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Support for Disabled Veterans in need of Emergency assistance

Mission Statement


Veteran Love and Appreciation Inc., a nonprofit 501(c) (3), exists to provide direct, essential needs to our severely wounded and disabled men and women who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.

I Helped a Vet

Our assistance is intended to bridge the gap for these brave men and women as they transition from military service into civilian life. These heroes deserve America's support for their service and sacrifices.

To qualify for assistance, the disabled veterans:

  • Must have served in Iraq or Afghanistan (DD Form 214, required)
  • Must be a combat wounded disabled veteran (VA confirmation required, normally through VA case worker, Purple Heart and/or medical documentation of war wounds sustained)
  • Must have received an Honorable Discharge
  • Are not presently receiving benefits from either Defense Finance and Accounting Service or the Veterans Administration
  • Must allow Veteran Love to verify the information provided by the disabled veteran
  • Must provide substantiating information regarding the disabled veterans’ current financial situation
  • We are asking all applicants to provide a breakdown of monthly obligations

NOTE: Due to budget restrictions, our maximum grant is

currently $1,500 per qualified applicant, one-time grants only. Our average grant per applicant is $500-$1,000. We hope to remove this restriction in the future. 

Applications can be sent by fax, email or postal mail:

Please email to:charlene@veteranlove.com or mail to:
Veteran Love and Appreciation
930 Washington Avenue Suite 206
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Fax 1.866.777.9431


How We Help: Food & Fuel Gift Cards

At Veteran Love and Appreciation, we understand there can be a substantial delay from your discharge from active duty and the payment of VA benefits. Veteran Love steps in to help by providing for veterans’ essential, day to day needs. We have initiated Operation: Food and Fuel to provide for veterans and their families vital needs such as food and gas. This is granted in the form of gift cards to purchase these essential needs.

 

HELP FOR VETERANS IN DANGER OF FORECLOSURE
To obtain help from a VA financial counselor, veterans can call VA toll-free at 1-877-827-3702 or visit the VA's home loan guaranty program Web site.http://www.homeloans.va.gov

 


Vets Helping Vets

For each book sold a $1.00 donation goes to Veteran Love

Read more about Operaion Holiday CheerCorporate Infantry, by Frederic Saint Amour: “Everything I know about Corporate Sales, I learned in Combat” Saint Amour is a former Ranger, Special Forces service member who now is a leading Sales and Corporate Training Coach.
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Help Us Start a Movement:

Get your Dog Tags Today!

Dog TagsIn order to create awareness, with every  tax deductible donation of $10 and up you will receive personalized  dog tags with your name engraved. Show your support and appreciation of our American disabled veteransDonate Today »

 

 

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Raising Funds for Disabled Veterans with New and Gently Used Donated handbags

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Greatly Needed!

 

Our Veterans are counting on our continued support, so please consider your tax deductible donation today and help us to continue our mission.
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Anthony  Larson

I Helped a VetAnthony Larson, injured in an IED (improvised explosion device) explosion, October 2005 resulting in a right leg below the knee amputation read more

Traumatic Brain Injury

" SPC Shane Vincent, 22 years old, was critically injured when he sustained a traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries, and abdominal wounds during an IED (improvised explosion device) blast, and subsequent vehicle rollover on May 24, 2007. read more

Spinal Cord injury

" Special Forces soldier Joseph Briseno, 24 years old, received a spinal cord injury due to a gunshot wound to his neck. He remains dependent on a ventilato. read more

IED explosion

" SSG John Borders, injured during an IED (improvised explosion device) explosion and remains at Walter Reed Army Medical Center since January 2006. In the past 18 months, he has had to endure over 50 surgeries. read more

Spinal Cord Injury

" Our appreciation to Veteran Love, Inc., but also to Charlene Riggs and Craig McMahon. Our appreciation for you kindness really can’t be stated enough. read more
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