Offers assistance with filing a VA claim, career center and scholarships for Veterans and active military and their children.

Represents the interests of current and former enlisted personnel in the Air Force, Air National Guard, Reserve and their families. Co-sponsors scholarships for dependents.

Provides free assistance/representation to all veterans with the filing of disability claims, discharge upgrades, job fairs, educational benefits, and family support.

Provides emergency communications that link Service Members with their families back home, access to financial assistance, counseling, referral to community resources and assistance to Veterans.

Organization whose members are mothers of children who have served or are serving in the Armed Services during a time of conflict.

Offers Service Members, Veterans and their families personalized service in handling their government benefits, including beneficiary changes on insurance policies, claims representation and more.

Provides support for mothers who now have, or have had, children honorably serving in the military.

Service organization for the nation's Catholic Veterans and those who support them. Works to increase awareness of the struggle and needs of our nation's Veterans, their widows and children.

Fosters friendship and comradeship, protects the name of the medal and individual recipients from exploitation and provides appropriate aid to all persons to whom the medal has been awarded and their families.

Links to congressionally-chartered VSOs and the dates of charter.

Provides services and assistance to Veterans, including DoD and VA benefits claims, transportation to and from VA medical facilities, help for homeless Veterans and transition back into civilian life.

The leading voice of enlisted Sea Service personnel on Capitol Hill, preserves and enhances benefits and quality-of-life programs for members of the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.

Provides service, support and friendship to the widows and widowers of military personnel who died on active duty or as the result of a service connected cause. Also assists members in understanding and obtaining VA, DoD and other benefits.

Provides support and assistance to Veterans and their families. Services include VA benefits claims representation, aid, peer support and more.

Offers support to current Jewish Service Members and new Veterans. Provides scholarships for descendants of JWV members, Veterans' Service Officers, member life and health insurance coverage, the JWV disaster relief fund, care packages and more.

Provides a means of contact and communication among members, promotes the establishment of memorials and aids needy members and their wives and children, and the widows and children of persons who were members at the time of their death.

Organization of members who are recipients of the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross and Air Force Cross.

A support and advocacy organization dedicated to the religious freedom and spiritual welfare of Service Members, Veterans, their families and their survivors. Also provides financial assistance to seminary students who are currently serving as chaplain candidates in the Air Force, Army or Navy.

Provides services and programs for Purple Heart recipients, including assistance with VA benefits claims through "70 offices"nationwide, scholarships, automobile donations and more.

Provides an opportunity for officers of all of the federal Uniformed Services to unite in a strong program to promote national security, patriotism, good citizenship and service to country. The Order is comprised of over 133 Chapters across the nation and supports programs including youth leadership and the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC).

Provides programs and services to help Veterans who lost a limb or limbs in service to their country. Programs include peer counseling, medical equipment donation and recreational activities.

Provides African American Veterans  claims, career training, pension, education and a wide variety of support, services and networking opportunities. 

Works with the VA and other Veterans organizations to ensure that Veterans and their dependents receive the entitlements they deserve. Find a County Service Officer in your state.

Trains, coordinates and mentors volunteer attorneys nationwide to assist Veterans with obtaining VA benefits.

Provides life insurance and annuity products, assists Service Members and survivors in securing federal benefits and provides education on financial security matters.

Supports Veterans with spinal cord injury and disease by advocating for health care, research, education, benefits and sports programs.

Organization of Veterans who survived Pearl Harbor. A symbol of America's commitment to preparedness against unprovoked acts of aggression, dedicated to ensuring that this and future generations remember the events of December 7, 1941.

Dedicates time and effort to insure that no benefits are denied to those who served their country and advocates for legislation on their behalf.

Provides national advocacy as well as local emergency shelter and mental health services, residential rehabilitation programs, job referrals, and legal representation to Veterans and their families.

Functions as a mechanism through which blind Veterans and interested sighted persons can come together to plan and carry out programs to improve the quality of life for blind Veterans as a division of the National Federation of the Blind.

Supports uniformed services enlisted personnel, their families and survivors, including active components, Reserve and National Guard and all retirees, and works to stop the erosion of earned benefits through legislative efforts. Learn about TREA's National Scholarship program.

Find support services and recreation activities that include free internet, television, movies, interactive electronic gaming and refreshments for Service Members and dependents.

Find information on the support services along with USO Japan contact information for Service Members and dependents stationed in Japan.

Find information on support programs, recreation, and community events for Service Members and their families stationed in the areas of Naples and Rome.

Find information about USO Europe and the various chapters overseas. Access contact information and useful travel information.

Find support services and recreation activities that include BBQs, fun fairs, cross cultural events, holiday programs, tours at reduced rates, monthly birthday programs and more for Service Members and dependents. Locate individual USO Korea sites, hours, and contact numbers

Find information on services and fun activities that support Service Members and their families stationed or traveling through the Rhein Main area of Germany.

Find information on support services and on-going morale building events for Service Members and families stationed in the Stuttgart area of Germany.

Find information on support service and recreational activities for Service Members and their families stationed in the Kaiserslautern area.

Find information for Service Members and dependents on USOs in the Okinawa area including contact information, hours, services and location. Services offered included: free wifi, free international phone calls, gift shop, coffee shop, American style food and more!

Find the Pacific Region USO on three countries with five locations and 18 Service Centers. Access support and recreation services from Hawaii and Guam to Japan and Korea for deployed Service Members and dependents.

Offers the VetsFirst program, which directly serves the needs of the Veteran community, offering a network of National Service Officers to Veterans that provide assistance and representation in claims for VA benefits and services and legal representation before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

Request a representative from a Veterans Service Organization (VSO) to represent you when you apply for VA benefits.

Operates transitional housing programs for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Assists Veterans with benefits including compensation, pension, health care, vocational rehabilitation and employment, education and training, home loans, life insurance, and dependency and indemnity compensation.

Supports those who have served honorably in the Armed Forces of the United States, during the period of World War I, provides aid to their surviving families and dependents and advocates for preferential legislation and laws beneficial to these World War I soldiers.

Serves all Veterans and their families with support programs, including a transitional homeless Veterans housing and reintegration program, support packages for military serving overseas and for Veterans' families, assistance for Veterans in trouble with the law, counseling resources and a 24-hour 1-800-VIETNAM phone line.

Represents Vietnam-era Veterans and their families and advocates on Veterans issues, provides VA benefits claims representation and supports the next generation of war Veterans. Local Service Officers are available throughout the country for assistance with VA benefits and other related claims.