National Resource Directory
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Connect with a local AmericaServes network to coordinate help for more than one need through a single entry point.
Explore Team RWB physical, social, service, and virtual activities, along with training challenges.
Explore Team Rubicon service projects, disaster response, remote volunteer roles, and training.
Explore Travis Manion Foundation chapters, service platoons, youth mentoring, and survivor and leadership programs.
Find a VFW post for local activities, community, and service opportunities.
Find an American Legion post and explore its local community and service programs.
Find a DAV office or chapter for local assistance as a veteran or transitioning service member.
Look for people you served with and preserve your service history through Together We Served.
Find caregiver peer mentoring, online or in-person groups, events, and resources through the Red Cross network.
Explore VA adaptive sports, therapeutic arts, and national event opportunities.
Find TAPS bereavement peers, counseling connections, casework, seminars, and family programs after the death of someone who served.
Prepare volunteering questions around time, activity, location and training.
Explore caregiver and bereavement support, provider requirements and questions for a first conversation.
Prepare contact, a first visit and follow-up with a local veteran group.
Explore five local and virtual event examples with dated schedules, cost options and official sources.
Compare five local and virtual community group examples, dated evidence and official directories.
Find your people. Get involved. Keep serving in a way that works for you. There’s a whole chapter of connection beyond the uniform.
Get the lay of the land, then use official post and chapter finders for your area. Example groups are CA/NC samples.
Find conversations, relationships, and shared experience.
Explore causes and opportunities to contribute.
Find shared interests, sports, and adaptive activities.
Connect with people who understand your experience.
Explore ways to bring people together responsibly.