COMMUNITY
Cultivate a spirit of camaraderie in our neighborhoods, with other service organizations, and amongst all service members to inspire change.
Cultivate a spirit of camaraderie in our neighborhoods, with other service organizations, and amongst all service members to inspire change.
Pursue worthy initiatives backed by strong moral principles that uphold ethics and honesty.
Honor the service of our veterans by safeguarding dignity, empowering transition, and celebrating victories.
Respect for the freedom, justice, and democracy that is guaranteed to us all, placing a premium on loyalty, patriotism, and hard work.
A veteran takes their own life. That’s 22 suicides a day. 8,030 a year
(Department of Veteran Affairs, 2013)
59% of veterans surveyed stated they did not understand their general benefits
(National Survey of Veterans, 2010)
Nearly 1 million veterans ages 18 to 64 lived in poverty
(U.S. Census Bureau, 2008-2010 American Community Survey)
We seek to eliminate isolation by creating a community of veterans helping veterans.
We ensure veterans can access and utilize all benefits earned with service.
From financial hurdles to health burdens, we are there during an emergency.