Valuing Our Veterans

Learn about the brave men and women who have served our nation and how we can support them

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Who Are Our Veterans?

Veterans are men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. They have demonstrated extraordinary courage, dedication, and sacrifice to protect our freedoms and serve our nation. Today, there are approximately 17.6 million veterans in the United States.

Military Service Branches

Our veterans come from various service branches including the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force, each playing a vital role in national defense.

Historical Contributions

From defending our borders to humanitarian missions abroad, veterans have played crucial roles in shaping American history and protecting democratic values worldwide.

Life After Service

Many veterans transition to civilian life and continue serving as community leaders, first responders, healthcare workers, educators, and business owners.

Veteran Facts & Figures

17.6M
Veterans in the U.S.
28%
Served Post-9/11
11%
Female Veterans
1 in 5
Experience PTSD
17.5/day
Lost to Suicide
~32,500
Homeless on Any Given Night
$143B+
Post-9/11 GI Bill Benefits Paid Since 2009

Veteran Resources

Healthcare & Benefits

Veterans have access to healthcare, disability compensation, and educational benefits through the VA.

Employment & Education

Programs to help veterans transition to civilian careers and pursue educational opportunities.

Mental Health & Crisis Support

Resources for veterans struggling with mental health, suicide prevention, and crisis support.

How You Can Support Veterans

Volunteer

Give your time to veteran organizations. Many nonprofits welcome volunteers to support veteran programs, mentorship, and community events.

Donate

Support organizations dedicated to veteran causes. Your contributions help fund healthcare, housing, education, and mental health services.

Hire Veterans

Employ veterans in your business. They bring discipline, leadership, and valuable skills to any organization.

Educate Others

Share veteran stories and facts. Raise awareness about the challenges and triumphs of our nation's veterans.

Thank a Veteran

A simple thank you matters. Show appreciation to veterans in your community for their service and sacrifice.

Advocate

Support veteran-focused policies and legislation. Advocate for improvements to veteran benefits and services.