Veteran organizations in Virginia

261 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in Virginia.

Organizations

Showing 241–261 of 261

  1. Offers information on public and private transportation services, parking permits and specialized car dealers that sell new and used vehicles that are…

  2. Offers a special lifetime license for hunting and fishing to qualified resident disabled veterans to hunt and fish on any property in the Commonwealth of…

    • Disability
  3. Provide healthy food to individuals, children, families, seniors and veterans who otherwise might go hungry in the cities of Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson…

  4. Provides information about Virginia Railway Express (VRE), which provides a variety of assistance to people with disabilities, including wheelchair lifts…

  5. Assists with business planning, marketing, financial analysis, access to capital, business start-up and other specialized services as requested by Virginia…

    • Peer support
  6. Helps low-income Virginia individuals and families buy food. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) can be used like cash to buy eligible food items…

  7. Virginia Tax

    Richmond, VA

    Provides extensions and other tax benefits to members of the Armed Forces serving in areas designated as combat zones. Members of the military can also use…

    • Benefits
  8. Virginia Tech - Jobs

    Blacksburg, VA

    Provides support and assistance to veterans returning to the workforce through a series of programs and services.

    • Employment
  9. Provides information about the Troops to Trucks program that makes it easier for personnel trained by the military in the operation of heavy vehicles to…

    • Employment
  10. Creates and supervises treatment plans addressing the underlying causes of incarcerated Veterans behavior, substance abuse issues and rehabilitation. Virginia…

    • Benefits
  11. Virginia Voice

    Richmond, VA

    Provides an audio reading and information service for individuals in Central Virginia and the Hampton Roads area who cannot independently read print material…

    • Benefits
  12. Provides veteran-led tours, educational programs for all ages, artifacts, photographs, films, oral histories, and the arts. The Virginia War Memorial's…

    • Benefits
  13. VirginiaNavigator

    N Chesterfld, VA

    Provides free information about health, aging, disability and post-military resources available in Virginia. VirginiaNavigator helps people with disabilities…

    • Benefits
  14. Volunteers of America

    Alexandria, VA

    Provides human service programs, including housing and healthcare, in over 400 communities in 46 states as well as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico…

    • Peer support
  15. Helps veterans who served in military combat zones decompress from their military service. Warrior Expeditions offers long distance outdoor expeditions at no…

    • Peer support
  16. Connects veterans with training, advanced certification and transitional support for careers in the telecommunications industry, arranges training with…

    • Employment
  17. Willing Warriors

    Haymarket, VA

    Provides cost-free retreats and programs that positively impact wounded, ill, or injured service members, disabled veterans, and their families. The Warrior…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
  18. Provides outdoor sports and recreational opportunities for persons with disabilities, of all ages and with all types of disabilities at Wintergreen Resort in…

    • Disability
  19. Assists wounded/ill and injured Service Members and their spouses transition from the military to civilian life by helping them identify education…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
  20. Young Marines

    Dumfries, VA

    Provides a national youth program for boys and girls, ages eight through high school, focused on leadership, citizenship through community service…

    • Peer support
  21. Offers programs responding to the critical needs of survivors of sexual violence and domestic violence, the need for quality and affordable childcare, and…

    • Mental health
    • Family
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