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What We Do

It's a changing world. And in this time of war, the needs of America's disabled veterans are in a constant state of flux. With this in mind, the Disabled Veterans National Foundation stays as flexible as possible in bringing hope to heroes.

 

There are times when we offer direct assistance to a veteran or a family in immediate need. When that's advisable, we respond as quickly as possible because larger, more complex organizations do not enjoy the flexibility that DVNF brings to the table.

 

At other times, we can achieve maximum impact by collaborating with like-minded organizations, a trend that's strongly encouraged among modern charities as a means to build efficiencies and avoid duplications of services.

 

Along these lines, we frequently make grants to achieve focused goals on behalf of specific groups of veterans who can fall through the cracks of traditional services. These include women who served our country, homeless veterans, and those who suffer such invisible wounds as brain injuries and PTSD.

 

Veterans Programs

What We Do

Individual Grants

Organizational Grants

Financial Guidance Program

Jobs at DVNF

Women Veteran Resources

Scholarships

Employment Resources

Career Assistance

Have you been helped by DVNF?

 

You may qualify for the

DVNF Individual Grant for Veterans

The Disabled Veterans National Foundation offers individual grants of up to $1,000 to Veterans on a case-by-case basis to prevent homelessness.


These grants can be used to pay for:

    • Rent/mortgage
    • Essential utilities: electric, heating, water and waste bills

To apply for an individual grant, please submit:

    • Financial assistance request form
    • A cover letter [preferably written by a local Veteran Service Organization (VSO) or case worker that includes the amount of the request, rationale that details the importance of the need and plans to continue service after the grant is provided.
    • A copy of the bill(s) to be paid by the foundation
    • A copy of the Veteran’s DD214 form certified by the State (can be done at any courthouse or VA office for free)
    • Signed consent form (optional)

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