Other Veteran Nonprofits & Resources

A directory of trusted national organizations supporting veterans, service members, military spouses, and survivors. VetPass is not affiliated with these groups — they are listed to help you find the right support quickly. Looking for spouse-specific resources? Visit our Spouses page.

Benefits & Claims Help

• Disabled American Veterans (DAV)Free help filing and appealing VA disability claims, plus rides to medical appointments.
• Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)Accredited claims assistance, emergency grants, and advocacy for combat veterans.
• The American LegionNationwide posts offering benefits help, family support, and career resources.
• AMVETS (American Veterans)Free claims help and transition services for all who honorably served.
• Vietnam Veterans of AmericaService officers assist with VA claims, Agent Orange, and PTSD-related issues.
• Paralyzed Veterans of AmericaAdvocacy, claims help, and research for vets with spinal cord injury or disease.
• National Veterans Legal Services ProgramLegal advocacy ensuring veterans receive the benefits they have earned.

Financial & Housing Assistance

• Operation HomefrontEmergency financial aid, transitional housing, and programs for military families.
• Fisher House FoundationFree lodging for families while a veteran receives medical treatment.
• Homes For Our TroopsBuilds specially adapted, mortgage-free homes for severely injured post-9/11 vets.
• Operation Second ChanceFinancial support and morale programs for wounded, injured, and ill veterans.
• U.S.VETSHousing, counseling, and career development to prevent veteran homelessness.
• National Coalition for Homeless VeteransNational network working to end homelessness among veterans.
• Veterans Community ProjectTiny-home villages and wraparound services for homeless veterans.
• Semper Fi & America's FundLifetime one-on-one case management for the wounded, ill, and injured across all branches.
• Veterans Inc.Housing and supportive services for veterans and families across New England.

Employment & Education

• Hire Heroes USAFree, personalized job-search coaching and resume help for veterans and spouses.
• American Corporate Partners (ACP)Free year-long one-on-one career mentorship with corporate professionals.
• VeteratiFree, on-demand mentorship for service members, veterans, and military spouses.
• FourBlockCareer-readiness courses connecting transitioning veterans with corporate networks.
• Onward to Opportunity (Syracuse IVMF)Free career training and industry-recognized certifications.
• DoD SkillBridgeCivilian internships and work experience during the final months of service.
• Student Veterans of AmericaCampus chapters helping veterans succeed in higher education.
• Pat Tillman FoundationScholarships and a leadership network for veterans and military spouses.
• Folds of HonorScholarships for the families of fallen or disabled service members.
• VetJobsJob board and employment coaching for the entire military-connected community.
• Warrior-Scholar ProjectAcademic boot camps preparing enlisted veterans for success in college.
• The COMMIT FoundationPersonalized transition guidance for service members, veterans, and spouses.

Mental Health & Crisis Support

• Veterans Crisis LineFree, confidential 24/7 crisis support — dial 988, then press 1.
• Stop Soldier SuicidePrivate suicide-prevention case management for service members and veterans.
• Mission 22Treatment programs and awareness campaigns to combat veteran suicide.
• The Headstrong ProjectFree, confidential, stigma-free mental health treatment for veterans.
• Cohen Veterans NetworkLow-cost mental health clinics for post-9/11 veterans and their families.
• Give an HourFree mental health care from a national network of volunteer providers.
• Vets4Warriors24/7 confidential peer-support line staffed by fellow veterans.
• National Veterans FoundationVeteran-staffed help line and resource referrals nationwide.
• PsychArmorFree online courses on supporting the military and veteran community.
• Wounded Warrior ProjectMental health, career, and benefits programs for wounded post-9/11 veterans.

Service Dogs & Recreation Therapy

• K9s For WarriorsRescue dogs trained as service animals for vets with PTSD, TBI, or MST.
• America's VetDogsGuide and service dogs provided at no cost to veterans and first responders.
• Paws for Purple HeartsService-dog training used as therapy for veterans with PTSD and TBI.
• Team RubiconVeterans find renewed purpose by deploying on disaster-response missions.
• Team Red, White & BluePhysical and social activity to enrich veterans' lives and connection.
• The Mission ContinuesVeterans serve their communities through local volunteer platoons.

Family, Caregiver & Survivor Support

• Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)Peer support and resources for families grieving a military loss.
• Elizabeth Dole FoundationSupports military and veteran caregivers through the Hidden Heroes network.
• Blue Star FamiliesPrograms and community connecting and supporting military families.
• National Military Family AssociationAdvocacy, scholarships, and programs for military spouses and families.
• Hope For The WarriorsSupport for service members, their families, and families of the fallen.
• Wounded Warriors Family SupportHelp for the families of those wounded, injured, or killed in combat.

This directory is provided for informational purposes. VetPass does not endorse or guarantee any organization listed; please contact each group directly to confirm current programs and eligibility.