Our Mission
Together, we are a team of Veterans and Civilian Volunteers with the common goal of providing support and assistance to struggling Veterans and their families. Through booths, fundraising opportunities, and online platforms, we work hard each day to collect donations. These donations allow us to assist Veterans in need of immediate assistance who may or may not meet the qualifications of other government organizations or charities.
Our team is committed to the well-being of the heroes of our Nation. We review each Veteran’s situation carefully and individually to discover what we can do to assist them. Additionally, we direct them to other charities and organizations within our network who can provide even more support for their needs.
Our team is committed to the well-being of the heroes of our Nation. We review each Veteran’s situation carefully and individually to discover what we can do to assist them. Additionally, we direct them to other charities and organizations within our network who can provide even more support for their needs.
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How You Can Help
Make a Donation
Donating to a Veterans in Need that supports veterans can make a profound difference in the lives of those who have served our country. Many veterans face challenges such as homelessness, unemployment, mental health struggles, and financial hardship after transitioning to civilian life. Your donation helps provide essential resources like housing assistance, ensuring that veterans receive the help they deserve. By giving to a veterans in Need , you’re not just offering assistance—you’re showing appreciation for their sacrifices and helping them build a stable, fulfilling future. Every donation, big or small, makes a real impact.
Become a Volunteer
Volunteering is essential to driving the mission of veterans in Need. It allows dedicated individuals to directly contribute their time volunteering not only helps veterans regain stability and confidence but also fosters a sense of community and appreciation for their service. It’s a meaningful way to express gratitude while making a lasting impact on the lives of those who served.
Spread the Word
As more individuals become aware of the cause, the charity gains momentum, resources, and opportunities to expand its impact, ultimately helping more veterans and People who are passionate about the cause share the message across various platforms—whether through social media, personal conversations, or community engagement—helping to inform and inspire others. This organic promotion creates a powerful ripple effect, with each person contributing to the charity’s awareness. The public’s involvement brings in new supporters, donors, and volunteers who may not have known about the mission otherwise.
Testimonials
Here's what our Veterans have to say:
I would like to thank Veterans In Need Foundation for assisting our family in a time of need. We were in need of help with our rent and they came thru without hesitation to help. Without their contribution, we would not be able to pay our rent in full and would be homeless right now. Thank you again VINF for your contributions and we hope you continue to do great work in helping more veterans in need.
— Henry M.
Thank you for the assistance you offered, things are hard for a lot of Veterans around this country and sure do appreciate the help that you have done to help me with my power bill. Again Thank you and your foundation you represent.
— Stephan T.
“I am writing this to show my appreciation and thanks to the city of Opelika management, The VA, and the veterans in need foundation, who donated $100.00 to support me. The money will be spent on my electric bill. I proudly served our nation from 2005-2015. It was the best decision of my life. Tours to Korea,Germany,and Afghanistan. I would do it again in a heartbeat. When I returned home, I fell on extremely hard times. Trying to survive without being a burden to anyone. I am grateful for you and the ongoing support to myself, and my brothers and sisters in arms.”
— Steph M.