Helps relieve financial distress of Air Force members and families and assists them in financing their education. Find the nearest AFAS location in the U.S. or overseas.

Provides information and instructions on applying for the Falcon Loan of $500 or less for emergency needs such as basic living expenses, car repairs, emergency travel or other approved needs.

Raises funds for charitable affiliates that provide support to the Air Force family, including emergency aid, education needs and financial assistance. Provides links to the Air Force Village Foundation, the Air Force Aid Society, the General and Mrs. Curtis E. Lemay Foundation, and the Air Force Enlisted Village.

Provides financial assistance to families of U.S. Armed Forces for medical expenses, therapeutic programs for children and support to surviving family-members of military personnel lost since September 11, 2001 or in the War on Terror.

Offers a wide variety of services and support, including scholarships, mentorship opportunities, programs and resources to strengthen Veterans, Service Members and their families. It is the world's largest patriotic women's service organization.

Program assists minor children of eligible Veterans through cash grants to cover needs such as housing, food and medical bills.

Get emergency help for Service Members and families, including assistance for food, temporary lodging, travel, urgent medical needs, and utility assistance.

Provides financial support to Service Members for everyday living expenses, home improvements, transition and career counseling, funeral arrangements, travel expenses, and family counseling services. Download the Family Assistance Application.

Collects and disburses donations in support of Service Members and their families in need, including assistance with airfare, special medical attention, college tuition for the children of soldiers and more.

Helps soldiers and dependents through emergency financial assistance. There are 91 AER Sections of U.S. Army installations worldwide. Find the nearest location here.

Provides emergency financial and other support to the families of soldiers, with a focus on wounded warrior care and transition assistance. Includes cash grants, not loans, paid directly to mortgage lenders, auto mechanics, utility companies, doctors and other providers. Assistance is usually provided within 24-72 hours after receiving pertinent information from the warrior or family member. All requests for assistance are made through Operation Homefront online application for assistance.

Offers college grants and financial assistance with housing, repairs, utilities, medical expenses and groceries for children and spouses of Service Members with disabilities and those who lost their lives in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.

Provides financial assistance for emergency, short-term situations. Learn about the various categories of assistance that are offered.

Provides encouragement and charitable support to those who defend freedom in the United States Armed Services, civilians, and contractors.

Helps families of U.S. military personnel who were killed or seriously injured during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Provides financial assistance to injured Marines and their families, those with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and to all military branches as the need arises. Download the Application for Financial Assistance.

Provides free plane tickets to family members of wounded Service Members to visit their loved ones recovering at military hospitals across the country.

Provides financial assistance to injured Marines or other Service Members assigned to Marine forces to help with housing payments, adaptive vans or vehicles, education programs, and more.

Provides emergency financial assistance, counseling, scholarships, housing assistance and medical transportation.

Provides interest-free loans or grants to help with emergency needs such as transportation, vehicle repairs, funeral expenses, medical bills, food, rent, utilities and child care expenses.

Provides financial grants for those injured and families of those who have been injured or killed as a part of the Global War on Terrorism, whether domestic or abroad, military or civilian. Assistance is available for food, mortgage or rent payments, utilities, emergency transportation, vehicle repair, funeral expenses, legal expenses, medical/dental expenses and more.

Offers financial assistance to wounded Service Members for rent or mortgage payments, utilities, vehicle payments and repairs, food, clothing, transportation, and personal items.

Provides assistance for Service Members and their families including funds for transportation, as well as modifying, remodeling and building homes.

Provides emergency assistance and information to Service Members, Veterans and their families to help support their urgent household needs.

Offers support to the military, their families and those who support them by providing care packages to deployed troops, letters of encouragement, emergency funds for injured military and scholarships for dependents.

Provides financial services for wounded warriors including funds for day care expenses at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, hospice suite for Walter Reed patients with terminal cancer, payments for emergency financial needs and laptop computers for wounded warriors at the Fisher Houses at major military medical centers.

Provides emergency and short-term financial assistance to the families of severely wounded OIF/OEF Veterans as they strive to build healthy and stable civilian lives. Assistance includes small grants and no-interest loans, help in developing realistic budgets, and complementary counseling and referral services. Donors can view individual Veteran profiles on the Rebuild Hope website and easily make donor-advised gifts knowing that 100% of designated donations are distributed to Veterans.

Provides emergency funds to reserve Service Members and their dependents who are in financial need as a result of deployment.

Provides financial support for Service Members, Veterans and their families through a variety of fundraising activities.

Offers financial assistance for wounded warriors and families, prevention of foreclosure or eviction and help with basic needs.

Brings together injured Service Members to "tell their story" and express any personal need they may have as a result of their service.

Provides morale, welfare and recreation-type services to Service Members and their families.

Offers peer-to-peer support, survivor transition assistance, emergency aid and financial planning and bereavement counseling for surviving spouses of Navy, Army, Air Force and Marine Corps Special Operations personnel killed in the line of duty since September 11, 2001.

Offers eligible Veterans an emergency grant of up to $2,500 that is paid directly to creditors to address unmet financial needs.

Provides financial relief to wounded EOD warriors and their families.

Assists severely injured Service Members with physical, emotional and financial support, such as paying a missing mortgage payment, purchasing an accessible van, building or remodeling homes, securing a new mortgage at a lower interest rate and more.