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The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation is committed to sharing the experiences of theVietnam War Era and its enduring legacy with future generations.Our Memorial recognizes the valor of New Jersey’s Veterans and the sacrifices of their families and communities. Our Museum encourages learning by exploring the Vietnam War Era through inclusive andobjective exhibitions

New England Paralyzed Veterans of America is a chapter of paralyzed veterans of america, a not-for-profit organization. The chapter, in conjunction with the national organization, provides benefits to persons who have suffered injuries or diseases of he spinal cord by monitoring the delivery of health care promoting medical research, educating society on the attitudinal, physical, and legal barriers.  

Their mission is to 'honor the dead by helping the living' through veterans' service, community service, national security and a strong national defense.

Paralyzed Veterans of America – Wisconsin Chapter (PVA-WI) works to improve the quality of life for veterans, in our state, living with spinal cord injury or disease, including those with MS and ALS. Our work is carried out through programs that focus on research and education, quality healthcare, access to benefits, advocacy and legislation, membership and outreach, and adaptive sports and recreation.

The Garland County Memorial and Military Park is a tribute to all veterans who served in the United States of America military at any time and/or their families.

TO COLLECT AND PRESERVE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS MEMORABILIA AND WRITTEN AND ORAL RECORDS OF THE PATRIOTIC CONTRIBUTIONS OF JEWISH AMERICANS WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES - UTILIZING THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS FOR EXHIBITIONS, PUBLICATIONS, AND PROGRAMS.

In 1976, Metro Toronto Legion Village welcomed its first 14 residents. It was renamed Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care in 2003 in honour of one of its founders. Over 600 residents have called it home. The centre is built on two floors, in the shape of a cross. It has 50 rooms, 100 beds, and provides long-term care for married couples or single residents. We also welcome Silver Cross Mothers, mothers of veterans who have died in combat. The average age of our residents is 82. The centre is a complete community. It has lounges, reading areas, arts and crafts rooms, a therapeutic swimming pool, a bar and a gift shop. Residents can get their hair done in the beauty salon, attend meals in the dining room, and find solace in the chapel. In addition to management staff, the Centre’s team of professionals includes Registered Nurses, a Medical Director, a Dietitian, a Physiotherapist, a Social Worker, a Massage Therapist and many more.

To promote Talmudic ethics by providing financial assistance, scholarships and fellowships to eligible rabbis, scholars and students.

SkiDUCK is an entirely volunteer based organization that provides free ski and snowboard programs to financially disadvantaged, minority and at risk youth; including free lift tickets, rentals lessons, clothing and safety gear.