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A nationally recognized 501(c)(3) with 20+ years serving post-9/11 veterans, service members, and military families. USA Cares provides emergency financial assistance and career transition training — covering housing, utilities, food, transportation, and more. Holds a Four-Star Charity Navigator rating and 2025 Platinum Transparency status. In 2024, 88.55% of every dollar went directly to veterans.

Founded in 2005, OFR serves wounded heroes and disabled veterans with personal and financial support from the moment of injury through their transition to civilian life. One of the most efficient charities in the space — 95% of donated dollars go directly to veterans. Also serves first responders and Gold Star families.

OOIAL makes the dreams of U.S. Service Members, Veterans, and their families come true — from once-in-a-lifetime experiences (sporting events, Disney World, Arlington Cemetery trips) to emergency financial assistance. No restrictions on rank, branch, disability level, or deployment status. You serve, you qualify. Has helped over 700,000 veterans and service members.

IAH bridges multiple gaps for severely wounded and disabled post-9/11 combat veterans: immediate financial support vetted by a committee of combat veterans, leadership and personal development programs, mentorship from veterans who have overcome adversity, and community connections. Emergency aid covers mortgage, rent, utilities, food, and disability home/vehicle retrofits.

Founded in 1896 by Jewish Civil War veterans, JWV is the longest-running veterans' service organization in the United States and holds a Congressional charter. JWV advocates for the rights of all veterans, fights antisemitism, supports the Jewish military community, and maintains the National Museum of American Jewish Military History in Washington, DC.