American Legion  The American Legion is a large non-profit veteran service organization that, with their 55 State organizations and 15,000 American Legion posts worldwide, have committed to support the needs of military personnel who are severely injured as they prepare to return to local communities.
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American Red Cross Local chapters provide counseling, comfort items and other disaster support. Also provides emergency communications services.

AMVETS  Provides general assistance and advocacy, scholarships, career assistance, and phone cards through the National Program Department.

Armed Forces Foundation  From referrals by family and friends, they provide emergency financial assistance, vehicle modifications, laptops, housing assistance, tickets to recreation events, phone cards, and transportation assistance.

Armed Services YMCA  Tuition assistance, counseling, recreation programs for youth and adults, child care, parent education, hospital assistance, health and wellness services, and respite care.

Army Emergency Relief  Scholarships, emergency transportation and vehicle repair, and help with emergency financial needs for food, rent or utilities, medical, dental and funeral expenses.

Association of the United States Army  General advocacy and support with local chapters assistance with community support initiatives.

Blinded Veterans Association Counsel and link blind veterans with services and provide scholarships to family members of legally blind vets.

Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc.  Provides air conditioners in summer and heat in winter and care packages and letters for troops.

Boys and Girls Clubs of America  3,400 youth centers providing low-cost supervised after school and other programs for children six - eighteen years old. Also scholarships and local community support programs.

BPO Elks of the USA  Scholarships, youth programs, and grants to state Elk's organizations to improve the quality of life in their communities.

Coalition to Salute America's Heroes  Emergency financial assistance, housing assistance, counseling and employment assistance.

Disabled American Veterans  Provides assistance with transition, homeless, disaster relief grants for natural disasters and other emergencies and general assistance and advocacy.

DRS Technologies Inc.  View an overview of DRS and locations of their regional offices.

Fisher House Foundation  Provides airline tickets using donated frequent flier miles to military and family and friends who are hospitalized as a result of their service in OEF/OIF. Also provides temporary lodging and transportation support.

Freedom Alliance  Scholarships, clothing gift certificates, phone cards.

Gold Star Wives of America, Inc.  General assistance provided by members whose spouses have died while serving on active duty.

Granting Freedom  Provides home modification grants to severely injured service members who own or rent homes in Virginia.

Helmets to Hardhats  Their Wounded Warrior program is a supplement to the National Helmets to Hardhats program.  Its purpose is to assist disabled Veterans in their search for new careers outside the military.  Through the Wounded Warrior program, disabled veterans have access to a construction career database that includes career opportunities such as project supervisors, job estimators, etc.  The Wounded Warrior page offers veterans the ability to create an online resume and participate in an online community to learn more about the many opportunities that are available.  The program is self selecting; allowing the veteran to apply to the many available apprenticeships and Wounded Warrior positions.  Since its inception in 2003, the Helmets to Hardhats program has a reputation for creating a link to the best careers in the construction industry.  With the addition of the Wounded Warrior site, it is also creating a link to the best careers that support the construction industry.

Homes for Our Troops  Builds new or remodels existing homes for veterans who meet the VA guidelines for the Special Adapted Housing Grant.

Hope Coming Ministries  Located in Simi Valley, Southern California, provides counseling services specializing in counseling couples and individuals. Helps returning Vets adjust back into their communities and helps find jobs, education opportunities and more.

Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund  Financial grants to injured Marines and Sailors and their families during the immediate crisis period.

Marine Corps League  Information and advocacy.

National Amputation Foundation  Home or hospital visits for peer counseling, recreation events and adaptive equipment support.

National Veterans Legal Services Program  Provides legal assistance.

Navy League of the United States  Public outreach, transportation discounts and scholarships.

Navy Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS)   The Society is committed to helping Navy and Marine Corps families find the resources they need to deal with the changes in their lives as a result of service during war time. They have both nursing support and financial services available as part of their Combat Casualty Assistance (CCA) and Combat Related Assistance (CRA).  These services are beyond routine Society assistance and can be requested on behalf of a wounded Sailor or Marine.  CCA/CRA financial services include help with family travel and living expenses while convalescing, home and vehicle adaptations, and educational assistance. 

NMCRS's Visiting Nurse Combat Casualty Assistance Program  Program is available to provide medical and emotional support, as well as resource information on medical and resource information that may concern wounded Sailors and Marines and their entire family. A team of visiting nurses provide long term follow-up at major Navy and Marine Corp communities throughout the world.

Navy Wives Clubs of America, Inc.  Scholarships, thrift shops.

NetPets.org  MilitaryPetsFOSTER Project is a nationwide and global network of individual foster homes that will house, nurture, and care for the dogs, cats, birds, horses and all other pets for all Military Personnel.

Our Military Kids  Awards grants to children of severely injured guard and reserves for after school programs.

Rebuilding Together  The nation's leading nonprofit working to preserve affordable homeownership and revitalize communities.

Serving Thos Who Serve  Volunteer based home rehabilitation organization, which provides no cost services to severely injured service personnel who own their homes.

Special Operations Warrior Foundation  Scholarships.

United Spinal Association  Home modification grants, adaptive recreation programs, advocacy and benefits support.

Unmet Needs - VFW Foundation  Assistance with airfare, travel and lodging, child care, clothing, mortgage and rent, home and auto repair, and medical deductibles.

USA Cares  Supports all military members and their families with grants for quality of life issues caused by military service. In partnership with the Homeowners Preservation Foundation, they have also saved hundreds of military homes from foreclosure.  In partnership with Veterans Airlift Command, USA Cares coordinates transportation for injured Service members.

USO  Scholarships, entertainment and other morale support programs.

VFW  Public outreach, youth education and other community support. Emergency financial assistance - one-time grants up to $500, relocation and employment assistance.

Yellow Ribbon America  The National Guard Association of California: Organizes community outreach efforts to support their local deployed military members and families. Coordinates with local businesses, residents, churches and community groups to focus resources. Their "Home Improvements for Our Troops" project is organizing communities to fundraise to help make the necessary home-improvements for injured veterans. Also helps communities organize "Welcome Home Celebrations."

Note: This list will be updated regularly with additional organizations and corporations.