Empowering Virginia’s Veterans:
Honoring Service, Building Futures!
Organizational Overview
The Virginia Veterans Services Foundation is dedicated to strengthening the lives of Virginia’s veterans and their families by investing in the people, programs, and places that enhance their overall quality of life. Through strategic partnerships and targeted support, the Foundation works to ensure that those who have served our country, along with the families who stand beside them, have access to the resources they need to thrive.
Our mission is carried out by supporting critical areas that impact long-term well-being, including behavioral healthcare, housing, transportation, education, and employment. We also invest in transition and veteran care centers, as well as cemeteries, ensuring dignity, continuity of care, and lasting honor for Virginia’s veteran community.
Guided by our core values of health, stability, security, and honor, we are committed to building a stronger, more supportive future for every veteran family across the Commonwealth.
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What We Do
The Virginia Veterans Services Foundation provides supplemental funding for designated Veteran programs and services when state and federal funds are not available. The Virginia Veterans Services Foundation also provides support to our veterans in crisis or in need of assistance.
Latest Updates
Virginia War Memorial Seeks Volunteers for Memorial Day “Say Their Names” Marathon
The Virginia War Memorial is seeking volunteers to help read the names of nearly 12,000 fallen Virginia service members during its Memorial Day “Say Their Names” marathon. The 12-hour tribute gives volunteers and visitors a meaningful way to honor those who made the ultimate...
Honoring the Fallen: Symbols and Traditions of Military Remembrance
Wounded Warrior Project highlights the meaning behind Memorial Day remembrance traditions, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Missing Man Table, folded flags, dog tags, battlefield crosses, Gold Star families, red poppies, and military funeral honors. The article serves as a thoughtful reminder that remembrance is carried through both public ceremonies and personal symbols of...
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