Everyone for Veterans

Help veterans affected by the coronavirus pandemic

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E4V at the UW

The UW School of Dentistry is joining our cause and raising money to provide treatment to veterans and their families.

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Eye care for vets

We’ve partnered with VOSH/International to offer optometry services to veterans through our Wingman Program.

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Our mission is to improve the quality of life of veterans by connecting them to their communities for services and goods.
We welcome a diverse and inclusive environment for all veterans and volunteers.

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Did you know?

Most combat veterans don’t receive dental benefits from the VA unless they are 100% service disabled.

Spouses, who hold the family together, don’t receive dental benefits.

Most combat veterans suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and/or Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI).

Combat veterans have often described returning to civilian life as more difficult than combat itself.

22 veterans commit suicide every day. That’s more than those who actually die while in combat.

Community involvement can be one of the most effective ways to help combat veterans feel at home. It shows them that we haven’t forgotten about them and that we truly appreciate their sacrifices.

Veterans needing support

If you are a combat veteran seeking assistance with dental care or other services and goods, find out how we can help improve your quality of life.

Apply for assistance

Provide your services

We welcome and genuinely appreciate professionals who are able to donate their time, services, or goods to make a difference in the life of a combat veteran.

Donate your services

Join our volunteer team

Be a crucial member of our organization to help us be more effective and efficient with our mission.

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Be a Wingman

Complete a mission to improve the life of a combat veteran in your community.

"I speak for myself that I feel not many people are able to help a veteran and sometimes we just feel like no one is there for us. This really has made me see things in a different light. Thank you for extending a helping hand.”