The No Veteran Left Behind Community Project is getting ready to start building their first tiny home. I am so excited about this mission! I will make sure I post pics when they start. SOVC is in need of donated supplies & volunteers. Come out and support... more »

  eric1586 wrote:

I have witnessed firsthand the impact WTO has on Veterans and their families. Spending time advocating as well as in the outdoors with them, I've seen them feel loved, served, and part of something special. The Veterans and their families have reported... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys provide a bunch of facilities helping veterans of all ages, and are looking to do more, like a computer center to help vets learn to use system, for purposes including getting a job. more »

  honestSF wrote:

The community service workers Judith Albino and Caroline Calderon made me experience the most incommodious feeling that I've never endured. Judith A. was very impatient and made several snarky comments and remarks. Judith A. interrogated me with... more »

  martyd wrote:

I found out about this organization in the local newspaper (Contra Costa Times) back in 2004. I got involved with the East Bay Stand Down in 2004 and became their bookkeeper/accountant. I was finally asked in 2006 to become a check signer for EBSD but... more »

  poethack wrote:

I have been a poetry editor for Veterans' Voices magazine--part of The Hospitalized Veterans Writing Project--since 1976. The magazine publishes prose and poetry written by vets under the care of the VA. This writing therapy project has served veterans... more »

  paddimcmillen wrote:

I find the organization to be very reputable! The people I have met are very wonderful and dedicated to giving back to the one's who have served our country. more »

  konabear321 wrote:

THIS OUTFIT IS NOT AT ALL CONNECTED TO MILITARY. THIS IS A PRIVATE OWNED & RUN OPERATION THAT IS MAKING MONEY OF THE BACKS OF VETERANS. THE OWNER/FUND RAISER/PROMOTER AKA: BOILER ROOM MAN IN CHARGE *HANK P MAKES A PAYCHECK OFF THE BACKS OF YOUR DONATIONS... more »

  pgrwhistler wrote:

this organization does not make financial info available to its members or donors more »

  Scott70 wrote:

Military Appreciation Day Inc. is a bi-annual saltwater fishing event that hosts our Troops to a fun day of ocean fishing. We have hundreds of great people volunteering their boats, time, money and other resources to help them have a a super fun day off.... more »

  johnjcassel wrote:

I serve as the Treasurer of Seraj Library Project. The Project works with leaders in the Palestinian community to provide amazing services communities of the West Bank. In areas with no libraries and few community services, the Libraries serve as community... more »

  houlk wrote:

My name is steven i am homeless and was mugged, I went to these guys to get help getting my i.d. back so i can do temp work. They were very friendly showed my were to go and gave me the money 15 dollars. they also had me get my social securiy card again,... more »

  jeffbrodeur wrote:

QOLF is on the right track and listened attentively to the caregivers of our nations wounded warriors. Jeff and Maura Brodeur caregivers of wounded warrior Vincent Mannion- Brodeur - WIA Tikrit - 3-11-07-82nd ABN more »

  Writer wrote:

As a veteran raised in a service family, I can't say I one hundred percent support today's political agenda with our troops, but I found it rewarding to be able to actually have SOME control over knowing where my tax dollars end up by getting hygiene... more »

  Writer wrote:

Working with these students was a wonderful experience! more »

  bruha1 wrote:

When I left for Afghanistan, Julie was the last civilian I saw. I remembered her kind words and actions, as well as thousands of other soldiers. Upon my return, Julie once again touched my heart- just being there and lending a simple hand. Julie was... more »

  sewelld wrote:

As a member of the Liberty Team I have been impressed by the emphasis that is placed on educating and maintaining the deeds of those of the paratrooper veterans from WW2 onwards. Those that participated in WW2 are called our "Greatest Generation" and... more »

  fred7 wrote:

Founded by a formerly homeless vet after receiving back surgery due to service related parachuting injury,and seeing veterans discharged straight to the street, Veterans Alliance strives to meet the immediate and on going needs of homeless and at risk... more »

  gillenma wrote:

This organization is incredible. In our own non-profit, we are not able to serve all Veterans who may need assistance and we refer often to PA Wounded Warriors. They are easy to contact, responsive, and nearly always come through for our Veteran families... more »

  Victoria35 wrote:

HRT is a hard working, heart in the right place, small non-profit helping veterans to avoid homelessness, get a job or start a small business. They are well networked with the vet and active duty communities in San Diego. The entire organization is... more »

  jfjfjf wrote:

This organization provided a trip for me to see the WWII Memorial in Washington DC, all free of charge. It was the best day of my life and I would not have been able to complete the trip without their efforts. more »

  summer14 wrote:

There are so many of these veteran charities, it makes me sick. They are all after my 90 year old father, they work on him and use his patriotism to get him to give them money. They prey on him, they are nothing but vultures. He is confused and senile... more »

  Bert2 wrote:

Knights of Columbus council #4438 has a long and honorable history of supporting Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and school along with other local charities. Operating Monday and Tuesday night bingo as the major fund raisers. The Knights also sponsor... more »

  Honor them wrote:

This non profit was started by Gary Martin and it's mission was to send returning military combat veterans and their families on retreat vacations after deployment. I am in my late 60's and a former vet and I felt very strong about our mission. So strong... more »

  TylerM wrote:

I've worked with Troopers Assisting Troops for over a year now, and I must say that I have not seen a group of individuals more dedicated to their cause. more »

  Writer wrote:

Grateful for this group of people.. Very very grateful. Thanks please support them.Served my fathers service on 11/12/ 2018 Veterans Day more »

  Wendy26 wrote:

I have personally watched the growth and healing of many of the Veterans and family members who have walked in the door. The successes are many. more »

  PaulBunyan wrote:

WreathsForTheFallen.org honors our country's fallen veterans at the Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery each year by placing a Balsam wreath with a big red bow on the veterans graves. It is a very well run organization. more »

  tiffa wrote:

This organization exists to educate the public about the symbols of service and sacrifice...to honor those who serve in our Armed Forces, those who have served and those who served and died. more »

  lscarbrough wrote:

Shelter to Soldier is one of the best places I have ever been employed. The love and care that the staff has for the dogs and the veterans we serve from the kennel techs, all the way to the owners is inspiring. Going to work there and volunteer with them... more »

  Writer wrote:

I sent a check to DAV in Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 5,2017 and it was cashed on 2/8/2017 and every one that I call gives me the run around. I also have a neighbor that gives on a regular bases and she has not received anything. Whats up? We thought we were... more »

  clicks wrote:

Great organization. Just adopted Molly and are enjoying her love. Support this organization! more »

  Tara53 wrote:

VeteraNetwork offers a unique self-paced education and job placement service whose mission is to change the trends in standardized job recruitment methods, with respects to our Nations Veterans. In the past, if a Veteran wanted a job specifically in... more »

  David V.3 wrote:

Noel McCall does an excellent job with her workshop to help transitioning veterans get ready for a job search. I highly recommend the Patriots Path Speed Networking event as well - all around great experiences! more »

  Writer wrote:

Salmon for Soldiers brings over 400 veterans and their guests together with over 150 boater for a day of fishing and relationship building. This all volunteer organization just celebrated its third year...growing each year. I have attended all three... more »

  jmarkert89 wrote:

I have been involved with Hunting with Soldiers for five 8 years (started 2009). They are soldier focused, selfless in their service, and I believe relatively efficient in their use of the resources they receive from donors. I love these guys and what... more »

  novedkyle wrote:

Dennis helped get us set up with a beehive and we look forward to his help with caring for and maintaining our bees. Dennis has been exceptionally helpful and is a friendly, personable resource every time we interact with him. I have no reason not to... more »

  03_4_Life wrote:

Valhalla Sailing Project (VSP) waves the flag and claims to be a PTSD and suicide prevention organization but in practice is more of an annual sailing get together with little interest in supporting Veterans. This organization has a treats veterans as... more »

  Cib1infantry wrote:

I've worked with Operation Combat Bikesaver for over 5 years now, seeing the positive impact this organization has had on many combat veterans is amazing. more »

  BigAlbi wrote:

SAVE22 came into my life at a point where I needed something. Struggling with survivors guilt, PTSD, depression, anxiety, social distancing, isolation, opioid abuse. I was given options to be with like minded people and showed me there was another way.... more »

  nmp12691 wrote:

What someone receives from going on a Veterans Expeditions (VetEx) trip is so much more than just getting outside. This organization opens doors (both recreational and professional), introduces you to a large community and support network, allows you... more »

  Eric J.3 wrote:

Helps connect with those with similar life experiences and a place where we can be comfortable to share what issues we are going through. Provides each of us with purpose and accountability to one another. more »

  volunteer93 wrote:

This not for profit is doing some amazing work in the Sarasota area. Still very new, I look forward to seeing them continue to grow and be able to serve more veterans in our area. more »

  Otto-bug15 wrote:

This is an amazing organization. Getting our wonderful service dog many years ago, helped save my husband who is a combat veteran. It made such an impact on our lives, that my husband decided to start a branch in our hometown. It is so rewarding to... more »

  Elizabeth L.8 wrote:

Amazing, selfless organization. 100% focused on veterans and bettering their lives. Group is super transparent with their needs and what funds/assistance goes to. more »

  Matt M.1 wrote:

Fantastic work with veterans! They give everything back to just vets more »

  Phil Amanda T. wrote:

This is an amazing non-profit who has encouraged me to heal. Y telling my story. I am so grateful for such a supportive organization :) more »

  Tahkesha wrote:

This ministry and lovely couple are what the people need. They are great counselors, teachers and exceptional listeners. They have a heart for the people that is yearned for and sought after. Whether in a group setting or one-on-one, they share their... more »

  PriCorps wrote:

During 2017 - 2018, the Smoky Mountains Outreach Foundation donated $2,500 to the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) programs at six Western North Carolina high schools: Cherokee, Enka, Madison, Pisgah, Swain and Tuscola. more »

  C5VF wrote:

A humbling and incredible first Mobile Food Pantry Event with over 125 parcels of food distributed to Veterans, their families and those in need from our community. Food uncertanity is a real concern, more scheduled events for 2022. more »

  HarleyJshiena08 wrote:

I can’t say enough good things about Ray! He came into our lives when are family needed a companion the most!! I suffer from severe panic attacks and Cooper has been right by my side since day one! He is so intelligent, loving and definitely a people... more »

  Harris4ever wrote:

Super friendly and helpful staff such a great organization who helps Veterans and their families and offers a one of a kind place for everyone to come together. more »

  hannawayp wrote:

An amazing veteran run organization on North Texas that truly helps injured vets! more »

  akber wrote:

Every Sunday they distribute food to the needy veterans and other needy families. Come on down if you would like to help and feel good every Sunday between 9 am to 1:00 pm more »

  Kris Arsenault wrote:

I love volunteering for Ketchums Got Your Six Inc. The passion runs deep for our Wisconsin Veterans. more »

  Sheryl M.3 wrote:

2019 was the first year we started the gathering of Women Veterans' together to get away from their everyday life, to hang out with military sisters, to share stories, share meals, crafts, hikes, obstacle course, end the evening around a camp fire and... more »

  rtallman wrote:

STL Veterans Ball is bringing together local area veterans. It’s creating an environment to bring back the comrade that we had in the military. more »

  resolvemilitary wrote:

Building Military Families Network stepped in when no other organization really understood the need for support and community when military families were dealing with infertility. They not only offer support groups but also provide families facing uncertainty... more »

  sparky george wrote:

with 11,000 miles run for Gold Star Families and 10 events a year starting Sept.15 2002 letting Gold star families know after their loss they will not be forgotten more »

  wonhappygirl wrote:

I scheduled a donation pick up over a week in advance. I regularly donate due to being the daughter of s vietnam vet.Today I had 6 large bags and a small bookcase waiting for pickup on my front porch visible from the street.I got a call... more »

  Thomas60 wrote:

Faith, Hope, Love Charity are people who really care about the veteran. The have helped me get back on my feet with love and support I have not been able to get anywhere else. more »

  Peter15 wrote:

To the editor Lee NH town crier Dear Abby Will dear Abby listen to a disabled US Marine trying to help other US Military Veterans come home mentally and physically free of charge? PTSD/TBI/Broken back/loss of most hearing both ears are my four... more »

  Colorado Veteran wrote:

I am a 100% service connected disabled veteran with a severe spinal disease combined with gun shot wound and reconstructive surgery issues. I was initially represented by the DAV in applying for service connection for my combat injuries and found their... more »

  Isabela Dunklin wrote:

USO Orlando will open in the fall of 2014 in the Orlando International Airport with the help of amazing donors across the country. Honoring those who have sacrificed for us and remembering them is not difficult when united we stand. Their families... more »

  Alison11 wrote:

Actually, I'm a client who was NOT served. This is an organization that places the pets of military service members in temporary foster homes during deployment: a rare & much-needed service. The website lists impressive credentials & has a thorough application... more »

  Jack Morrison wrote:

Support Organization for all local Auxiliary Flotilla/units in all 50 states +. Assists with Administration, Public Education materials/textbooks and supplies, Fundraising receiver as our 501C3. more »

  Diane-O wrote:

I visited the Veterans Outreach with hopes of fundraising for them. What a great group of Veterans helping Veterans. I'm so glad we decided to go with the Veterans North East Outreach Center so that they can continue their generosity and help throughout... more »

  george8 wrote:

DBA - Point Man Antelope Valley (PMAV), was formed in 1991 and provides support group meetings for Veterans and there families. In 2009, PMAV was given guardianship of the Mobile Vietnam Veterans Memorial for the Antelope Valley (AV Wall), which is traveled... more »

  Cuddy wrote:

I have personally referred Veterans to the PVA in Sioux Falls as a support agency for them. Every person I referred had positive comments concerning the sources of imformation and staff. Lisa Cummings and crew do an outstanding job looking out for our... more »

  Linda167 wrote:

Suffolk County Veteran Halfway House is helping homeless Veterans with temporary housing, food and teaching them skills. I have been volunteering for about a year teaching the men to cook and help them with other skills that will help them when they... more »

  salemfencing wrote:

Oregon PVA has a strong and active role in the community, and we are really glad we found them. I worked with their staff to build our sports program, and to make sure that what we were doing would meet the needs and interests of their clients. They... more »

  Fred M. wrote:

The Southeastern Massachusetts Veterans Housing Program, Inc. is a private, nonprofit 501 © (3) corporation known as the Veterans Transition House (VTH). VTH was founded by a group of local Vietnam-Era Veterans and community leaders. They recognized... more »

  Kagnew.mick wrote:

Outstanding organization. Belonged to it for about 4 years. After that period my knowledge of current technology and classified projects was way to behind the curve. Went to meetings and after the financial report and guest speaker finished I was... more »

  Erin011976 wrote:

I'm honored as a Veteran to serve other Veterans through the Wisconsin Veterans Foundation. The Foundation, during my decade of service, has worked tirelessly to respond to Veterans' financial crisis often in less than a business day. The Foundation... more »

  SandyZH---123 wrote:

Donation made in memory of Dr. Milton Hamolsky ,( Army Vet) and Virginia Hamolsky, Army Nursing vet)Dr Hamolsky was a prominent, beloved, physician in RI , serving as Chief of Medicine at Rhode Island Hospital, Chair of Medicine at Brown University,... more »

  AlyMyLove wrote:

Somehow referencing Jesus is being 'noninclusive'?! That is absurd! The foundation of the USA is CHRISTIAN, besides the simple fact that the majority of veterans & people who live in the United States of America believe in Jesus Christ! more »

  parmertl wrote:

I have seen how much the Armed Services YMCA has helped the men and women of Ft. Bragg and Pope AFB on numerous occassions. This organization is the backbone of the military community and never asks for anything other than someone's time. more »

  inlandenterprising wrote:

Any community big or, small, this non-profit has done more than what has projected. (for the Vets.). more »

  stargate_469 wrote:

The America Outdoor help with to take a bear hunting trip to Alaska. It was for them I would never have gotten to go. It was a very great experince. Something that I will always remember. I was to thank them very much. more »

  miketaylor wrote:

Their Troops to Truckers program landed me my current position. more »

  larry3 wrote:

The MDAFF has a significant history of benefit for junior officer training related to the Reserve Officers Association of America (ROA) and its affiliate in Minnesota - the Department of Minnesota, ROA. The MDAFF has made merit awards to Reserve Officer... more »

  mustuphamedina wrote:

my sister's house of charlotte nc took my application and would not let me stay in it's program. They were rude and this is the so called psychiatrist that runs the program. Upon calling the lady picked up the phone and then hung it up. Then she wouldn't... more »

  sgtshamp wrote:

I just moved to San Antonio and was pleasantly greeted by Operation Comfort and welcomed like family. They offer so many activities that are designed to help disabled veterans through recovering and healing. more »

  shellyamf wrote:

American Military Family is a wonderful organization that provides aid, support, services, and more to US Armed forces and their families. Wounded Warriors, Freedom Fighters, Blue & Gold Star Moms, Adopt a Soldier Program, and Support the Troops License... more »

  spamfilter wrote:

This is a great resource depending on volunteers Monday thru Friday 10am-Noon. more »

  EllaJ wrote:

Ella Jackson 805 East Merry Ave. Hammond La., 70403 985-269-9688 Cell # 985-902-1794 House# EJacksonHammond.1@netzero.com Email Address Executive Summary World of Products and a few Homeless Shelter... more »

  ldhranger wrote:

My wife and I learned about LHCP when attending a service for a soldier killed in Iraq. We investigated the organization and spoke to Karen Grimond about her vision. I was blown away by this woman's commitment. She works tirelessly for the organization.... more »

  dagotoo wrote:

I am a member of this group and appreciate what its doing for its members as well as the community. more »

  MSST wrote:

This organization provides Color Guard and Military honors for deceased Veterans. They recently Honored Bob Strathman with a 21 Gun Salute and presented the Flag to my family. It was a moving tribute and meant a lot to our family. All Veterans deserve... more »

  01MilitarySupporter wrote:

The core values of this organization sets a standard the others should follow. It creates an unbiased and sincere facility with focus on providing a Safe Haven for resources to the military family in North County San Diego. The organization is currently... more »

  Robyn Merryman S. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to collect donations and volunteer to pack boxes (pre-COVID) with this organization. Their passion to continue to provide care packages to our men and women that are deployed from Santa Clarita is amazing. I started volunteering... more »

  HGSEalumna wrote:

I am a volunteer weekend puppy raiser in Massachusetts and have found my time volunteering with America's Vetdogs to be one of the most rewarding experiences. I am raising my second puppy, and am immensely proud of the successes of my first dog. Volunteers... more »

  whiteface wrote:

I have worked with horses for thirty years in Saratoga Springs and upstate New York. I am considered professional in all areas of horsemanship. To tell my areas of expertise would be lengthy and I would rather show what I can do with a horse.I am... more »

  DbRoberts wrote:

Fisher House of the Emerald Coast is a phenomenal nonprofit, hosting our service men and women at their house while they get medical treatments. Not only to they host our valued service member, they include their families. It's proven that having the... more »

To provide essential services to US veterans and their families, nationwide. more »

  Nick N.1 wrote:

This organization never stops when it comes to serving Veterans. They help out when in a financial pinch, offer multiple events a year that bring Veterans together and offers vast resources and referrals so that Veterans can get the help they need. They... more »

  mntasia wrote:

This organization was started by a 15 year old high school student in 2004 who wanted to thank our troops during the Iraq War. Her goal was lofty; to collect and distribute 1,000,000 thank you letters from grateful Americans across the U.S. Now 11 years... more »

  AmericanWarrior wrote:

We are make a wish for American heroes. 99.9% of our funding goes to support our Veterans and patriotic operations. In May we send 125 WWII Veterans to their memorial for the first time. God bless America! more »

  totlecmitd wrote:

I started out supporting the Hero to Hero program when my (now ex) husband deployed from Ft. Lewis. I later joined on as a volunteer for the program and joined the core team as a volunteer. I held that position until my move to CA made it difficult to... more »

  HunterMorgan2001 wrote:

I received a wrap-around scholarship for each of my 3 years of college so that any of my room, board, tuition, or textbooks that weren't covered by financial aid or my other scholarships. They paid my school directly and eased such a huge financial burden... more »

  cdcurry wrote:

This organization provides a service like no other. As a veteran who uses their services, it has helped to heal and to continue to heal from PTSD as well as the chronic pain I have. It is free and confidential. The providers they have are some of the... more »

  tgsews wrote:

I adopted a wonderful young woman who is serving in Iraq last fall. Sharing my time with her is very easy and I truly look forward to hearing from her - to make sure she is alright. We have a wonderful relationship and she has made me more aware of... more »

  ComapioncareNH wrote:

Companion Care Partners serve veterans. We are Home Health company located in Seabrook NH. We would like to valunteer or help. The services are free of charge through the VA. more »

  lawdawg wrote:

Sacramento Stand Down Association has been helping homeless and at risk Veterans for 24 years and is still going. It is comprised of an all volunteer force who's mission is to end homelessness among our nations' veterans. These people do a great deal... more »

  Santa wrote:

I was impressed with the way this organization helps others with spinal cord injuries when I volunteered to play Santa Claus for the annual Christmas lunch at Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital five years ago. I was so humbled that I proceeded to volunteer... more »

  melissa8 wrote:

I am member of Blue Star Mothers. I am helping out at the Detroit VA hosp. I cant imagine what I would do with out my fellow moms to talk to and cry on. It is hard having a child away from home let alone off to who knows where! i love all the work... more »

  Michael U. wrote:

This organization is the best organization to help Special Ops Survivors cope with the loss of their spouse and assists them moving forward with their lives. This organization has helped over 250 Special Ops Survivors build a support group of spouse who... more »

  gmanfire wrote:

This is a tremendous organization that truly cares about the struggle that military families face on a daily basis. They help families with financial assistance through emergency situations and then offer financial planning seminars that helps the families... more »

  Tack1962 wrote:

This group is a 100 % volunteer organization that takes care of Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard service men and women and families. They participate in service recognition programs and provide family support when needed. All donations go directly... more »

  Cars 4 Causes wrote:

We are proud to support Project Hollywood Cares in their efforts to support America’s military personnel. They provide products of the entertainment industry, events, outings and hospital visit support to wounded and returning servicemen , women and... more »

  Patrick Townes wrote:

I really needed some direction on what to do with my issues with the VA, and the Veterans Law Center was there all the way! Judge Moroz and his team do a great job! God bless them and all of our military veterans!!! more »

  mm1 wrote:

I have personally see the members of Task Force Omega of Missouri work for and with the veterans of Missouri. They have numerous fund raisers and not one cent goes to the organization. It all goes to our veterans. This past Christmas they went to the... more »

  Ken_32 wrote:

We had met many times , but never close, then my nephew was on the Ward at Walter Reed. The volunteers from PEP came in and spoke to me and my wounded warrior relative, it was great. These people care and caring is very important to all. Thank... more »

  biker wrote:

Over the past four years the VetFund has provided grant fund to the California Troops to Teacher Program. The grant money was used to honor the California Troops to Teachers of the Year in a gala event that brought together teachers, principals, district... more »

  rear-area-support-foundation wrote:

This foundation is an added plus for the support that they give to our troops and their families. They are very concerned about the welfare of our troops and their families. more »

  Sacramento Veterans Community Support Network wrote:

The Sacramento Veterans Community Support Network was formed as a resource of information and services and contacts to veterans and their families in the greater Sacramento area. Our members are 100% volunteers and all funding goes toward the support... more »

  president12 wrote:

Always looking for new way to support our communities of Veterans, and Women Marines Association's good deeds. more »

  rwcoll1 wrote:

William Cousins Post 118 is a small Non-profit that is doing what it can to service veterans in the 4 town communities which it serves. The Post really needs to refurbish the post home and with perhaps an addition. It serves an older population and without... more »

  WWAL Post 168 wrote:

This Veterans organization reflects the contribution, comradeship and diligence during the Era of Segregation - 1919 to 1946. The dedication of the history of the United States of America and the efforts to make a change to sustain with honors. William... more »

  EMALP217 wrote:

Earnest Morgan American Legion Post 217 (704-872-8391) ~Veteran’s Serving Veterans~ Tax ID is 56-2062290 Email Address: americanlegionemp217@yahoo.com Anthony Darty, Commander,... more »

  Alexandra Marie L. wrote:

This group works hard every year to get turkeys and toys for the families in the Warrior Transition Unit. They are very kind, upbeat and humble. I enjoy helping them in any way I can. more »

  whitebelt30 wrote:

DO NOT RENT THIS PLACE or go there for ANY reason. We had a horrible experience there with the old men who sit in the bar and drink all night. There is this old chain smoking drunk with black hair and bad teeth who tried to pick a fight with everyone... more »

  aprilkochur wrote:

This organization does so much for the remote backcountry area of San Diego County, California. I've seen firsthand at how often they will overextend themselves for our veterans, their families, and their small community. They are one of few ALAs that... more »

  907VETS wrote:

Auxiliary has supported many veteran and local community events over the years including My father a lifetime member of the Legion a WWII Army Veteran provided the meal at his funeral in 2018 They have always stepped up to provide needed support both... more »

  MartinP wrote:

Scott-Nichols-Voak Post #100 Did a fund raiser and donated $1000.00 to St. Jude's in December 2021 more »

  Writer wrote:

Post 550 is a Great place to meet Great friends. They have pool tables, dominoes, foosball, and a Huge Ballroom to dance in. Live Bands and Karaoke on occasion! Oh and ice cold Beer and a large variety of mixed drinks, shots and wine. The Post has 2 cook-offs... more »

  LauraMae wrote:

I'm trying to contact Richard Shaw. My contact #573-470-6939 Laura Mae Bell. Very important thankyou more »

  Dawkins1953 wrote:

This is a biased review of AMVETS. As a veteran and an employee, I am so very proud of the work we do with our resources. We are largely self-funded and need donations of furniture, household items, and clothing. We can always use monetary donations.... more »

  amvets8 wrote:

The Amvets Post 8 Ladies Auxiliary is a very active organization getting involved in Post, Veterans and Community activities. They are very supportive of Amvets and their aims and goals and assist whenever and in whatever capacity they can when asked.... more »

  Calvin U. wrote:

VFW Post 4190 visits Veterans in the Tut Fann Veterans Home in Huntsville, provides a gift for each of the 150 Veterans each Christmas. VFW Post 4190 has a benefit each fall to raise money for the Lakeshore Foundation in Birmingham-where severly would... more »

  Les79 wrote:

We get regular mailings from this group (calendars, return labels, flag stickers, and so on), and while they are nice, it has me wondering how much is going to help disabled veterans and how much is going towards the "thank you gifts." We have donated... more »

  ChampsHeart wrote:

Champ's Heart is an equine-based ministry [located near Idaho Falls] that offers children and veternas with limited abilities, and their families, an opportuinity to experence well-being and happiness in a safe, reliable, and welcoming environment. Champ's... more »

  Toby5 wrote:

Great Organization and great people. Located in Gulfport, MS more »

  darklink911 wrote:

roflmao, thats funny............................................... more »

  gscienski wrote:

This once venerable organization is in financial crisis. Mismanagement and poor decision making... policy terms have changed on new policies, all payments are no longer guaranteed to accumulate value, and the guaranteed rate was significantly reduced...... more »

  J.L.S. wrote:

Let me be clear – I am a board member of OASIS. And I’d like to share with you the reasons I accepted this responsibility. I was attracted initially by the fact that OASIS is an all-volunteer organization. No officer, employee or director... more »

  terisabe wrote:

This organization was formed to encompass all veterans organizations within the county so vets could speak with one voice. Through their efforts the county went back to the budget process in 2009 and revized the budget cuts for the veterans service office... more »

  daikipranesh wrote:

Every November I attend a retreat for military veterans conducted by Buddhist priest and veteran, Claude Anshin Thomas. The Fallen Wariors Foundation does an excellent of organizing. The setting is in the Oregon Wilderness, excellect for reflection.... more »

  USAveteran wrote:

The US Army Ranger Association has a couple different scholarship funds to choose from and you can also donate to help the families of the Rangers. The Army Rangers are a tough elite force in the military and they need support. I've donated multiple times... more »

  bubbajoebob wrote:

Before you donate to this organization, I encourage you to read a series of informative article by the St. Petersburg Times exposing them. This organization appears to be a sham organization, with a fake board of directors and fake chapters. They also... more »

  Tenacious T. wrote:

Was referred to this organization; great place to network and support people more »

  John2345 wrote:

I have volunteered for this cause more than ten years. I was drawn to it because of the unique simple gesture that the organizers wanted to pass along to our military community. I discovered that this event is much more than about thanking Vet's and... more »

  907VETS wrote:

907VETS a local NonProfit reached out to this VFW in support of medical transportation funding needs for a VA non-service connected WWII veteran. VFW additionally reached out to their own Auxiliary, local Vietnam Veterans of America, and a local business... more »

  Forrest W. wrote:

Received a telemarketing call from a 406 number (406) 794-3089Caller was older sounding woman. the call sound like a scripted dialogueIdentified as Dept of Mont Veterans of Foreign WarsInstant for to make a pledge, kept persistingDid not... more »

  comsubron wrote:

The VFW helped me to get a V.A. benefit that I had NO IDEA I was eligible to receive. The Federalsburg VFW has had the hall available to anybody who has need. (Senior citizens, baseball, cheerleaders, Veteran programs, Citizens to have parties or festivals,... more »

  Needful wrote:

Needful Provision, Inc,, a charity founded in 1995, seeks grant funding to provide housing and support services for over 100 homeless military veterans in urgent need of same. Our partner in this project is DAV (Disabled American Veterans) Chapter # 44.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The VFW in Polson Montana provides medical items to those in need. The VFW building is also home to several organizations including the Polson Boxing Club which is a free program ages 8+ October-May. more »

  Writer wrote:

The WPSC is a wonderful organization! Comprised by a complete volunteer workforce, they go far beyond what is expected from this type of organization. From welcoming new military families, to keeping us active in our community with fun things to do,... more »

  ksudvm93 wrote:

Our veterinary clinic partnered with this non profit organization because it helps not only pets but also our nation's veterans. Dogs being united with veterans is a win-win situation for everyone involved. Pets for Patriots is a much needed organization! more »

  Jacob_G wrote:

Veterans Empowering Veterans is an amazing organization whose staff is passionate and committed to helping veterans in need. As a volunteer, I’ve been privileged to see the amount of dedication and care that goes into serving each client. The staff... more »

  T.Morris wrote:

My name is Terry Morris founding member of VSPA in 1994. All went great until a past President For Life told lies about me and he kicked me out after I had signed up 2025 of potential members! aircop63@gmail.com more »

  HoustonVet wrote:

I would like to thank everyone at Lone Star Veterans Association. Two months ago I was in a precarious transition situation. I had been out of the military for three years and had no idea what I was going to do after leaving... more »

  laliwilk wrote:

A truly grassroots, all-volunteer non-profit where 100% of all public donations go directly to serving ILL, INJURED/WOUNDED men and women of our US Military.over 100 wheelchair accessible van grants awarded since 2010.Minivans are easy to enter... more »

  Donna B. wrote:

The Stephens County Honor Guard was formed to perform military honors last rites for our deceased veterans. We offer "Taps" from a bugler, Flag folding, a three volley rifle salute and Flag and medallion presentation. "Freedom has a different... more »

  Glen Thompson wrote:

Korean Americans and Korea War vets like me formed this nonprofit to correct the mis--education about the Korea War in American school history books. McDougal Littell, in its high school textbook "The Americans" delivers a low punch to the stomach... more »

  mjonlyu wrote:

This is a great Military non profit organization. They provide information and support for returning Veterans and their families. They also are involved with congress to insure to right and benefits of those that have served. Will provide tools to transition... more »

  Tracy Miller wrote:

I have helped the VAP as they mounted a production of "Telling: Baltimore, MD." The show was well received. VAP also installed a show of art works by local veterans--it was well displayed and very moving. more »

  Kristen33 wrote:

Excellent therapeutic riding program for children, young adults, and veterans with special needs! The horses are well cared for and the program director is organized, friendly and helpful. Overall, a very well run organization. more »

  CBybee wrote:

I love going to the tailgates at Auburn! The pregame fellowship is a favorite part of game days. more »

  Armywarrant wrote:

To my fellow Patriots, Soldiers and Veterans:My new book proceeds will go to Gold Star family members.The Biblical Truth by Michael MartinoISBN 978-64416-802-8 (Paperback)ISBN 978-1-64416-952-0 (Hardcover)ISBN 978-1-64416-803-5... more »

  rostronl wrote:

My name is Lawrence Rostron. I am a retired Army veteran of the Vietnam war and former POW. I was incarcerated for thirty days in the Greeneville / Greene County Jail. I was sentenced to 30 days. I should have been released on Saturday October 7 2017... more »

  Brian C D. wrote:

Full disclosure, I am a member to CVMA 29-1.This organization (chapter) helps local (Portland and surrounding Metro area) veterans with all kinds of assistance, as varied as the veteran.100% of donation go to veterans. 100%!! more »

  CCVACOutreach wrote:

Our organization has grown significantly. We will hopefully be moving into a bigger building by the end of this year, 2025. We hand give out sack breakfast & lunch sacks Mon-Fri from 9 am - 3:50 pm to any Veteran that would like one. We have family &... more »

  Martin.Byrne wrote:

I am here now at Warrior Week we all just got to really sharpen our skills. Focus is Purpose, Strengths and just being a better you. It is really the ultimate way to train for transition. We were not able to do the routine army ACAP transition... more »

  Kevin T.5 wrote:

Flat out...these men and women have huge hearts. They are a family-oriented association who, as Veterans themselves, work tirelessly to care for Veterans in need and other nonprofits who work with, and for, our Veterans. There are multiple chapters... more »

  lfarrall wrote:

A coworker had told me about Space Coast Honor Flight, so my husband and I signed up to be volunteers. To see the veterans prepare to go to Washington, D.C. to visit the military memorials is so heartwarming and touching. My husband ended up traveling... more »

  amp7859 wrote:

I came to TWC at a time when I needed to admit I needed some help and was reluctant to go the VA. TWC, their staff, and the program itself were transformational for me and my family. Both TWC and me have remain connected, and now I help other... more »

  Writer wrote:

Twice I have contacted this organization via their website contact link to request their audited financial statements, and no one has responded to my request.Their phone number listed for donations goes to the voice mail of their president and... more »

  doglover97009 wrote:

The level of care and dedication with which PAVE staff operate and serve veterans is unmatched. They get to know all of their clients on a personal level and are available for support around the clock. more »

  Holly Pollitzer wrote:

Warrior renewal Coalition is such an amazing nonprofit run by a very passionate team of people! It is a true honor to work side by side with this team, as we complement each other with our missions. They are truly making a difference in the lives of many... more »

  Don_29 wrote:

A fantastic group dedicated to helping our vets deal with the scars of combat Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Military sexual trauma (MST) . Many veterans have been wounded, not only physically, but also mentally,... more »

  Matthew34 wrote:

I love this organization and what they do for vets that have returned from defending our country! They do so much wonderful things to help not only our soldiers mental health but physical well-being by giving them the ability to return to activities that... more »

  Farmerveteran wrote:

This organization spends lots of money and helps very little veterans. 80% or more on salaries, contractors and self improvements. No cool Needs a USDA audit now. more »

  Foxygrandma wrote:

The Triangle Military Retirees/Veterans was officially chartered by the state of North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State as a nonprofit organization in August 1996. Through the years, members of the Triangle Military/Veterans have stressed... more »