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The Stano Foundation was founded to support our Armed Forces, Veterans and their families through program-based initiatives focused on enhancing their comfort and quality of life by providing them with a piece of home.

Our Mission is to Enable Veterans to Visit the War Memorials Built in Their Honor. With Respect and Gratitude for Their Service and Sacrifice.

The National Association of Atomic Veterans (NAAV) was founded in August 1979 by the late Orville E. Kelly of Burlington, Iowa. Its purpose is to provide the U. S. Atomic Veteran community to speak, with a single voice, to their inability to get a fair hearing related to their developing radiogenic health issues that may have been precipitated by their exposure to “ionizing” radiation while participating in a nuclear weapon test detonation, or a “post-test” event. From the beginning, and to date, we continue to pursue our dedication to this important cause.

Community Military Appreciation Committee (CMAC) shall execute and plan community-wide events such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, POW/MIA Day and recognition/support of military families of all services. It is an inclusive committee composed of civic education, veteran and business partners. The objectives of CMAC: - To preserve and promote military history - To recognize veterans and military families for their contributions to our nation - To assist and support veterans, deployed the military and their families - To recognize community and national events - To make recommendations or take action on any other subject, pertaining to the well being of veterans and military families

To transport our most senior Veterans to Washington, DC, to visit the memorials dedicated to their service in WW II, the Korean War, and Vietnam.

Their goal is to help America’s veterans reintegrate into society after proudly serving the nation. Through recreational therapy, they provide an outlet for adventure as well as the unique comradery and connection that all veterans share. With a wide array of therapy options, they customize each session to the veteran’s specific needs and desires. They connect veterans with a network of resources, including hunting and fishing guides, healthcare specialists, job placement and training experts, and professional counselors, all at no expense to the veteran.

The mission is to assist in the process of eradication of homelessness for Veterans. We are committed to doing everything we can with the resources we have available to help ease the transition from the street to permanent housing. We provide drug and alcohol detox and treatment with supportive transitional living leading to permanent housing.

TO ENSURE THAT SEVERELY WOUNDED VETERANS RECEIVE ASSISTANCE IN HEALING, A RETURN TO NORMALCY AND AN INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE. WE ARE ESTABLISHED TO ADDRESS THE GREAT NEED FOR RESOURCES TO SUPPORT VETERANS WHO SUSTAINED CATASTROPHIC INJURIES WHILE DEFENDING OUR FREEDOM.

Valor Service Dogs is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization that helps post-9/11 wounded veterans regain their independence, return to civilian life, and maintain successful partnerships through the training and placing of mobility assistance and PTSD service dogs. In addition to aiding their veterans in community reintegration, both physically and psychologically, Valor Service Dogs brings awareness and education to the general public on service dogs, their training, and the laws that allow service dogs to be active members of society.

Our mission is to enable homeless and at-risk veterans to reach and maintain their highest levels of independence.  Founded by veterans for veterans, our commitment is, "We don't leave our wounded behind.".

Strengthening veteran families through peer support, education, and special events.

SEALKIDS, through its programs, supports the children of Naval Special Warfare- everyday kids living in extraordinary circumstances. This encompassing approach of academic testing, tutoring, therapy, advocacy, and enrichment fosters the success and well-being of the child, critically reducing family stresses and ultimately keeping today's Navy SEAL in the fight.