How one veteran uses his troubled past to help others thrive
Joanne and Jose Mendoza are active volunteers with Chapter 12 and Auxiliary Unit 12 in San Bernardino, California. Jose Mendoza doesn’t shy away from
Joanne and Jose Mendoza are active volunteers with Chapter 12 and Auxiliary Unit 12 in San Bernardino, California. Jose Mendoza doesn’t shy away from
From the beginning, we hoped DAV Community Impact Day would be more than a single day of service. We saw its potential to be a catalyst for gathering
Ryan Pavel When Ryan Pavel didn’t get accepted to his college of choice at 17 years old, a Marine Corps recruiter redirected his life’s path.
Air Force veteran Adam Cassidy (left) is a strong advocate for Werner Enterprise’s veteran programs. When transitioning out of the Air Force in 2015,
Student Veterans of America (SVA) recently shared how partnering with VA delivered real impact for student Veterans. During a recent Joint House and S
Years after coming home, Dolshenko now spends his time making memories closer to home, like a squirrel hunting trip with his son in Indiana.
DAV has concerns about the Department of Veterans Affairs’ plan to use an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to identify potential fraud in Disability
Across Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers (VAMCs), outpatient clinics and community-based programs, social workers help Veterans overcome
For nearly 40 years, DAV and the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) have partnered to provide a clear assessment of the financial resources the Department
DAV member and 2025 Recruiter Rally winner Luis Cortes stands in the war museum at DAV National Headquarters. DAV is powered by its members.
ERLANGER, Ky. – DAV (Disabled American Veterans) is proud to announce a new partnership with select Texas-based M&D Supply Ace Hardware stores on a se
VA teamed up with Metropolis-GAMEDAY to give thousands of local Veterans and their families free access to the Super Bowl Experience on Feb.
As an Army spouse, Methella Green is specially equipped to help her company recognize transferrable skills in the military community.
DAV is pleased to learn VA is completely rescinding its rule regarding the impact of medication on evaluation ratings for service-connected disabiliti
DAV Community Impact Day A nationwide movement is underway to show veterans how much they matter. When you pledge your time at communityimpactday.
DAV applauds Secretary Collins’ decision to halt the implementation of VA’s rule regarding the impact of medication on evaluation ratings for service-
Join DAV’s community where gaming meets service. We’re harnessing the immense power of Twitch to connect with veterans and their families in new, dyna
VA has released a request for proposals for a new dental care administrator to operate the department’s next generation network of community care dent
Starting an estate plan is a responsible New Year’s resolution that provides peace of mind and protects you and your loved ones.
Navy Veteran’s century-long journey celebrated at Trinka Davis Veterans Village Nearly 100 family, friends and fellow residents gathered on Jan.
William Bolden William Bolden was caught in a firefight with Chinese soldiers when the ice beneath his boots began to crack. Carrying two canisters of
As a First Impressions volunteer Donna Majeskie has a story of compassion that blossomed from the daily struggles she and her mother faced while carin
Top veterans service organizations urge Congress to fully budget for veterans’ needs WASHINGTON —DAV (Disabled American Veterans) and the Veterans of
Honoring heroes through volunteerism From Feb. 8-14, 2026, VA invites everyone to honor hospitalized Veterans at VA medical centers across the country
WHY MONTHLY SUPPORT MATTERS For many veterans, challenges don’t end when their service does. Navigating health care, securing earned benefits and adju
I am truly honored to accept the role of national legislative director, furthering my life’s dedication to serving veterans and their families.
DAV Community Impact Day is April 4 this year, and the conversations I’ve had with so many of you have me excited for the great work you have planned.
The heartbeat of DAV is its members. From legislative advocacy to benefits work to being a shoulder to lean on, we rely on each other to keep the prom
Join the front lines of advocacy for your fellow veterans and let lawmakers know, face-to-face, that their constituents want promises to veterans kept
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