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Veteran Support Foundation | We are committed to serving the unaddressed needs of today’s veterans and their families. Established in 1991, Veterans Support Foundation was founded by and for veterans. We are committed to serving the unaddressed needs of today’s veterans and their families.
Welcome to the Veteran Support Foundation VSF serves veterans of all services, conflicts, and eras. Helped fund HUNDREDS OF PROJECTS in all 50 States. VSF provides discretionary grants for programs that improve the lives of veterans and their families.
We provide programs that support homeless veterans. We have brought WWII veterans to Washington, DC to view the military memorials; and have helped wounded service members and their families and the children of deployed service members attend camp. Established in 1991, Veterans Support Foundation was founded by and for veterans.
We are committed to serving the unaddressed needs of today’s veterans and their families. Every donation, partnership, and act of generosity fuels our mission to serve those who served. Because of you, veterans gain access to critical resources, life-changing programs, and the hope they need to rebuild their futures.
Together, we’re not just helping veterans—we’re transforming lives, restoring dignity, and creating lasting impact for those who sacrificed for us all. Join us. Stand with our veterans.
Be the difference. Vice-President & Secretary Vice-President & Secretary What Veterans Say About Us Read some of our testimonials below: This is a note to express my thanks for your assistance in helping me receive the VA benefits to which I felt I was entitled. As you know, the Board of Veterans Appeals has found that almost every illness for which I claimed service connection was, in fact, service-connected.
I am very appreciative of your efforts. Thanks for all you have done for me and my family. It took over five years, but I received over $399,000.
It helped my family and I to pay off the mortgage and purchase a new home. That monthly check helps out tremendously. Thanks for all your help, not only for my claim and family, but for all the time you spend helping all us vets.
Thank you Karen and Emily, I appreciate the support and help. You have both been a great blessing in my life. Veteran Support Foundation Frequently asked questions Q: Who is Eligible for a VSF Grant?
A: We Support Nonprofit Organizations only, however, due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19, Veterans Support Foundation has made the difficult decision to temporarily suspend our grant program. This pause allows us to focus our limited resources on sustaining our core programs and services that directly support veterans in need during this challenging time. Q: What Types of Projects Does VSF Fund?
A: VSF provides funding in the form of grants supporting veteran related projects throughout the United States. VSF gives priority to matching fund projects. VSF provides funding solely for scientific, charitable, and educational purposes.
VSF does not fund "bricks and mortar" projects. Q: How Do I Apply for a VSF Grant? A: Please note, we are not accepting Grant Applications at this time.
Q: What is the deadline date for submitting a grant application? A: In light of the continued effects of COVID-19, Veterans Support Foundation has paused our grant program for the time being. Typically, our grant application cycle closes each year on March 31 at midnight.
Q: When Are Grant Applications Reviewed? A: Please note, we are not accepting or reviewing grant applications at this time. Q: IF YOUR GRANT IS APPROVED, THE FOLLOWING APPLY Please note, we are not accepting Grant Applications at this time.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations supporting veterans. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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