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Veteran orgs that actually deliver. Vet-owned businesses worth your money. And the financial receipts to prove who's legit and who's pocketing donations.

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Your city. Your people.

Find veteran organizations and healthcare providers in your area.

State figures count city-level listings of organizations and chapters, so a national organization is counted in every state it serves. The directory below lists each organization once.

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Check the 990 before you give.

Listed organizations. Where a nonprofit has filed an IRS Form 990, we show the figures and link to the filing.

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Red Flags

How to spot a bad veteran org.

Before you donate or volunteer, check for these.

Program spending under 65%

More than a third of donations going to admin and fundraising is a red flag. Check the 990.

No public 990 filing

Legitimate nonprofits file publicly. If they won't show you the numbers, there's a reason.

CEO salary over $500K

Running a veteran charity shouldn't pay more than a Fortune 500 gig. Check executive compensation.

Emotional marketing, no programs

Lots of sad photos, no list of actual programs. If the website is all heartstrings and no specifics, keep your wallet closed.

"100% goes to veterans"

Nobody operates for free. If they claim zero overhead, they're either lying or cooking the books.

Aggressive phone solicitations

Legitimate orgs don't cold-call for donations. If they're calling, they're spending money to call — on your dime.

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Tell us where you are and what you're looking for. We'll connect you with the orgs, people, and businesses that are actually worth your time.